Below is my most recent work. Please reach out if you have a question or are interested in a specific print.

While his friends were busy showing off tying knots out of cherry stems, he just gave her the whole damn cherry.
Always nice to stumble into a state park with zero perceived notions, and find this!
Red tail hawk in all its glory. Sticking the landing!
Foxy Friday. Here we have mom yawning after a big drink of water! She says it was water. But raising five kits I’m sure it was a nice Pinot.
One of my favorite things about photography is the “unexpected shot.” When things are planned or work out perfectly that is great but to me what really revs the engine is when something happens around you or you stumble upon a place, or a
I’ve been so lucky to spend a few evenings with a family of barred owls. Although I’ll never sleep again without reliving their screeches I enjoyed my time with all 5 of them. They come out right before dark and I was lucky to get this s
Plover fam cuddlin in the rain. Can you find the third??
Island GIVEAWAY!!!!! Tag 17 friends. Tell me in the comments your life story. Then make a reel tagging me saying. “Island giveaway, whilst reciting the alphabet backwards!” And finally untag 7 of your originally tagged friends. YAY GIV
I’m reading a book called The Hidden World of The Fox. Truly remarkable creatures. If you think of most big cats, bears, wolves, they seem to thrive in very specific locations. Not the fox. The foxes ability to adapt to its environment all
Lookin at this jive turkey (vulture), lookin back at it. Have a great holiday weekend everyone !
The yellow capped night heron, not at night.
“Get the small tree” they said. “It’ll fit in the spring” they said. Now look at me!!!!! I knew I should’ve purchased the medium.
Parenting. Probably the most important and difficult job in the world.
Happy Friday. May your workday be snappy! 🐢🐢
Fox kit that’s it.
Just a stop along the way to Acadia. Met up with @brandonbaer_ and @eberry_photography at Wolfe’s Neck State Park. @manbythesea popped in for a bit too! Maine has a special coast line but cooler photography friends.
Nothing but deer. Lots of deer. And then one looked alert. She flew across the field. I said, “ohhh here we go, somethings up.” Sure enough a coyote family came out of the high brush to cross the field. I was so excited to see these y
Piping plovers can live up to 15 years in the wild!! If you happen to walk to close to the babies, which is easy to do because of their incredible camouflage, the mothers will swoop in, and cry while dragging one wing in the sand, in the attempt to l
The subject. The environments. The small scale. The coastal vibes. Piping Flippin plovers all day!!!! Check my story for the full crop! Definitely printing this one out!
Thinking of turning this into a plover chick feature page. Seriously the most fun I’ve had photographing in a while.