WILDLIFE

Many years ago when I started my professional photography career, I wanted to be a bird photographer.  That is until I realized birds don't buy bird portraits and neither do many people.  Even though I did sell a few (to people) and my highest selling print of all times is one of a whooping crane, I decided I'd better expand to other things.  So, I began shooting other forms of wildlife.  After moving the the Black Hills of South Dakota, I began shooting a lot of wildlife native to the area:  mountain goats, big horn sheep, bison, antelope, prairie dogs, and wild horses.  My favorites are the wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota.  Beautiful creatures in a beautiful environment.  It turns out that my next highest selling print is one of those horses "King of the Badlands."

Images in this gallery can be purchased by clicking the "Purchase" button at the lower left corner of the image in this grid view.  The button is revealed by mousing over the image.