Meet Iceland’s most photogenic local, and quite possibly the only one who didn’t mind me getting this close for a portrait. This Icelandic horse had all the charisma of a seasoned model and the hair to match. No lighting tricks here, jus
📸 Incoming! Northern Gannets: nature’s feathered missiles. Fast, focused, and always looking like they’ve got somewhere very important to be. Caught this one mid-flight while visiting a huge colony in northern Iceland. Pro tip: tryin
📸 Puffin incoming! This little Atlantic Puffin was on final approach after a successful fishing trip off the coast of Iceland. And yes, that’s a beak full of sand eels. Watching them land is part bird ballet, part organized chaos and someho
Parenting, Alaskan style 🐻🎣 On the shores of Crescent Lake, this mama brown bear handed off the catch of the day like it was second nature, because for her, it is. Watching these bears fish and teach in the wild is equal parts wild drama and wild
📸 Puffin Portrait Shot this little legend in Iceland, where puffins somehow manage to look both dignified and ridiculous at the same time. This was one of those rare moments where the light, the angle, and the puffin’s mood all aligned. No
Some days you bloom. Other days you just… lean. Made this macro image of (what I think is) a daisy, but let’s be honest, I’m a photographer, not a botanist. Either way, this flower perfectly captured my mood today...a little tire
Taking a break from the Iceland posts for the day… This morning scene is from Schwabacher’s Landing in Grand Teton National Park. One of those spots that almost feels too good to be real. I showed up hoping for calm water, a little su
Stuðlafoss: Because Iceland Doesn’t Do Boring Waterfalls By the time you’ve seen your tenth waterfall in Iceland, you start thinking you’ve got them all figured out. Then you take the walk to see Stuðlagil Canyon and stumbl
When your grocery run turns into an Olympic sprint. This Atlantic Puffin just returned from a successful fishing trip off the coast of Iceland. His beak loaded, feet down, and laser-focused on landing. Puffins can carry up to a dozen small fish at
Family meal, Grebe-style. 🍴 Dad’s bringing home the fish while mom doubles as a floating nursery. These Horned Grebes are the epitome of teamwork and style. Just look at that hairdo. Photographed in Iceland, where the birds are extra wild
Puffins nap, too. Sometimes, photographing puffins in Iceland means battling wind, rain, and slippery cliffs. Other times it means sitting quietly while a puffin tucks into a nap and very clearly pretends you don’t exist. It’s one of t
We often get asked how close we get to the puffins in Iceland. Well, sometimes they get really close. 😅. This photo was a happy accident. I was tracking the puffin when Mr. Cell Phone happened to be in the flight path. At least the puffin brought
Just out here trying to enjoy a midnight snack when some guy shows up with a camera, rambling about “perfect golden light.” 🙄 Normally, I avoid photographing horses with their heads down (nobody looks their best mid-munch) but this scen