Secondary Growth

Secondary GrowthIMAGE DESCRIPTION: Remenants of old growth trees in a secondary growth forest. Secondary growth is the forest that grows in place of the old growth one that was logged. There are dense and dark, preventing easy passage for wildlife and understory food resources. They are eerily quiet. Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. PRINT INFORMATION: Open edition photographic prints developed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Pearl Max HD Silver Halide photographic paper.

After that it was time for a new car

A cow moose emerges from the forest

Twenty years after the Ham Lake fire the forests are slowly regenerating and breathing life back into the landscape

The scenery

I left a coffee mug with an apple core inside in my cup holder one night

This is my favorite black spruce forest in Minnesota

The view from my campsite in the boundary waters canoe area wilderness

Temperance River State Park

I set out in June of 2022 to tell the human-wildlife conflict story of the Alexander Archipelago Wolf

A detail portrait of a common raven in Yellowstone National Park

As I pulled into Torres del Paine National Park in Chile

A young buck white-tailed deer in a dense river-bottom forest