Ghost Bear Photography is officially launched!

Read my first blog post over at GhostBearPhotography.com So many wildlife and landscape photos to see! My fiancee and I are so excited! (you can also like us on facebook!)

I’ve moved!

Taaa daaaa! I’ve been working for months – editing my photos from the previous summer, and creating a brand new website to showcase my fiancee and my photos. Please visit Ghost Bear Photography and like us on Facebook!

Mmm, breakfast!

This was the biggest grizzly I have ever seen! The ranger said he was over 800lbs, and boy was he hungry. Hungry for fish! Hope you aren’t eating your own breakfast while viewing this one.

Sneak on the Prowl

This coyote in Sedge Bay, Yellowstone was on the prowl. Hunting marmots. He did have success a few minutes later, but alas, the marmot was already dead. Hit by a car :(

Hey! What are you doing?

Bighorn sheep have the funniest expressions of any animal I have encountered! There were about 15 of these guys munching away on the grasses in Glacier National Park, Montana. After talking with a few of the rangers, they (and we) noticed the explosion of these sheep in this area in the past two years. Fewer […]

A balancing act.

This black bear cub in Waterton Lakes National Park put on quite a show for me this summer. He could stand on a branch, hang off with one arm, and generally act like a little monkey. Adorable!

I’m Back!

It’s been over 3 months since I’ve posted, 2.5 of those months I have been immersed in wilderness – visiting Yellowstone, Jasper, Riding Mountain, and even Alaska! I’m in the process of going through over 6,000 photos, and I thought I would start with this one: We were lucky enough to spot this great grey […]

The countdown is on!

After months of waiting for it, I will officially be hittin the road to Yellowstone in less than 2 weeks. Stay tuned in September for more photos!

Another shot of extreme wildlife.

Chewing away on his “football”.

The ultimate ‘wildlife’

This guy, my lil pup Peabody is so much more temperamental and difficult than any grizzly or black bear, elk, marmot, wolf, you name it… Once he spots a camera, he wants nothing to do with it. I was eventually able to capture the sparkle in his eye, as he spotted a seagull floating close to my condo.