Thunder panoramaSometimes I'll get a certain shot in my head that, if I'm persistent enough, I know someday I'll capture. I've imagined a bull bison on a rise of a hill against a background of storm clouds for several years and on various occasions have come close to photographing the scene. Finally, on my way down to Yellowstone's Larmar Valley to shoot the bison rut, I ran into a lone bull working his way along a ridge of sage as afternoon thunderheads swelled
with the day's first light reflecting of pink and yellow petals
The northern lights were active
though it was not long after noon
It's rare to have two clear nights in the mountains this time of year where weather is unpredictable and even a small bank of clouds can foul a shoot
but when he did I was treated to one of the best scenes I've photographed
This print is offered in a variety of sizes and can be custom ordered as a framed work of art or on ready-to-hang aluminum by special request
MT at daybreak in February
These animals are well equipped to handle the harsh weather of winter
occurring in early July each year
Burton Hill Rd passes under mature sugar maples during fall in Northern Vermont
A bull bison land after a jump across a small stream in Yellowstone National Park during winter
each limited to just 11 copies
