Thinking Wild Photo
Portfolio

The Work

Wildlife, landscapes, and focused bodies of work built around a single idea, encounter, or way of seeing.

01 · Wildlife

Mammals

Elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and close observation of the individual animals, behavior, and moments that make wildlife feel personal.

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Black-and-white photograph of a tusked African elephant walking through dry bush.
02 · Place

Landscapes

Weather, atmosphere, scale, and the larger settings that give wildlife its context—and often its meaning.

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Snow-covered peaks of Wyoming’s Snowy Range beneath a clear blue sky.
Focused bodies of work

Photographic Series

Some encounters or ideas deserve more than a single frame. These series follow one subject, place, or way of seeing across a sequence of photographs.

Black-and-white photograph of a tusked African elephant walking toward the camera on a winding reserve road.

King of the Road

One bull, one road, and no question about who has the right of way.

 A small elephant group crossing green savanna with a safari vehicle in the distance.

In the Land of Giants

Presence, scale, texture, and individuality.

 Black-and-white close-up of a bathing bull elephant curling his trunk over his tusks.

Elephant Noir

One bull, one river, and a view repeatedly interrupted by brush.

 Red fox crouched among dark boulders, its orange coat bright against the stone.

A Flash of Red

A fox moving through hard stone and bright light.

 Hundreds of sandhill cranes gathered in shallow water, their reflections repeating across the blue surface.

The Gathering

Sandhill cranes, abundance, reflection, silhouette, and movement.

African painted dogs resting together on open ground.

Above and Below

Painted dogs below, tawny eagles above, and an impossible choice of where to look.