Just some random news. A High Country News cover story that I shot photos for, “The Color of Bunny,” just won a National Association of Science Writers award. Here’s a link to that article with the photos as well as a few others from the shoot: http://www.hcn.org/issues/44.2/can-snowshoe-hares-adapt-to-climate-change/ Also, here is a short video from a …
Here are a few shots from a spring shoot this year in Grizzly Stadium for National Geographic’s “America the Wild” show. I put this post together a couple months ago and then forgot to ever publish it. Anyway, I got to work with some of my favorite people in the Montana filmmaking circle and we …
Driving over the swollen Clark Fork river today made me think about some video and stills of the Salish/Kootenai river honoring ceremony on the Flathead River that I shot for the National Wildlife Federation last summer. We’re lucky to have so many great rivers in Montana. If you want to take a minute to honor …
I pass these pigeons every day on my couple block commute to coffee. I decided to take some pictures of them one day about 8 months ago and just finally had time to look at them yesterday. Better late than never. Click on them for the larger size photos.
A few years ago, while I was on Staniel Cay working on my film, “Exuma,” I met an amazing woman named Joan Mann. She was already quite elderly at the time but it didn’t seem to have slowed her down much. She was energetic and inspired and kind and quickly became a friend. She had …
Walking along another coastline in the Caribbean. Toña is the beer here and I’m drinking one. Sun is about to set. Up ahead I catch sight of a young boy splashing around in the water down behind some rocks. It’s hot and he didn’t bother removing any clothes before he jumped in to cool off. …
It’s full-on summer in Montana. The months and months of pleas for warm, sunny weather have been replaced with pleas for popsicles and cold rivers and cooler weather. I mean, at least by the ungrateful among us… As computers and hard drives and monitors help drive up the temperature in my little studio, I thought …
Last spring I found myself huddled in the shade at the edge of some trees with Casey Anderson, Missy Pyle and Rick Smith watching a mother grizzly and three cubs. They played and dug for grubs and voles in the sunny, sprawling meadow in front of us while Rick and I filmed from the comfort …
I’ve received a lot of great feedback on the travel-lapse that I posted. There were enough people wanting to know more details, that it seemed worth writing a second post about.
This is a very short travel sequence that highlights a time-lapse that I put together recently. The traveling time-lapse shot toward the end of the sequence is the first of it’s kind that I’m aware of. Read the post for more info. As always, click on the little gear symbol at …
