I started photographing seriously just after I got out of the Army in 1974.  I have had a darkroom ever since, although I rarely use it.  My passion for photography came when I started using the Zone System, developed by Ansel Adams, with my 4×5 film camera.  I started with digital about 10 years ago and I currently shoot with a Nikon D810 and D800 and D850.  My primary wildlife lens is a Nikon 600mm F4 VR lens, a Nikon 400mm F2.8 and Nikon’s new 500mm F5.6 lens.  My primary landscape lens is a Nikon 16-35mm F4.  For photographing the Qnaqui herd I usually use my 70-200mm f2.8 .

All of my wildlife photographs are shot IN THE WILD, not at a wildlife preserve, zoo, or fenced in wildlife park.  My real passion is the Onaqui Herd of wild horses in Utah’s West Desert.  I have been photographing them for about 8 years now.  I have over 150,000 photographs of these beautiful wild horses.  Those photographs can be found at my other website:  www.utahwildhorses.com.

I also sell gifts for scoutmasters and Eagle scouts at the following websites:

www.scoutmastergift.com   www.eaglescoutgift.com   www.onlywildeagles.com