One of my popular photos taken on Cottonwood in south-central Colorado. What used to be a dirt-road has allowed ease of access while keeping some of my favorite views in all of Colorado.

The Tom Miner Basin borders Yellowstone National Park and connects state land to 2.2 million acres of federal land. Here you can come close to Bison, Wolves, Grizzlies, and Elk with an unforgettable backdrop.

A popular photo of mine, capturing an old barn guarding its field of grain with the beautiful Ross Peak towering in the background. With a dusting of fresh snow, this late-fall photo shows the beautiful colors that make up a Montana Autumn. 

Towering above the Madison River are cliffs in which Native Americans drove hundreds of Bison off of in an early and efficient practice of hunting. Though it seems like these bluffs are just a part of an arrid climate, they remind us of the history of such a beautiful area. 

A perfect display of an isolated sunset in Southwestern Montana. During the warm months, sunsets can last for well over an hour as the Big Sky state has very extensive horisons. 

In late September of 2021, I had to pull over the truck and head out into the field to capture my favorite sunset I had seen. Looking towards the Absaroka range, I solidified one of my favorite images of a perfect snow-line in monotone.