![I grew up in the Northwest, and have always loved the outdoors and photography. Professionally I've worked as a wildlife biologist in Washington and Montana, while always dragging my camera along. Currently I take care of our twin daughters (notice the grey hairs coming in) and teach part-time at a local community college. This gives me [a little] time to pursue my photography and (try) to generate a little income from it.
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I grew up in the Northwest, and have always loved the outdoors and photography. Professionally I've worked as a wildlife biologist in Washington and Montana, while always dragging my camera along. Currently I take care of our twin daughters (notice the grey hairs coming in) and teach part-time at a local community college. This gives me [a little] time to pursue my photography and (try) to generate a little income from it.
Jeff
Jeff
Many of my best shots require getting dirty, wet, or both...but I love it! I haven't lost any camera gear yet, but that'll probably change at some point. (In this shot, the water got too deep for me to carry it all in one trip, so... I abandoned my camera and tripod in the middle of this stream while I ferried my other equipment thorugh. It got about waist deep.)
My partners in adventure. Often I'm trying to keep them from rolling off mountain tops or into rivers while I take pictures. So far, I haven't lost one yet!
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