A Black Guillemot takes off into the sunset (though it was 6:30 pm the Arctic and the sun doesn’t really set).

A Northern Fulmar rests on the Arctic Ice, probably looking to see where he can find his next meal.

He's kind of cute but doesn't look like the sharpest knife in the box.

A lone Reindeer in the vast desolate landscape!

Looks like an eye in the sky, complete with eyelashes too!

Shards of broken ice.

When I see these sunflowers, I think of smiling faces.

Its often tempting with macro photography to use focus stacking all the time to increase depth of field, but a well respected landscape...

A beautifully lit up marine layer shortly after sunrise on a nice morning from last summer.

These guys are small and skittish so when one landed on a branch near me, I moved very slowly and quietly, getting closer and closer and...

The symbiotic relationship between the Cape buffalo and Oxpecker is interesting as the Oxpeckers will spend most of their day around Cafe...

An inside joke among the folks I was with in Luangwa. This guy looks kind of dull, but they are dangerous animals!

This young giraffe gave me only a quick glance back as it started walking away.

A different kind of image with roots, this is one of the first images I ever made, back in 2005. I’ve since reprocessed it and to this...

Sets of roots growing upon each other.

From large stones to small stones, this time from the beaches of northern California.

I liked the arrangement of circular stones and the curves of the rock, but what really appealed to me when I started working on this...

The skittish and fast moving Red Phalarope

A very healthy looking Polar Bear cub.

Love that mixture of dark and white fur on a molting Arctic fox.

Always tragic to see the skinny bears.

A hungry polar bear on the look out for food.

Lines and patterns of a receding wave.

I love how dynamic beaches can be, I returned to this spot a few weeks later and couldn’t find this composition anymore.