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Ill Prepared Glacier Park Hikers owe their lives to rescue workers . . .
How in the world does the U.S. National Park Service and the media depict two guys, anyone, who gets lost outdoors and survives a difficult or even life-threatening situation, as heroes? Neal Peckens...
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Fall Photography – my last photograph
Fall is always a crazy time of year for outdoor photographers who focus on nature, wildlife and commercial outdoor photography. The subjects change from one day to the next and sometimes from one hour...
View ArticleMontana Prairie – it’s not all just flat, dry, BLM land
Montana Quarterly Magazine features an essay by award winning author Scott Mcmillion about an important prairie conservation project conducted in the wild prairie lands of Montana . . . One of the most...
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A Thousand Hour Magazine Cover? – could this magazine cover have taken a 1000...
The editorial team @fieldandstream combined with the digital illustration talents of @thejesselenz really hit a home run with the February 2013 cover. As a professional outdoor photographer you might...
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Montana Quarterly Features Critically Important Montana Conservation...
Stacey Dolderer and Tony Bynum spent the summer bouncing around the wide open prairie and badlands regions of Montana. They hiked across its dry, sun scorched dirt, around mountainous gumbo plateaus,...
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Join us at POMA 2013 Conference
If you’re in the outdoor media business you can not afford to miss this years Professional Outdoor Media Association (POMA) conference! Pome Conference 2013 Columbia, South Carolina Date:...
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It’s not the photograph I went looking for, it’s better!
I always try to have a plan for my photography adventures. Part of my plan is to always have a backup plan because when you’re dealing with mother nature, you never know what she’s going to hand you...
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How to Ruin an Outdoor Photography Career with One Email
“My photographs have better colors than the one’s you’re using on the covers of your magazines. . . when you’re ready to work with a real professional, give me a call” - source: unnamed “professional”...
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Photography With a Purpose – Oil Drilling on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation
The cell phone rang Thursday and on the other end was Leslie MacMillian a writer for the New York Times. She said she was interested in talking to me about my photography work and the map created by...
View ArticleThe Holy Grail of Photography In one Quote – Antonin Kratochvil changed my...
I finally found what I think is the holly grail of photography in the words of Antonin Kratochvil - “You should never use camera to make your pictures. You use yourself, your experience, to make the...
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Montana Nature Photographer Tony Bynum and Science Teacher Stacy Dolderer...
When Erin Madison, (@GFT_EMadison) outdoor writer for the Great Falls Tribune (@GFTribue) called us to do an interview about the Montana prairie project we worked on recently, we were happy to say yes!...
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Nature, Wildlife and Outdoor Photography – who inspired you?
My answer, a true legend in the outdoor media world. Marty Stouffer is at least partly responsible for inspiring me to become a nature, wildlife, conservation and commercial outdoor photographer! As...
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Anschutze Leaves Blackfeet Country – but who’s going to clean up the mess?
In the wake of what some are calling great news, there’s a new legacy on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation – post fracking, but what should be expected? As Anschutz Oil announced it’s leaving the...
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Great Outdoor Photography – you just need a little luck sometimes
Ring, ring, ring – “hello.” ”Hi, my name is Harry, I love your photographs, I’m planning a trip in July to photograph wildlife, can you tell me where is a good place to find mountain goats?” My first...
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Wildlife Photography – Glacier National Park New Wildlife Photography and...
Most people enjoy wildlife photography. In fact, the chance to see and maybe photograph wildlife is among the top reasons people go to Glacier National Park. Are you aware that there are new viewing...
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Nature Photographs – 10 musts for consistently good Nature Photographs
If you want to consistently capture great nature photographs, the following rules apply. . .1. Great Nature Photographs come from getting up early and/or staying late – not even Photoshop can make this...
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Chief Mountain Leased for Oil Development
UPDATE: Chief Mountain Leased for Oil Drilling It’s official, according to Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) records, the sacred Chief Mountain on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation, has been leased for oil...
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Are you Stealing Photographs? – top 10 lame responses – photography,...
Are you stealing photographs for a blog or facebook page? Is your employee stealing photographs? You don’t know? Well, if you don’t know where the photograph or image came from, or you don’t have...
View ArticleMindshift Rotation 180, Photography Backpack – Thoughts From the Field. . .
While I was home briefly, I made some time to take the MindShift Rotation 180 photography backpack to the field for an authentic, live test. The Mindshift Rotation 180 backpack was developed though a...
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Adventure, Outdoor Camera – Nikon does it first! – Nikon 1 AW1
It looks like the day has finally come, an adventure, outdoor camera with interchangeable lenses and RAW file format! Are you kidding me?Nope – according to Nikon, it’s on the way. The Nikon 1 AW1 is...
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