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A large Howler Monkey was captured in the rain forest of Costa Rica.
A Grizzly Bear takes a swim after feasting on salmon.
A close-up image of a male elk. The elk herds migrate out of Yellowstone National Park during the winter and are frequently spotted in the valley of Wapiti,Wyoming. "Wapiti" is a native word for Elk.
Fall in the Shoshone National Forest is magical! This image was taken along the North Fork of the Shoshone River in Autumn. The Camera flares add magic to the scene.
Who doesn't love the exuberance of a young elephant? This young guy had trouble controlling his trunk. It would flop everywhere!
A young Plains Zebra poses for a photo.
A cottontail rabbit sits in the snow. They have to be alert because they are the favorite food for many predators. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
In my opinion, Leopards are one of the most luscious creatures on Earth. They are seductively beautiful yet stealthily dangerous.
Raptor Center, Sitka, Alaska. Close-up of a bald eagle.
The Galapagos is a volcanic island chain home of many diverse species because of its isolation in the Pacific Ocean.
Two young male giraffes hang out together in Botswana.
As I was rushing back to sunset curfew at our safari camp, I saw this iconic scene. I instantly slammed on the brakes and recorded this iconic image. Etoshia National Park, West Entrance; Nambiia, Africa.
Resembling an aerial view of a coastline, this image is a close-up of a Yellowstone thermal pool. So next time you are traveling in Yellowstone National Park, get down on your knees and take a closer look at the algae and waters of the thermal pools. Grand Prismatic Sping, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
Mom and cub are standing on the ice looking in the water for fish and seals. Svalbard, Norway.
This isn't just any fluke but the fluke a a Blue Whale--the largest Mammal ever to live on Earth. They can reach almost 100 feet in length and their flukes are almost 20 feet wide. Norwegian Sea.
A mother polar bear looks for a way off the ice with her two cubs. The calm waters reflecting the bears made this a terrific composition. Svalbard, Norway.
Did you know that hippos kill more individuals in Africa than any other animal? They feel threatened if you get between them and the water where they feel safe. If you are in that "zone" they will charge!
Black and white photo of a Big Horn Sheep. Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming.
Some iguanas on the Galapagos Islands are quite colorful. I like to get down on the ground and let them crawl around me.
Emperor Penguin Chicks standing in formation. They are molting their soft, grey down before jumping into the Southern Ocean. Cape Washington, Antarctica.