Travis deLagerheim Photography

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

Happy pride month to the LGBTQIA+ community!

For those that need to hear this: you are perfect just how you are. You are beautiful inside and out and you make the world a better place. I'm proud of you for being true to yourself and living your life authentically, despite how others treat you because of it.
And for those this didn't pertain to: be glad you have the luxury to live your life how you choose to without someone having an opinion about it.
How someone else lives their life will never affect how you live yours. And remember, when you see someone drowning it's ok to lend a hand instead of holding them under. Choosing kindness is never ever the wrong decision.
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Love is love.

Every June I do this month long thing where if you show me that you donated to the I will send you a free digital print BUT going forward I am just going to make this a forever thing. Anytime you donate to the Trevor project ever, just send me proof and you get a free digital print of whatever you want.

05/29/2026

It's national alligator day! The american alligator is the largest reptile in North America, reaching up to 15 feet in length and weighing close to 1,000 pounds. In the mid 1900s the American alligator was almost hunted to extinction, but they have since regained a stable population. Despite being a top predator, alligators are one of the few reptiles that have a maternal instinct to care for their young. These animals are often misunderstood, and if they are given the respect and space they deserve they pose little to no risk to humans.
American alligator: Alligator mississippiensis

05/29/2026

Scrub python: Morelia amethistina

05/24/2026

Smooth-sided toad: Rhaebo guttatus

05/23/2026

World turtle day is the best day 🐢

05/19/2026

Here's a green tree python and the song from Shrek. It's the best I can do today.

05/15/2026

It's endangered species day, and today is a great time to remind everyone that we are destroying our planet at an alarming rate and pushing these species to the point of no return. The western lowland gorilla loses almost 3% of its population annually, and some reports estimate a 97% total species loss by 2054. That's only 28 years away. That's your family's next generation growing up without gorillas. So remember to use your voice and vote for the people who want to actually protect the planet and the environment instead of those who continuously roll back environmental protections, who open up hunting on endangered species, and who will sell out to corporations who want to strip the planet of every natural resource.
Sincerely,
Your radical left lunatic