Walsh Wildlife & Nature Photography

Walsh Wildlife & Nature Photography Arkansas' Lee Walsh, with his wife Renee, captures life's journey through photography. Each snapshot tells a story of nature's beauty.

A builder and realtor, Lee's heart belongs to enshrining the state's soul with every click. Love photos of the natural state. Take about 90% of my photos in North Arkansas. Have lived here nearly all my life and there are still thousands of photos to be taken. Any photo you see here can be purchased, either online at leewalshphotography.us or just send me a message.

Some more exciting news to share! 📸🎉Two of our photos were selected as winners in the First Community Bank photo contest...
08/24/2026

Some more exciting news to share! 📸🎉

Two of our photos were selected as winners in the First Community Bank photo contest! Both prints will be featured in their brand-new bank building right here in Harrison—plus, the win came with a cash prize! 💵✨

A huge thank-you to First Community Bank for this incredible honor, and to all of you for constantly encouraging and supporting our photography journey. We can’t wait to see them hanging on the walls!

Freshened Up & Ready to Wander! 📸🌿Our photography booth at Back Then Right Now has had a little refresh! ✨Come wander th...
08/22/2026

Freshened Up & Ready to Wander! 📸🌿

Our photography booth at Back Then Right Now has had a little refresh! ✨

Come wander through our collection of Arkansas landscapes, wildlife, barns, and beautiful moments captured through our lens. Whether you’re looking for a special piece for your home or a little piece of the Ozarks to take with you, we’ve got something for you!
Purchase the Smith Barn Milky Way canvas and receive a FREE bonus calendar featuring this same photo on the cover!

Come see the new photos and refreshed booth at Back Then Right Now in Harrison, Arkansas and support local photography!

Walsh Photography & Fine Art — capturing the beauty of the places we love. ❤️📷

Since we got a couple of our shots in the Arkansas Living Calendar for 2027, we are seriously thinking about printing a ...
08/22/2026

Since we got a couple of our shots in the Arkansas Living Calendar for 2027, we are seriously thinking about printing a 2027 Calendar ourselves this year. We haven't done one since 2023 when we did the Smith Barn Calendar. That one was a great seller. Thinking about a Buffalo River Calendar for 2027... What do you guys think? Would you be interested in one? I've been working on it....here's a screenshot of our thoughts on the monthly pictures.

We have some huge news to share! 🎉Both Renee and I have had our work selected for the 2027 Arkansas Living Calendar—whic...
08/19/2026

We have some huge news to share! 🎉

Both Renee and I have had our work selected for the 2027 Arkansas Living Calendar—which marks the magazine’s 80th anniversary year!

Here’s where you can spot our work:

The Cover: My shot of the Smith Barn beneath the Milky Way will be featured on the cover of the Petit Jean edition! 🌌📸

January: Renee’s shot of an adorable river otter playing in the snow right here in Boxley Valley will be kicking off the new year as the January photo! ❄️🦦

We are beyond thrilled and honored to have our photography featured in a calendar that makes its way into homes all across The Natural State. Thank you all so much for following along and supporting our journey! ❤️

Drop Tines and Wild Hogs in Boxley Valley Saw a few interesting things yesterday evening at Boxley Valley. We found som...
07/26/2026

Drop Tines and Wild Hogs in Boxley Valley

Saw a few interesting things yesterday evening at Boxley Valley. We found some nice Bull elk in velvet, 9 total, which isn't unusual for this time of the year, but we have 2 bulls in the valley this year with drop tines. First time in quite a while. There is one really nice bull with a single drop tine, and a smaller one that has some crazy looking double drop tines. Hopefully they won't knock those off when sparring and when the velvet comes off.

Also, first time in about 9 years we saw some wild hogs in Boxley Valley. Saw 6 of them up in the corner of the field near the Low Water Bridge. Pictures were tough because the grass was high and all you can see are their backs, but they are definitely out there, so take care. Enjoy the Pictures.

4 years ago today I took this picture of the elk calf in the weeds near the Ponca Low Water Bridge. This morning, got ...
07/04/2026

4 years ago today I took this picture of the elk calf in the weeds near the Ponca Low Water Bridge. This morning, got this one out in the field about 200 yards away from the spot of 4 years ago. Of course I wonder if the cow elk mother of today's young calf was the one I got 4 years ago. :) Happy Independence Day!! 🎆

Had a bit of a health issue over the past month and so we didn't get out as much as usual, but hopefully that is behind ...
06/28/2026

Had a bit of a health issue over the past month and so we didn't get out as much as usual, but hopefully that is behind me. We did still manage to make 2 or 3 trips to Boxley Valley and it never disappoints. Here are a few shots from late spring 2026.

I especially like the ones with the Eagle who was being pestered by a Red Winged Blackbird... Took way too many shots of that. The way he was holding his wings, I expected him to give that blackbird a wing slap any second. LoL

Excited to see my picture of the Buffalo River at Peter Cave Bluff on the front of Petit Jean Electric Coop's new websit...
04/12/2026

Excited to see my picture of the Buffalo River at Peter Cave Bluff on the front of Petit Jean Electric Coop's new website! ;)

They used a few others on other pages in their new web design also.

‼️🚨 We’ve got coloring books!! You can find them in our gallery booth at Back Then Right Now in Harrison! Happy Colori...
04/11/2026

‼️🚨 We’ve got coloring books!! You can find them in our gallery booth at Back Then Right Now in Harrison!

Happy Coloring!!

Golden hour over Kearney, Nebraska, a moment where nature quietly takes your breath away.Each year, thousands of Sandhil...
04/11/2026

Golden hour over Kearney, Nebraska, a moment where nature quietly takes your breath away.

Each year, thousands of Sandhill cranes fill the skies during their migration, returning to the North Platte River to roost for the night. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky transforms into layers of rich orange and softly textured clouds, creating a striking backdrop for their flight.

Each frame captures its own unique rhythm—subtle shifts in light, movement, and composition that make every moment distinct.

There’s something truly remarkable about witnessing this blend of motion, color, and stillness all at once. I’m grateful to have experienced it—and even more grateful to share it with you.

I hope you enjoy these sunset moments.

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Harrison, AR
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