Tim Doolin Photography

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Landscape, wildlife, and portrait photography, featuring weddings, senior portraits, family portraits, and the rugged and wild landscapes and wildlife of the Rocky Mountain region.

Due to drought conditions, the Bighorn wildflower bloom this year was significantly subdued. The wildflowers were there...
09/01/2026

Due to drought conditions, the Bighorn wildflower bloom this year was significantly subdued. The wildflowers were there, but lupine stood just 4-6 inches tall instead of the 16-20" of last spring. Most other flowers were also stunted in size and appearance. It was nice to have a few make an appearance in this view of Twin Buttes near Burgess Junction in June.

I know this is not my typical scene, but on a short drive yesterday evening, I found these longhorn cattle along the irr...
08/31/2026

I know this is not my typical scene, but on a short drive yesterday evening, I found these longhorn cattle along the irrigation ditch with the mountains as a grand backdrop. Hard to get more Wyoming than this!

Happy Friday!I'll send you into the weekend with this image of a really cool rock found near the overlook of Popo Agie f...
08/28/2026

Happy Friday!

I'll send you into the weekend with this image of a really cool rock found near the overlook of Popo Agie falls in Sinks Canyon. I loved the clouds and light and the sense of balance.

Have a fantastic weekend and I'll see you again on Monday!

Today's image comes to you from June 16 this past summer as sunset unfolded across the Bighorn Mountains near Bald Mount...
08/27/2026

Today's image comes to you from June 16 this past summer as sunset unfolded across the Bighorn Mountains near Bald Mountain. There is a large pullout off the highway near the entrance to Devil's Canyon Road, and as I left the Medicine Wheel parking lot, I could tell the sky may do something special, so I did not head back to camp, which was at Bull Creek along the North Tongue, and pulled into the parking area instead, where I was privileged to watch the clouds and the sun engage in a mesmerizing dance of color and light. Very near that pullout is a rocky outcropping, and there is a little hole through one of the rocks. I waited until the sun emerged from below the clouds and placed my camera where I could line it up with the hole. Using a small f-stop (f22) I was able to create the sunstar shining through the hole as the sky blazed above. It was a memorable and incredibly beautiful sight.

I'm staying with the back-to-school theme today after my first day with new students yesterday. If you haven't spent ti...
08/26/2026

I'm staying with the back-to-school theme today after my first day with new students yesterday. If you haven't spent time in my classroom, this post may not make a lot of sense, because when I am out of my classroom, I present quite differently. In public, I'm generally quiet, respectful, and measured in the way I interact with others. In the classroom...not so much. My reputation as an instructor is based on high energy, crazy humor, and non-stop jokes, especially of the pun variety.

I always start the first day with a bang, and many of my new students today had that deer-in-the-headlights look, or in this instance, fawn-in-the-lens look as they shoot glances at friends around the room. I love interpreting those glances in my mind: Who is this guy? Is this guy for real? How does an old dude with gray hair and goatee have this much energy? Can I crawl under my desk? Is it safe to laugh at these jokes? Is he crazy? Maybe this class will be fun?

I have a hunch that this little fawn had its own set of questions running through its head as I photographed it lying in the grass near a sagebrush bush very near the Burgess Junction Ranger Station back in June. I'll let you hazard a guess as to what they might have been!

Here's to a schoolyear filled with many smiles, joy, and laughter, and even a few funny looks!

Today marks the start of my 32nd year in the 8th grade English classroom. This is a new beginning, and it is for that r...
08/25/2026

Today marks the start of my 32nd year in the 8th grade English classroom. This is a new beginning, and it is for that reason I chose this image to start my new season of sharing, a sunrise along the Beartooth Highway from earlier in August. There is joy and hope in new beginnings regardless of past trials and tribulations, and it is my prayer that I will be able to build great relationships with my new group of students so that our year together will develop beautifully like the light in this sunrise. Sunrises without clouds are boring and predictable. Clouds bring texture and contrast and sometimes rain and storms, but without them, a landscape can seem dull and lifeless. May this year be filled with sunrises and clouds as we grow together through any struggles we face, and as I strive to be a shining example of hope and love, may my passion for teaching and my faith in Jesus Christ light the way forward, bringing joy to those around me.

As he left my classroom at the end of his 8th grade year, Noah told me assertively that I would be taking his senior por...
08/25/2026

As he left my classroom at the end of his 8th grade year, Noah told me assertively that I would be taking his senior portraits. I hear that promise a lot, but after 4 years at the high school, such declarations are often forgotten. There are a lot of teachers who also take senior portraits. Therefore, it was quite a delight to actually follow through with Noah as we captured his images at and around the family cabin in the mountains. He is a respectful and musically talented young man, and I thoroughly enjoyed our time together!

Here's the second round of photos from Tim & Katie's wedding. Many more to come!
08/24/2026

Here's the second round of photos from Tim & Katie's wedding. Many more to come!

Sheridan County is the football capital of Wyoming with these two teams, the Big Horn Rams and the Sheridan Broncs the h...
08/24/2026

Sheridan County is the football capital of Wyoming with these two teams, the Big Horn Rams and the Sheridan Broncs the heavy hitters. Since 2021, Big Horn has been in the championship game each year, bringing home 2 state championships. Sheridan has simply crushed the rest of Wyoming, winning the last 5 state championships. Go Rams! Go Broncs!

August 15th found me at Ranch A near Beulah, Wyoming, photographing the wedding of Tim and Katie. I captured their enga...
08/23/2026

August 15th found me at Ranch A near Beulah, Wyoming, photographing the wedding of Tim and Katie. I captured their engagement photos last fall and then some additional images at La Reve in Sheridan. Tim is a former student, and I have so enjoyed working with he and Katie. There are far too many images to share in a single post, so I'll be making multiple posts over the next few days. What you will notice is how much fun Tim and Katie have together. Regardless of how serious or solemn the moment, the two are seldom without smiles on their faces. I actually found myself smiling and even giggling as I worked through their images just because of their frequent hilarity, which can be seen in their images from belly laughs to impish grins. Some of my favorite moments are when Katie's two daughter joined her for photos, the two of them being her only attendants. It was a beautiful day celebrating a beautiful couple.

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Sheridan, WY
82801

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