Lauren Major Photography

04/14/2026

04/14/2026

The Great Horned Owl is an incredible parent. The mother is fiercely protective, quietly watching over her owlets while the father usually hunts nearby and brings food back to the nest.

04/04/2026

She is the wellspring in a thirsty world. West desert Onaqui herd.

04/01/2026

He said the light was better from his angle.

03/29/2026

Wild horses are resilient and can travel long distances for forage. However, in severe drought foals and older horses are most at risk, mares may struggle to produce enough milk, body condition can decline quickly if no green forage appears.

03/29/2026

Wild horses rely heavily on that early green-up to rebuild body condition after winter. Very worried for their well-being with record drought. Onaqui herd - West Desert Utah

06/28/2025

Beautiful day at Brooks Falls in Katmai

06/14/2025

Blue heron nesting in the foothills of the Uintas. Could observe these beautiful birds for hours...

04/25/2025

A fierce and fleeting moment carved in dust and flame,
To observe the wild horses through the West’s untamed.

04/22/2025

This Earth Day: Save the Rainforest, Save the Future

Rainforests like the Amazon are essential to life on Earth. They absorb carbon, produce oxygen, and are home to more than half of the world’s species—from dazzling macaws to tiny, vibrant poison frogs.

I was fortunate to have visited the Amazon recently and experience the incredible beauty of the rainforest and its indigenous culture.

But these ecosystems are vanishing. Deforestation threatens not just wildlife, but our climate, water, and the communities who protect these forests.

Protecting rainforests means protecting our future. Support sustainable choices, amplify indigenous voices, and stand up for the wild beauty that sustains us all.

This Earth Day, let’s act—for the rainforest, for the planet, for each other.

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