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08/26/2026

Shot these Cottonwood Hills in June.

08/18/2026

08/13/2026

08/11/2026

Shot these back in June for Love and Photos. Be sure to DM me if you’re interested in pictures. My wedding photo package starts at $1,000 with a 20 percent discount for friends/family.

08/11/2026

Took these in June for

05/16/2026

Took these at a few weeks ago. Here are some interesting facts about foxes. Enjoy!

05/13/2026

01/23/2026

Took these photos in Mammoth and Glacier. Here are some interesting facts about bighorn sheep. Enjoy!

1. They live at heights of 10,000 ft with some heard's living as high as 14,000 ft.

2. During the summer, they eat grasses or sedges. During the winter they eat more woody plants, such as willow, sage and rabbit brush. Desert bighorn eat brushy plants such as a desert holly and desert cactus.

3. They can jump 20ft horizontally, 6ft vertically, and turn mid-air to find footing.

4. Their hoofs have a hard outer rim for gripping rock, and a soft inner pad for traction.

5. They have amazing balance, and can stand on ledges that are only 2 inches wide.

6. Their horns weigh over 30lbs

7. There are two parts to their horns, a sheath overlying a bony core filled with blood vessels. This helps regulate body temperatures as the climate changes.

8. Females do have horns, but they are shorter with less curvature.

9. The males can reach lengths of 3.3 ft and weigh up to 30 lbs.

10. Males are called rams and females are called ewes.

11. Ram's live in bachelor heard's while ewes live in separate heard's, with their young, meeting only to mate.

12. The lifespan of rams is typically 9-12 years, and 10-14 years for ewes.

13. There are three subspecies for bighorn sheep, occupying separate geographical areas: the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep; the Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep, and the desert bighorn sheep.