The Bears of Lake Clark National Park
June 18, 2010 It’s a gorgeous day as I make my way to Seattle from Bozeman. Lots ofholes in the clouds that give intermittent views of thesaturated, verdant greens of the Pacific Northwest. The pines show patches of dead, rust colored needles. The pine bark beetle has ravaged SW Montana, Idaho and… Read More »
Polar Bear Facts, Photo Tips and Adopt a Polar Bear Campaign
I recently helped Polar Bears International and our good friends at Frontiers North Adventures (FNA) put together an informational sheet about polar bear facts and figures. It’s a sheet FNA will be giving to their guests who come to witness the annual polar bear congregation that takes place each fall… Read More »
Portia Polar Bear’s Birthday Wish Coming This Fall
A few days ago I mentioned that we had a new children’s book coming this fall. It’s a book I’m especially proud of due to the incredibly creative way the author weaves a positive life lesson into a book about baby polar bears. It will be great reading for the… Read More »
Dan talks about his work with ARTtrust & Hewlett Packard
We just recently had an article published in Outdoor Photographer describing my work with a new company that helps photographers and other print media artists prove the authenticity of their work. It’s called ARTtrust and was developed by a company working with Hewlett Packard. HP is the company that produces… Read More »
American Photo Article Features Dan’s Work
The May/June issue of American Photo magazine recently featured one of my images in a story titled the Worlds Best 25 Locations to Shoot. It was an image representing one of my favorite place on earth, Kenya, Africa. I’ve been traveling there for fifteen years now and I never tire… Read More »
The Arctic Documentary Project
This blog entry marks the beginning of an adventure, actually more like a mission. A mission to document the changing arctic, its wildlife, landscapes and the people who make this part of the world their home. And in all reality it’s not truly the beginning for I’ve been working on… Read More »
Lowepro’s Dedication to Polar Bears and Their New Pro Roller X200
I’ve been using Lowepro camera bags since the start of my career back in 1980. I’ve always been impressed with their durability, attention to detail and overall design. My first Lowepro bag was the Commercial over the shoulder model. As time went on I made the decision to start using… Read More »
F-11 – The Best Little Photo Shop in the West
When I first came to Bozeman back in 1987, one of the first places I stopped was the local camera shop called F-11. The owner at the time was Duncan McNab. He had a well earned reputation for being one of the best photographers in the Pacific Northwest and even… Read More »
Natural Exposures & Polar Bears International on PhotoShelter
Natural Exposures is the online image archive for my stock photography collection of wildlife, natural history, conservation and travel images. We recently updated our web site and moved the online searchable database duties to PhotoShelter. I’ve been marketing my own work for my entire thirty year career. Early on I… Read More »
Hudson Bay Ice Breaking Up Early-Polar Bears at Risk?
Take a look at a mini video I shot today. A friend of ours flew to Hawaii for a wedding we’re attending. She spoke to me about the melting ice on Hudson Bay. International flights fly over Hudson Bay on their way to the US coming from Europe. Robert Buchanan… Read More »