A look at Riverton Wyoming.
Storm clouds over the Wind River, Wyoming.
Hay bales outside Dubois, Wyoming.
The Tetons in northern Wyoming, on a particularly cold and blustery winter afternoon.
Sometimes the photo you think you're taking isn't nearly as inspiring as the one right behind you. Thank goodness I turned around to look the other way while waiting for the sunrise to hit the Tetons at Schwabacher Landing in Wyoming.
I'm proud to say that several of my photos are featured in a new book that's been published by CCT Advertising for the Wyoming Department of Transportation. The book chronicles the 8-year Togwotee Trail to Yellowstone project, which promoted one of the state's most scenic roadways.
I've worked with a great client in Wyoming for the last eight years. The Togwotee Trail to Yellowstone is a major tourist route in northwestern Wyoming, and after eight years of complete reconstruction, the new road finally opened this week. Here's how it looked right after the official ribbon cutting ceremony.
Looking down Main Street in Riverton, Wyoming, on a busy weekday afternoon.
Driving into the Jackson, Wyoming area just as the sun was setting behind the Tetons on a February afternoon.
I was in Jackson, Wyoming a couple of weeks ago for a business meeting. It was a great opportunity to venture into Grand Teton National Park and photograph a hungry Moose hanging out near the Snake River.
A very moody morning along the Wind River, just outside Dubois, Wyoming. I get up here most summers for business meetings, and it's always worth getting up early.