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The Mountain Pine Beetle: what the heck is killing all those trees?

The Mountain Pine Beetle: what the heck is killing all those trees?

by Chip Phillips | Nov 22, 2020 | Backpacking, Chip Phillips, Education, Locations | 0 comments

I spend a lot of time photographing, camping, and hiking in the beautiful state of Wyoming. While the scenery never fails to inspire me, it’s impossible not to notice the broad swaths of brown, dead and dying pine trees through the state’s plentiful...
Winter Trees… Without Snow

Winter Trees… Without Snow

by Adrian Klein | Feb 18, 2018 | Color, Composition, Fall Color Photography, Locations, Photography Techniques, Photography Tips, Spring Photography, Winter Photography | 0 comments

It feels like during any given season we as nature photographers spend time chasing after the elements that first and foremost speak to the season. I would say this certainly applies to trees as well. When someone says fall, we think of trees with colors of a vibrant...

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