Jess Lee’s Photo Adventures

Just a quick catch from yesterday.

Another little bonus for the shooters on our Eagle trip was this Musk Ox we shot in a early morning snow storm.
These guys are  tougher than Bison and uncommonly photographed. It made the day  to get shot of these arctic tough guys.

Not a great photo of Denali but a great bunch of people off to capture images of “the great one” .
These are folks from my Alaska Eagle trip who arrived the day before the trip. We were on a impromptu shoot the day before the trip officially begins. It was a great time and  bonus [...]

Well, I will brag about this one.

Three dog days (photographing Fox Coyote and Wolf the same day) are not common. Yesterday morning we did it all in the same location, in Lamar Canyon, within 10 minuets. It was fun for those who set up fast enough to get the job done in time.
me?  I missed the wolf while helping clients get [...]

The wildlife in the Northern Rockies is under attack from many directions.
Mining, Timber, and energy extraction all jump to our minds as the problems but there are more.
Think about urban sprawl,recreation properties and second home developments. They all impact the habitat these animals need to live. Even the crazy expansion within our National Parks contribute [...]

Lamar Valley at -20 can sound like an intimidating location but this is the time to feel and sense the true splendor of winter in the mountains.

This is a one of my favorite subjects when photographing the area around Mammoth Hot Spring in Yellowstone.
To see more of the images I just uploaded to my site go to
http://www.jessleephotos.com/Mamonth%20Hot%20Springs%20Photo/index.html

By now you are wondering is he crying wolf or what? You can decided.
One of the proposed changes in operations for the lodges around Silver Salmon Creek in Lake Clark National Park, Alaska is to prohibit the use of atv’s during the hours between 10PM and 6 Am. This means the only way you can [...]