Stories
Touching Wildness: Rock Wren Encounter
I stepped out the door on a chilly afternoon in mid December hoping to find a raft of river otters that’s known to haunt the
Anna’s Hummingbirds – Tiny Survivalists
Words and photography by Leo Fremonti The first time I saw an Anna’s Hummingbird buzzing around in the snow, my jaw dropped. I was so
A Forest Connected Part 2: Deadwood, A Telltale Sign of Life
When a tree falls in the forest, it may or may not make a sound. One thing for sure is that when it does fall,
A Forest Connected, Part One: Douglas Fir
Deeply furrowed bark, needles encircling upsweeping branches, and large scaly cones. When you see these characteristics on a tree, you are probably looking at a
12 Months, 12 Photos: A Year of Nature Photography
Looking back on 2018, it was a year where I really progressed in the craft of photography. Towards the end of the year, my goals
The Reality of Wildlife Photography: 3 Tips for Success
Disclaimer: this article was written during my year spent living abroad in Spain. While none of the subjects are found in the Pacific Northwest, the
Prologue Part One – Concerning Owls
To all the Tolkien fans out there who caught that obscure reference in the title, I regret to inform you that this article has nothing