Two collared aracaris stand close together, their curved bills and yellow chests set against soft green foliage.

Nature & Wildlife · Pacific Northwest + International

Pacific Northwest
Nature & Wildlife Photography

Nature and wildlife, patiently observed.

Capturing the raw elements of the outdoors requires patience and precision. Shooting with a Sony α7 IV and relying on the compression of a 100-400mm G Master lens allows me to isolate wildlife and draw out the rich, moody tones of the Pacific Northwest landscape.

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Selected wildlife

The discipline
of paying attention.

From roadside crossings in Alaska to forest canopies in Belize, this is a concise edit of Alex’s strongest animal photographs—selected for behavior, light, setting, and visual clarity.

Three pelicans cross a teal sky above silhouetted sea stacks and a narrow orange horizon. — 02Pelicans · Pacific Coast

A wild coyote crosses an empty Alaska highway, isolated against the long road. — 03Coyote Crossing · Alaska

A red fox pauses in dark roadside vegetation at night, lit from one side. — 04Red Fox · Alaska

A small gray-and-black chickadee sits fluffed on a curved perch against a soft green background. — 05Chestnut-Backed Chickadee

A blue-and-yellow gartered trogon perches on a diagonal branch against a dark forest background. — 06Gartered Trogon · Belize

A kinkajou peers toward the camera from darkness, its face and large reflective eyes lit at close range. — 07Kinkajou · After Dark

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Pacific NorthwestNature & Wildlife Photography

The disciplineof paying attention.

Put a wild imageto meaningful use.

Pacific Northwest
Nature & Wildlife Photography

The discipline
of paying attention.

Put a wild image
to meaningful use.