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Nature Photography and Legacy

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Nature Photography and Legacy

What initially started out as a simple passion for capturing the stunning moments in nature quickly grew into something much larger; something that had the potential for a positive impact on people’s lives. It's been a tremendous experience to learn that my work has become an inspiration for so many, serving to remind viewers of the absolute beauty that lies within our natural world.

At fundraising events, the BLM (Bureau of Land Management) Featured my work in slide shows highlighting the South Fork of the Snake River and the largest riparian cottonwood forest in the west. One of the most unique and diverse ecosystems in Idaho. These efforts resulted in over 33 million in donations.

This is a good example of the power of photographic art. History shows that artists were instrumental in developing an awareness that led to the preservation of national treasures like Yosemite, Teton, Glacier, and Yellowstone National Parks. Millions of acres in the USA, and globally, have been preserved following awareness campaigns that included fine art photography.

It goes to show how powerful a role fine art nature photography can have. Through showcasing the beauty of nature, a photographer can bring joy to others, raise awareness of conservation, and inspire a greater appreciation of the environment.

Fine art nature photography can also help people in their creative projects, or provide education on the wonders of the world around us.