September 2008 — A Cat in Manhattan, New York City.

September 2008 — Seagull in Manhattan in New York City.

February 2009 — A dachshund dog.

November 2011 — Elephants at the San Diego Zoo.

March 2012 — Dog playing in water fountain on a hot summer Norh Carolina day.

February 2016 — A solitary cow stands just beyond the guardrail along Highway 107 in the Dominican Republic’s El Seibo Province, an area defined by steep hillsides, grazing land, and dense tropical vegetation. This winding road connects the interior highlands with coastal towns like Miches and is known for its sharp curves, frequent landslides, and roadside pastures where livestock freely wander. The lush slopes in the background show typical small-scale hillside grazing patterns, where cattle and goats clear patches among naturally regenerating forest. Road markings and safety reflectors highlight the rural infrastructure, while the presence of the cow illustrates the everyday intermingling of agriculture and transportation in the Dominican countryside.

July 2017 — Bighorn Sheep at Buffalo Gap National Grassland in South Dakota.

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November 2018 — Cute King Charles Cavalier dog looking at the camera.

November 2018 — A cute King Charles Cavalier dog sitting on the couch.

February 2019 — Costa Rican cow in Alajuela province, Costa Rica.

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February 2019 — Sloth and baby sloth in a tree in Costa Rica.

February 2019 — Monteverde Costa Rica Sunset from Hidden Canopy treehouses.

February 2019 — Armadillo found in a Monteverde cloud forest in Costa Rica.

February 2019 — Sloth in the Monteverde region of Costa Rica.

February 2019 — Howler monkey in a tree in Costa Rica forest.

February 2019 — Costa Rican howler monkey in a tree.

February 2019 — White-throated magpie-jay bird found in Costa Rica.

July 2019 — A bison cow stands watch over her calf in the rolling meadows of Custer State Park, South Dakota. Each spring, the park’s herd welcomes hundreds of reddish-brown calves, often called “red dogs,” whose lighter coats gradually darken as they mature. The park maintains roughly 1,300 animals within its 71,000-acre reserve, a landscape of prairie and ponderosa pine forest that mirrors the natural habitat once spanning the Great Plains. This scene reflects both the resilience of the American bison and the conservation success that brought the species back from near extinction in the early 20th century.

July 2019 — Bison in Custer State Park in Custer, South Dakota.

July 2019 — A mature American bison grazes in the rolling prairie of Custer State Park in South Dakota, part of one of the largest publicly owned herds in the United States. Once on the brink of extinction, the park’s bison herd—established in 1914—now numbers more than a thousand animals, representing a critical effort in the preservation of the species. These massive mammals, capable of weighing over a ton, roam freely across the park’s 71,000 acres of mixed-grass prairie and ponderosa pine forest. The setting reflects both the ecological restoration of the Great Plains and the enduring legacy of America’s native megafauna, which has been tied to the land for millennia.

July 2019 — An American bison stands along the Wildlife Loop Road in Custer State Park, South Dakota, illuminated by the first light of morning. The park’s herd, one of the largest managed populations in the country, roams freely across a landscape that mirrors the open grasslands once dominated by millions of these animals before the 19th-century decline. Bison are a keystone species of the Great Plains ecosystem, their grazing patterns shaping the prairie’s biodiversity. At Custer, annual roundups and controlled management preserve both the health of the land and the continuation of a lineage deeply tied to Native history and American conservation.

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August 2019 — Cavalier King Charles Spaniel laying on a couch.

October 2019 — A young Cavalier King Charles Spaniel sits attentively on a couch, its long chestnut and white fur softly illuminated by indoor light. The breed, originally developed in the United Kingdom, is known for its expressive eyes and gentle demeanor. Frequently appearing in portrait photography and companion settings, the Cavalier embodies a mix of elegance and warmth, making it one of the most beloved toy breeds in the world.

February 2020 — Antigua Guatemala Cathedral

April 2020 — Loews Hotel, LaSalle Plaza, Target Headquarters and the Target Center in downtown Minneapolis, MN.

September 2020 — A cow grazing in the grass near the Belle Fourche River in Devil's Tower, Wyoming.

December 2020 — Protesters marched the half mile from Wilder Playground to the St. Paul Police at Minnehaha & Payne where they heard from speakers on racial inequality and the need for defunding/abolishing the police.

March 2021 — A black and tan Cavalier King Charles puppy.

January 2022 — A stray dog sleeps on a dock on Ambergris Caye, Belize.

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January 2022 — San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize

April 2022 — A&J Fish and Chicken on Lake Street in South Minneapolis.

March 2024 — The Ragstock and ATT store on Lake Street near Hennepin Ave in Uptown Minneapolis.

March 2025 — The Rainbow Building in Uptown Minneapolis with a flock of birds.

June 2025 — A cat in the front yard of a South Minneapolis home.