As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin to blush in shades of amber and gold, I find myself pulled toward the beauty of autumn. There’s something about this season—the way it wraps you in nostalgia and invites a slower pace—that makes it a photographer's dream.

I'm manually migrating past blog posts to my new website, adding seven each week over the winter, while also sharing new content. Expect the full archive back in about three months!

Since 2008, I’ve shared my love for Montana, agriculture, and photography. Now, you can find exclusive agriculture photos on AgPics.com and order custom prints from my new online store. Contact me for quantity discounts or commercial art for hotels, offices, and more!

My photo of a cowboy driving cattle on a ranch near Toston, Montana in the cold and snow is on this month’s cover of Drovers magazine, the nation’s oldest livestock trade journal and publication. Here is that cover.

The Western Horseman, a monthly magazine that has been published since 1936, is featuring one of my photos in its 2023 calendar.

A photo I took of Saint Wenceslaus Church in Danvers, Montana. If you are a history buff, an architecture enthusiast, or simply looking for a place to find peace and reflection, you will want to see this beautiful church in person.

It’s important to reflect on the contributions women have made to various industries, including agriculture. Throughout history, women have played a critical role in farming, ranching, food production, and agricultural research.

The Shonkin Sag is a geological feature located in Chouteau County, Montana. While few have ever heard of the Shonkin Sag, it is well known locally for its unique landscape and extreme terrain. It is also one of the most important glacial and volcanic features in North America. Perhaps the world.

On National Ag Day we should all celebrate and recognize the incredible farmers, ranchers, and all the dedicated individuals who work tirelessly in the agriculture industry.

Today marks the beginning of a new season, where nature comes alive again after a long, cold winter. It’s a time of renewal, growth, and rebirth. To celebrate this beautiful day, I wanted to share some of my favorite photos of spring.

If you are interested in scheduling a portrait session, please let me know. We are happy to answer any questions and help preserve the history of your family farm or ranch.

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, James Monroe and Theodore Roosevelt were all farmers or connected to agriculture. Maybe our country needs a few more Presidents who were once farmers and a few less politicians who were always politicians.

If you are looking for a photographer who understands agriculture and can help you showcase your brand in the best possible light, look no further. Get in touch with me today to see how I can help you create a powerful visual message for your business.

Custom wall wraps are a fantastic way to add a unique touch to any room. Using my rural photography with wall wraps can take the interior design of a room in a home or office to the next level. Photographs can add a sense of depth and texture to the design, creating a more immersive experience for viewers.

Clarkson’s sarcastic sense of humor makes the show enjoyable to watch, and his newfound passion for farming adds an extra layer of interest for viewers. “Clarkson’s Farm” has received critical acclaim for its informative and educational content, too.

From the regal golden eagles that soar over Montana to the tiny hummingbird, hovering and flitting about like a jewel, birds possess a grace and elegance that is hard to beat. Enjoy my photos of birds.

Windmills are a symbol of a time gone by, a time when the land was worked by hand and the water was drawn from the ground by the power of the nature. As the world changes and the old ways fade away, the windmills still stand, their lattice towers reaching towards the sky, a reminder of the past.

ndependence Bank, a locally owned bank in Montana, reached out to me recently about a photo I took in the middle of Montana wheat field. They said they wanted to use in a new billboard campaign, and of course I was happy to oblige.

President Abraham Lincoln was born in 1809, Lincoln led the country through its Civil War and preserved the Union. He is also remembered for his role in freeing slaves and championing equal rights for all. And for his role in agriculture.

Excited to share the news that one of my agriculture photographs was recently licensed by Corteva Agriscience for a new ad campaign. Working with the advertising agency Badder Rudder, they selected a picture I made of a young woman from Chinook, Montana.