Oh Hey!
I'm Nick Bossenbroek
Wildlife photographer, Artist, Biologist, Hunter, Fisherman, Introvert, LOTR nut, and Adventurer.
I am a conservationist first and photographer second. If I can't get the shot ethically then I'll just be content in nature.
"The single most important component of a camera is the twelve inches behind it."
- Ansel Adams
Why Wildlife?
Wildlife photography is difficult. You're working on their time not yours. More often than not, the crack of dawn is late into your morning. It's cold and rainy, hot and windy, muggy and buggy. It's a sack lunch on a wet log in a hot swamp.
So why wildlife photography?
Because I get to be a steward of nature. I am a crafter and caretaker of nature's beauty. A defender of wilderness.
Because it's challenging and I'm good at it. I just love it.
What is ecosystem photography?
To me ecosystem photography is about story telling. It's not just about the subject, it's the whole thing. What's it all about? What's the big picture? How does it all work together? These are the questions I try to answer through the scope of my work.
"When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world." - John Muir
Bring our greatest treasures into your home with a fine art print
Picture yourself before the snow-capped peaks of Grand Teton, or immersed in the moss covered trees of Olympic, all without leaving your home. These gallery quality prints will be the centerpiece of your space, a passage to wild places beyond and within.
You may have seen me before...
Not only do I get out and about photographing wildlife all across the country, but my work has been featured in some great places! My spotted owls and other raptors have been seen in publications and websites including: The University of Chicago news, AmericanBirdConservancy.org, and in a book Backyard Birding for kids!
Follow the adventure!
