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Yes self -taught. I was always a nature nerd and started to shot a lot of slide film ,mostly nature and scenic, until life got in the way. Studied Ansel Adams Galen Rowell early, Jimmy Chin does incredible stuff now. When I got back into it I had a local guy I was shooting wildlife recently...

Virginia Rail moving quickly through the wetlands out back.

This big ole' Snapper never blinked even with the spider walking across its eye.

It certainly was a fun way to finish up the season. Two thumbs up to the mountain staff for pushing and pulling things together to make it a two heels up day.

First Warbler of the spring migration season, Pine Warbler.

Tiny Winter Wren is one of the finest singers in all of the bird world .

The Osprey pair returned to their nest in Queensbury.

This Eastern Screech Owl has been hanging out right over a side road to a popular area.

I haven't done any video, that is the trend though.

The new digital stuff is prettty awesome.

I have only sold a couple of prints, mostly gifts and calenders. I make rustic frames from pallets wood also. I am hoping it catches on, could be a retirement gig.

I think I went to every Telefest there, may have missed 1 or 2 lean years. Literally been through blood, sweat and tears along with tears in jackets there. The Wednesday night West Mt tribe went over and became known as the Potatoheads. That steep 2000' vertical wore you out, 19th Hole...

Singularly focused.

Full on winter up top today, windy cold with a couple inches of fresh snow.

I spent several hours there, there ended up being 4 adults and juveniles feeding, flying, fighting. I got an incredible number of cool shots.

I knew there was a deer carcass in the area and waited in my truck for the eagles to show up. Launch shots are my favorite so I compose the shot to give ample space to the most likely direction and wait for movement. Settings 1/2000 sec @ f5.6 ISO 400 Canon 5DIV 600mm +1.4 convertor [840mm]

Adult Bald Eagle launches

What is your proposed solution?

Nope they are all my own.