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About Me

Hi, I’m Ezra—an expedition guide and wildlife and landscape photographer with a deep love for wild animals, remote places, and the stories they hold. For over a decade, I’ve lived a nomadic life that’s taken me around the world, and led me to fall in love with the higher latitudes where water and ice meet.

Whether I’m guiding guests through the stark beauty of the polar realms or sharing the astonishing (and often foolhardy) tales of early polar explorers, I’m always seeking to connect people to the world around them. Through the years, my camera has become the way I love to share my experiences with the world.

Arctic landscape with icebergs and moon at sunset.

The Beauty of the Polar Regions

I have fallen in love with the vast beauty that exists at high latitudes on our planet. The ice, landscapes, and wildlife fill me with awe no matter how often I stand in their presence.

Polar bear standing on snow, with a close-up view showing some red marks on its face.

Fine Art Prints

These fine art photography prints are for anyone who’s experienced these places or simply appreciates their beauty. Each photo captures a moment in nature—wild, unposed, and full of life. Whether it's a scene you recognize or one you’ve yet to encounter, these prints bring a piece of nature and part of an adventure into your home. I hope you enjoy these photos as much as I’ve enjoyed capturing them.

ALL PHOTOS AVAILABLE AS PRINTS

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A group of Wilson’s Storm Petrels dancing upon the water looking for food. The Wilson Storm Petrel is probably my favorite bird that I see in the Southern Ocean. Their wingspan can reach about 7 inches and they weigh no more than 2 ounces. Howe
An Antarctic Tern flying by with an Antarctic Silverfish (Antarctic herring) in its mouth with the reflecting sunlight all around it. Definitely some of my favorite photos from the season. I can’t help but stare into the eye of the fish and won
The gaping wide mouth of a Leopard Seal can open up to 160°. Leopard Seals often get cast as the villain as they prey upon penguins and seals, and their ability to open their jaws to such an extent only adds to their menace. If you zoom in and t
Penguins! The wildlife most often connected to the idea of Antarctica. Several species can be found around Antarctica and the islands found in the Southern Ocean. For me, penguin chicks represents one of nature’s unlimited supply of entertainme
Antarctic Fur Seals are the puppy dogs of the Southern Ocean and one of my favorite animals to watch. Here are a couple of shots I enjoyed taking this season of fur seals in South Georgia. Like all doggos these guys get sand on their noses, take naps
One of the most incredible wildlife experiences of my life occurred on my last trip in Antarctica. For about 45 minutes, it felt as though a group of Minke Whales had adopted me. Swimming all around me and underneath me, and even pulling me through t
The moments that etch Antarctica into my soul. A dramatic sunset with water in three different visible forms - clouds, ice, and the ocean. Though the sunset may arrive late due to the long summer days, it is always worth staying awake to watch as the
Monkeys of Costa Rica and Panama… and a black iguana and a sloth. Moving through the forest or better yet taking a small boat around the edges where the trees meet the water presented some great opportunities to see Mantled Howler Monkeys and
A recent work trip brought me to Costa Rica and Panama for the chance to see some wildlife life in a warmer climate. Apparently this Collared Forest Falcon can often be heard in the forests, but is rarely seen so what a lucky find to see one closer t
The Patagonian Mara. A large relative of the guinea pig, Maras are most commonly found living in the Patagonian steppes. They are very quick to run away and one of the harder species to take a photograph of in Patagonia. I was hoping to find one to p
A Lesser rhea or Darwin’s rhea is a large flightless bird found in Patagonia and in the Altiplano. I have always wanted to see what the wings, that these birds no longer use, looked like. Although they cannot fly, they have been recorded reachi
Happy World Wildlife Day! This is a Big Hairy Armadillo, known colloquially in Spanish as a “Peludo.” I got the chance for a mini-photo shoot with this Peludo in the morning as it rambled around searching for food and it was such a joy to
A Crested Caracara (Carancho) with Leucism. Leucism can be a wide variety of conditions that result in a partial loss of pigmentation causing white or pale coloration of the skin. Although it can often be confused with Albinism, Leucism can easily be