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NEW - Moose of Yellowstone and Grand Teton This spectacular collection of images by award-winning photographer Henry H. Holdsworth offers the first-ever view into the lives of the Shiras moose of Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. Experience the wonder as gangly moose calves take their first steps in spring. Take in the drama of rutting season as these powerful titans clash for dominance amid spectacular scenery. Watch cow moose and their yearlings endure frigid and snowy winters beneath the rugged Teton Range. Holdsworth’s remarkable photographs, the result of decades spent observing these unique animals, tell a timeless story of survival that is sure to inspire.		• Hardcover • 197 exquisite color photos • Insightful foreword by filmmaker Charlie Craighead • Extended, informative captions • Organized by season • $29.95 (plus S&H)     Quantity:

Welcome to "What’s New" at Wild by Nature.
We hope you have had a good year and have had time to enjoy the wonders of the natural world. This page is the place to find out what Henry has been up to lately including his latest travels, book projects and the new selection of limited edition prints.

It has been another busy year for Henry, Valerie, Avery and Nellie and the rest of our Wild by Nature family, Travis and Roberta. It started off well, with Henry teaching his annual Winter In Yellowstone Photography Workshop for Arizona Highways in January. It was balmy when compared with the 38 below zero temperatures from the previous years adventure but we had some great close encounters with wolves along with many other wonderful memories and photographic opportunities. For more information on Henry’s photographic workshops visit visit www.friendsofazhighways.com. 
 
February and March were spent editing and finishing production on Henry’s latest book “Moose Of Yellowstone and the Tetons” , which was released in June. It was quite literally the year of the moose around here and selecting the final 200 images from the over 25,000 that were taken for the project kept us looking at the world through moose colored glasses.

In the summer, the Holdsworth family headed to the Pacific northwest, and while Avery went to camp on Vashon Island in Puget Sound, Henry and Valerie visited Olympic National Park for the first time. After enjoying time in the San Juan Islands to photograph killer whales and marine life in 2007 they found the mountains, beaches and especially the rain-forest of the Olympic Peninsula to be unique and fascinating.

In September it was back to Wyoming for the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival and another workshop on fall color in the Tetons. In November Henry traveled to the shores of Hudson Bay in the Canadian Arctic to spend time photographing polar bears. It is hoped that new images from that trip will find there way to this page soon.

This year also marked a new venture between Roberta and Henry designing new products for the gallery. Wild by Nature t-shirts and hats (featuring the “Eyes of a Hunter” owl), “Looking For Trouble” coffee mugs and coffee, as wells as jewelry boxes topped of with many of our favorite images. We also worked with the good folks at Wyoming Wildlife Magazine to produce a 2010 wildlife calendar.

All told, it was a pretty good year amid the economic turmoil and we can only hope that 2010 continues to show improvement for everyone. From all of us at Wild by Nature we wish all of you a very happy holiday season and new year. Please drop by the gallery and say hi if you are in town. Nellie should be waiting by the door as usual.

Newly Released Prints: Purple Mountain Majesty Fall Colors A Touch of Snow Munger Mountain A Road to Nowhere Parting Powder Breaking Trail Soaking In Autumn Buckskin Blizzard Two of a Kind Snow Bay Lamentation of Swans Peak of the Season Sweet Scent of Autumn You Looking At Me Hug and a Kiss Snake River Blues Autumn Pastures Family Portrait September Flurries Among the Aspens Snow Shovels On the Prowl Bear Claw Tree