"Photography has been a way to see and interact with wild animals. By spending lots of time in the outdoors one gets to photograph and visualize many acts of nature. My hope is that the prints developed from this experience will allow people to view animal portraiture and little seen interactions between animals.

My photographs are divided between two very different styles. First, is a documentary style that portrays animals in portraiture. Secondly, I like to photograph micro landscapes (picking parts of a landscape that may otherwise go unseen)."

- Clyde Elmore