Why do I love nature and wildlife photography?
I’ve tried all sorts of photography in the first few years learning this craft. But you know what? I finally realized my thrill is just waiting for that magical sunrise or sunset and capturing stunning landscapes. Oh, and let me tell you about the time I met a grizzly bear in the Grand Tetons – that’s when I got hooked on wildlife photography. These days, I’m honing my wildlife skills when I’m not off exploring epic landscapes. 📷
My gear has changed over the years, but my love for photography has only grown. It’s all about capturing that once-in-a-lifetime moment and sharing it with someone special.
Andy took this shot of me on a lake in Northern Vermont back in 2005. I credit most of my early learning (and current) skillset to Andy and his honest feedback of my photography. To see more of Andy’s great work, go to http://www.lightcentricphotography.com
Rich Pomeroy
A photograph is the pause button of Life
My family and friends often ask, “what’s your favorite photo”, and I always answer the same…..”the next one I take”
As a photographer, my goal is to capture moments in time in the form of photographic images. They have the power to let you relive a specific moment and recall all of the emotions and details surrounding it.
