Elk Raven Photography

Elk Raven Photography Photography from the heart of Mother Earth
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Golden grizzly. First light. She glides through the grass without a sound. Just making her way in the wild.This is the b...
09/08/2026

Golden grizzly. First light. She glides through the grass without a sound. Just making her way in the wild.

This is the beautiful 610. Like all grizzlies, fifty years of recovery brought her back from the edge. She’s still threatened. Still relearning old ground. Still one decision away from losing the protections that got her here.

Keep them on the list. Keep them wild.

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We love the moment captured in the 2nd image because it actually seemed like she was stopping to smell the flowers for a moment.

08/30/2026

Beautiful black bear came to visit this morning, but unfortunately he was after trash since due to drought & an early summer freeze wild food sources like berries aren’t as plentiful this year. Because of our bear-proof can, he didn’t get any food reward & went on his way. With the low berry crop this year, it’s more important than ever to keep human food sources locked down so our bears stay wild, free and safe. It’s up to us to make coexistence possible. Thank you Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions for providing these cans.

08/21/2026

Shoulder-deep in mud & fully committed.

This coastal brown bear was digging deep into an Alaska tidal flat & she came up with exactly what she was looking for: a delicious juicy clam.

Bears are incredibly adaptable foragers, taking advantage of whatever food is available throughout the season. Before the salmon run starts, that can
mean putting powerful paws and long claws to work digging for clams buried way below the surface.

Messy? For sure. Worth it? Clearly!

Where the Mountains Meet the Sea ~ Two coastal brown bears forage across the tidal flats as gulls gather and snow-streak...
08/19/2026

Where the Mountains Meet the Sea ~ Two coastal brown bears forage across the tidal flats as gulls gather and snow-streaked peaks rise behind them—one unforgettable Alaska morning.

Swipe through the wild. Which frame is your favorite?

08/10/2026

These Alaskan brown bear cubs are crying because they wanna nurse. Mom wants to keep moving for now — but she’ll settle them when she’s ready and it’s safe. Getting to hear bears vocalize like this is rare — they’re often quiet, so a moment this loud and expressive is pretty special.

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