Randy Robbins Photography

14/06/2026

A few recent additions to the Patagonia page over on my website. It's really shaping up over there 🤓. Looking forward to getting a few prints from this trip hung up soon....

13/06/2026

🙌🙌 Uptown Susanville

Historic uptown Susanville’s Pancera Plaza looks a little prettier today, thanks to a collaborative effort by the City of Susanville’s Public Works department, local volunteers, and fam…

11/06/2026

Osprey with a catfish. I watched this guy for about 35 minutes while it worked on eating this catch.
📌Lake Almanor, Plumas County CA.

10/06/2026

The Patagonia page continues to grow over on the website. It's weird to know that something you're proud of will only be seen by a very small handful of people 🙃. I'd appreciate it if you'd go appreciate it 😜. I'm sure you can find it. If I attempt to help you leave FB to go to another website the algorithm will crush this post 🫣.
Also, if you want it to look pretty lame, definitely view it on mobile. "These photos look best at an inch and a half wide!" said no photographer ever.

09/06/2026

I left this camera for the winter at 8500' elevation inside Lassen Volcanic National Park in Northern California (under permit). When the snows came, these pine martens apparently used the area as a temporary home when a bush provided a snow cave structure for them to use. This is a compilation of pine marten clips that the camera picked up.

Lassen Volcanic National Park

08/06/2026

A couple of this morning's Patagonia edits... just a few thousand more to go through. I hope to get another big dump of images onto the website here in the next day or two.

07/06/2026

A few more puma shots from Patagonia that I've been working on. It was such a treat to be able to spend a little time with these incredible animals in the wild.

06/06/2026

One year ago today in Zermatt, Switzerland. Early morning light on the Matterhorn.

06/06/2026

Back to Patagonia edits over here... I'm working on what to do for a bit of gallery space for some Patagonia stuff, and a presentation/shindig at the gallery is still on the horizon... these things take time 😜. These are all from within Torres del Paine National Park, and the glacier in the first shot is the Gray Glacier. The last shot is the only chance I had to get a guanaco and an Andean condor in the same frame... not a great photo, but it does contain the two iconic critters of the region. 🙃