Our photography was born out of wanting to capture those moments. I think the moment we realized that this passion ran deep and was more than a hobby was about 10 years ago, we had finally moved back west after grad school and were visiting Yellowstone for the first time in about 3 years. It was the crack of dawn and we were watching 755M, '06 and several of the Lamar Valley wolves shuttling meat from a carcass back to their puppies who were anxiously awaiting food delivery. As the wolves got their fill, two bald eagles sat high above the scene waiting their turn. Ravens were not as patient and were becoming bolder as the wolves were coming and going. In the distance we noticed a grizzly bear winding the scene and eventually finding its way to the carcass. The grizzly was a long way off; a lone coyote had a small window of time to grab a few bites before the wolves came back for another round and then the grizzly made it on the scene. The wolves were relaxing with their puppies but with a view of the carcass. The coyote tried to hang around, the grizzly was having none of it. He settled in for his portion of the meal. Throughout the morning we watched as this carcass fed so many different animals in the ecosystem and witnessing the delicate dance they did around each other was nothing short of fascinating. We were hooked.