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Lucidity Photography

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11/02/2026

This great gray owl was found in Yellowstone National Park this fall. It wasn't overly concerned about my presence and continued hunting nearby, even flying to and past me as it selected its next perch from which to watch for voles.

10/31/2026

Hey guys. It's Halloween!

Today only, anything with a raven on it is 20% off. Caw-cawwww.

10/08/2026

Growing up in northern Idaho, I was always drawn to nature and wildlife. Every once in a while I’d catch a glimpse of something, an animal slipping through the trees, but it was always fleeting. Gone in seconds. I wanted to see the details. The fur, the eyes, the claws.
So I started taking photos, trying to freeze those moments in time to be able to really study them.

Now, as a wildlife photographer, I get to share those frozen moments with you. Maybe you’ve seen a great gray owl somewhere along the way, but until you capture one and look closely at the feathers, the eyes, the talons, it’s hard to comprehend their full beauty.

10/07/2026

Apparently it’s sandhill crane season in the gallery. Two different customers in the past few days came in asking for them. I dug this one out of the archives and printed it while they waited. If you’re hunting for a particular critter or landscape, tell me! Odds are it’s waiting for you in my archives.

09/29/2026

The northern harriers can often be seen combing the meadows for food this time of year. This female was so locked in on the hunt she didn’t notice me until the last second at which point, she veered off and didn’t give me a chance for another photo.

09/03/2026

Young grizzlies spend their early years sampling from the land. Digging for roots, grazing on fresh grasses, cleaning out berry patches, flipping logs for insects, and scavenging whatever winter left behind. Every bite builds the instincts they’ll rely on once they’re on their own.

08/26/2026

Ears forward eyes locked, the fox launches yards in a perfect arc toward his next meal.

08/22/2026

When I first started photographing owls, I tended to think of them as slower, lumbering birds. But over the years, getting to know different species has proven the opposite, many owls, especially the smaller ones, are incredibly fast.

This pygmy owl sat at the top of this pine tree for a few minutes, then in a flash launched itself toward another perch. I feel lucky to have caught him in the transition because he was up and gone almost instantly.

08/20/2026

Raven face feathers aren’t just for looks, their coarse whisker‑like feathers are actually specialized to grow thick around the bill and nostrils, helping protect their eyes and nasal passages from dust and debris, keeping their face clean while they eat, and even giving them a subtle way to sense things up close.

08/18/2026

Photographing owls on the cusp of night forces you into less than ideal camera settings. This photo was taken with very little daylight left, and when you drop the shutter to compensate, you sometimes get lucky. The slower speed turns the owl’s flight into a beautiful blur of motion.

settings:
1/40th
f/1.4
iso-4000

Address

800 Main Street #6
Lewiston, ID
83501

Opening Hours

Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

Website

http://www.lucidityphoto.com/

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