Dan Stebbins is a photographer from Bozeman Montana.
Originally from Virginia, he moved to Southwest Montana
in 2001. Dan spent several years working as a Park
Ranger Naturalist with the National Park Service. Living
and working near Yellowstone allows him to spend time
photographing many places in and around this beautiful
area of the country. Dan is a avid outdoorsman, spending
time hiking, fishing, backpacking, snowboarding, and
hunting with his black powder rifle.
Originally from Virginia, he moved to Southwest Montana
in 2001. Dan spent several years working as a Park
Ranger Naturalist with the National Park Service. Living
and working near Yellowstone allows him to spend time
photographing many places in and around this beautiful
area of the country. Dan is a avid outdoorsman, spending
time hiking, fishing, backpacking, snowboarding, and
hunting with his black powder rifle.
In 1998, Dan graduated from George Mason University with a BA in
History. During a road trip in 2001, he stopped in Yellowstone and began
volunteering with Yellowstone's Aquatics Resources Department. Dan
then spent March of 2002 doing field work tracking with the Yellowstone
Wolf Project. He still considers that one of the highlights of his
Yellowstone career. The following summer he was hired as a Park Ranger
Naturalist and has spent the next 5 summers working at the Fishing Bridge
location.
During his many years working or living in Yellowstone, Dan has been able
to spend countless hours photographing the wonders of the world's first
national park. There are images of wildlife, geysers, and waterfalls to find
in the galleries. Given Dan's love of history you may also find images of
historical buildings in some of the galleries. As a history major at George
Mason, Dan's focus and passion has always been the Civil War.
Battlefields like Antietam, Manassas, or Gettysburg have always been
some of his favorite haunts.
Dan and his wife could be described as "National Park junkies". As a
result, they spend a great deal of time in these beautiful areas all over the
country. Both of them work during the summer in Yellowstone and
therefore it's no surprise that most of the images that you will see here are
from this area, but keep your eyes peeled for other familiar landmarks!
Other parks that they have frequented over the past few years have been:
Death Valley, Grand Teton, Glacier, Zion, Canyonlands, Arches, and Bryce
Canyon. At this point, who knows where they'll end up next!
If you are interested in contacting Dan, or in asking him if he has any tips
as to how to grow a rugged manly beard like the one he sports in the photo
at the bottom of this page, then please email him at:
Dan@danstebbins.com
Or send him mail the old fashioned way at:
Dan Stebbins
PO Box 11593
Bozeman, MT. 59719
History. During a road trip in 2001, he stopped in Yellowstone and began
volunteering with Yellowstone's Aquatics Resources Department. Dan
then spent March of 2002 doing field work tracking with the Yellowstone
Wolf Project. He still considers that one of the highlights of his
Yellowstone career. The following summer he was hired as a Park Ranger
Naturalist and has spent the next 5 summers working at the Fishing Bridge
location.
During his many years working or living in Yellowstone, Dan has been able
to spend countless hours photographing the wonders of the world's first
national park. There are images of wildlife, geysers, and waterfalls to find
in the galleries. Given Dan's love of history you may also find images of
historical buildings in some of the galleries. As a history major at George
Mason, Dan's focus and passion has always been the Civil War.
Battlefields like Antietam, Manassas, or Gettysburg have always been
some of his favorite haunts.
Dan and his wife could be described as "National Park junkies". As a
result, they spend a great deal of time in these beautiful areas all over the
country. Both of them work during the summer in Yellowstone and
therefore it's no surprise that most of the images that you will see here are
from this area, but keep your eyes peeled for other familiar landmarks!
Other parks that they have frequented over the past few years have been:
Death Valley, Grand Teton, Glacier, Zion, Canyonlands, Arches, and Bryce
Canyon. At this point, who knows where they'll end up next!
If you are interested in contacting Dan, or in asking him if he has any tips
as to how to grow a rugged manly beard like the one he sports in the photo
at the bottom of this page, then please email him at:
Dan@danstebbins.com
Or send him mail the old fashioned way at:
Dan Stebbins
PO Box 11593
Bozeman, MT. 59719
| All Images Copyright Dan Stebbins 2003 - 2010. No reproduction of any kind without expressed written consent of the artist. |
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