Wildlife & Nature

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rom tiny insects to large mammals, Wild Exposures has an array of species to select from.  Most of Michael’s wildlife and nature photos are taken within thirty miles of his hometown, Greenville, Mississippi.  However, there are times when he will travel the southeastern United States to run down a whitetail deer or a wild turkey or two.  From the very beginning he has had a deep passion for photographing waterfowl.  Michael has always said, “With never ending desire and some good equipment, along with time, anyone can capture stunning images of wildlife and nature.”

Portraits

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o me, “it’s more than just a photo”.  Michael has said this over and over since photographing people.  Anyone can take a photograph without much thought or effort; however, Michael’s heartfelt goal is to achieve much more than just a photo using simple tools and ideas.  This is evidenced when browsing through his body of work.

The word photography can be described as painting with light.  Michael uses the best natural light available along with various types of artificial light to create “more than just a photo.”  His expertise is not only in lighting, but unique locations, backgrounds, foregrounds and knowing the proper lens to use for each one-of-a-kind situation.

Contact Michael at Wild Exposures for your senior portraits, family portraits or portraits of your choice.  The 2018-19  Form is ready to download.

Sports

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rom "The Moment It Clicks", at each event MIchael travels to he is always looking to capture that once in a lifetime photograph of an athlete, whether soaring through the air to catch the winning touchdown pass, sliding into home plate or that perfect toe touch from a cheerleader, 

 Contact Michael for your son or daughter’s sporting event or if you have any questions. 

 This & That

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hile out roaming to capture wildlife and nature images, Michael views things with his creative eye that may not be obvious to others.  Looking through the camera lens he can see unique angles and light such as a section of a rustic barbed wire fence or sunlight beaming through a row of trees. ( Gallery coming soon! )