If you've found this site, you probably already know a bit about me. I'm an author, a photographer, a photo tour host and a leadership consultant.
I'm also self taught in photography and I really enjoy working with others to improve their photography skills as I've improved mine over the last several years.
Here's an online article about me if you'd like to know more:
http://www.photographyoffice.com/2011/06/simply-beautiful-photography-by-jeff-clow/
I respond to every email I receive. I do travel extensively, however, so it may take me a day or two to respond.
I finished my first eBook last year - The $9.99 Dirt Cheap Photo Guide to Grand Teton National Park. 12 chapters and almost 25,000 words about the best shooting locations in the park. The famous ones - like Oxbow Bend and Moulton Barn - and the virtually unknown sites like Buffalo Fork Ridge and Hedrick Pond Overlook. Easy to read with specific driving directions on how to get to each site, and when you should plan to shoot at each location. Also packed with my own personal photo interpretations of each place with some tips and techniques that I use to best capture landscape and wildlife with my lens.
You can download a free chapter or purchase a copy for any of the many eBook formats (iPad, Kindle, Nook, etc.) at:
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/68490
The readers who've used it in Grand Teton National Park this past year tell me it has been invaluable at helping them use their time most effectively while they visited the park. If you're headed to the Tetons this year - or just wish you were - you'd probably enjoy reading this book.
And here's an added hidden venue - on the inner Teton Park Road headed south past Jenny Lake and just north of the road to Signal Mountain - is the Signal Mountain Lodge. Park your car in the larger driveway just north of the gas station and walk down behind the restuarant west of the parking lot. You'll normally see boats in the water and if the wind is gentle, a perfect reflection of Mt Moran will appear that is different from any other reflection in the park. This is shot that most visitors don't know about and it is seldom photographed.