This journal is truly one of a kind. Every image was taken on two working ranches in Montana from April through June of 2026. I spent three months walking these places with a camera, watching the landscape change through spring and getting a closer look at the wildlife, people, and small moments that make these places what they are.
The Rangelands is my way of sharing what can be found in these vast and seemingly empty landscapes when we take the time to step into them. Grasslands and prairies are among the fastest-declining ecosystems in North America, yet so much of what makes them special happens quietly, out of sight.
The photographs and notes in this journal offer a glimpse into those quieter parts of the prairie—places that are driven through far more often than they are experienced in person.
The journal comes beautifully hand-wrapped in paper in colors inspired by the sage and two-track roads I’ve spent so many years walking over.
Take this one for yourself, or give it to someone you love. Sit down with a cup of coffee and be transported to coyote dens, thunderheads, and the light and life of spring on the Great Northern Plains prairie.
It can also be a great thing to explore with a kid—a way to bring a little more nature into their lives and to help them understand that these wild-looking places are also where our food comes from.
I hope you enjoy!
With gratitude,
Alex
This journal is truly one of a kind. Every image was taken on two working ranches in Montana from April through June of 2026. I spent three months walking these places with a camera, watching the landscape change through spring and getting a closer look at the wildlife, people, and small moments that make these places what they are.
The Rangelands is my way of sharing what can be found in these vast and seemingly empty landscapes when we take the time to step into them. Grasslands and prairies are among the fastest-declining ecosystems in North America, yet so much of what makes them special happens quietly, out of sight.
The photographs and notes in this journal offer a glimpse into those quieter parts of the prairie—places that are driven through far more often than they are experienced in person.
The journal comes beautifully hand-wrapped in paper in colors inspired by the sage and two-track roads I’ve spent so many years walking over.
Take this one for yourself, or give it to someone you love. Sit down with a cup of coffee and be transported to coyote dens, thunderheads, and the light and life of spring on the Great Northern Plains prairie.
It can also be a great thing to explore with a kid—a way to bring a little more nature into their lives and to help them understand that these wild-looking places are also where our food comes from.
I hope you enjoy!
With gratitude,
Alex
