About
My name is Steve Creek and I am an Arkansas-based Wildlife Photographer. My specialty and passion for my photography is for the wildlife found throughout Arkansas and Oklahoma. I spend many hours each week in the outdoors and travel many different areas throughout these two states.
Welcome to my website, Steve Creek Outdoors. Here I will introduce you to my wildlife and nature photography. All of my photos are unique and bring a touch of the outdoors, in. I hope that you find my work artistically inspiring; and through my photos, it is my hope that you find the same passion and admiration for the wild as I enjoy each day throughout my nature walks. There truly are not enough hours in the day to capture all the beauty that nature and wildlife has to offer.
Please check back regularly, as I will be adding photos on a regular basis.
Make sure you check out my other website
Arklahoma Wildlife where you will also find many original and unique wildlife photos.
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My Equipment:
- Canon EOS-1D Mark III
- Canon EF 500 f/4 IS L lens
- Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L lens
- Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS lens
- Canon EF 100mm f2.8 macro lens
- Gitzo GT3530LS Long Systematic 6X Carbon Fiber Tripod
- Wimberley Tripod Head II WH-200
- Lowepro Lens Trekker 600 II AW Lens Case
I use a MacBook Pro with Adobe Lightroom 3
I started another Blog to show some of the wildlife photos that are stuck away in my archives. Please visit my other blog if you get a chance. 
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Hi Steve,
Your friend, Larry Green recommended that I check out your gorgeous pictures. Wow! You really can capture the best of nature.
My father who is Herman Wallace was born in Charleston, grew up in Sebastian county near Greenwood on a cotton farm and lived in Weaver, Franklin county. Do you know any of the Wallace or Green families from the early 1900s? He had a blast as a kid and loved living there ! He even taught me how to shoot geese and pheasants.
Susan
Susan, I sent you an email!
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