Welcome to Steve Creek Wildlife Photography

Step into the wild through my lens! I’m Steve Creek, a wildlife photographer capturing the beauty of nature. My work explores iconic U.S. habitats like the Buffalo National River in Arkansas and Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. These locations are teeming with life, offering endless opportunities to document nature’s wonders.

I showcase the biodiversity of these regions. From Bald Eagles and Great Blue Herons to Fox Squirrels and delicate wetlands, each image tells a story. My goal is to inspire a deeper connection to wildlife and their habitats.

My work has been featured in National Geographic, the Smithsonian Channel, and Arkansas Living. It also appears in the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s coloring book and on signs at Mine Kill State Park. These platforms help educate others about wildlife and conservation.

Steve Creek at the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma — Wildlife photographer Steve Creek poses by the entrance sign at Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. Photo credit: Mia McPherson.

Wildlife Photography Highlights: Iconic Species and Locations

From my backyard in Arkansas to Oklahoma’s refuges, I’ve photographed a wide array of species. At Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge, I’ve captured Bald Eagles soaring overhead, Double-crested Cormorants diving for fish, and the seasonal migration of Yellow-billed Cuckoos. Each location reveals the richness of life in these habitats, offering a glimpse into the intricate web of ecosystems that sustain wildlife.

Wildlife Photography Blog: Stories, Tips, and Conservation

On my blog, I share more than just photos. Dive into stories of my wildlife encounters, learn about the equipment and techniques I use to capture those perfect moments, and explore my thoughts on the role of photography in conservation. I believe that through imagery, we can inspire others to take meaningful action to protect the habitats and species that make our planet so extraordinary.

Support Wildlife Conservation: Get Involved

I hope my photos inspire you to connect with nature in your own way. Visit local wildlife refuges, volunteer with conservation organizations, or plant native species to support local ecosystems. Every action, no matter how small, contributes to the preservation of our natural world.

Explore my blog, follow my updates, and join me in celebrating and protecting wildlife. Together, we can make a difference in preserving the incredible diversity of life around us.

Learn more about me on the About page.