Welcome to Steve Creek Wildlife Photography

Step into the wild through my lens! I’m Steve Creek, a wildlife photographer capturing nature’s beauty. My work explores iconic U.S. habitats, including the Buffalo National River in Arkansas and the Sequoyah National Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma. These locations offer endless opportunities to document wildlife in its natural environment.

Discover the Beauty of Wildlife

From Bald Eagles and Great Blue Herons to Fox Squirrels and wetland creatures, each image tells a story. My goal is to inspire a deeper appreciation for wildlife and the habitats they depend on.

My work has appeared in National Geographic, the Smithsonian Channel, and Arkansas Living. It is also featured in the Cornell Lab of Ornithology’s coloring book and on educational signs at Mine Kill State Park. Through these platforms, I help raise awareness about wildlife conservation.

Wildlife Photography Blog: Stories, Tips & Techniques

I share more than just photos. My blog offers insider tips and techniques to help you improve your wildlife photography. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced photographer, you’ll find guidance on composition, camera settings, lighting, and field techniques.

Explore my latest tips & techniques: Wildlife Photography Tips

I also share stories from my wildlife encounters and insights into the best locations for nature photography. You’ll learn about the challenges of photographing elusive species and how to make the most of different lighting conditions.

Get Involved: Support Wildlife Conservation

I hope my work inspires you to connect with nature and help protect wildlife. Visit local refuges, volunteer, or plant native species to support ecosystems. Every small action makes a difference.

Follow my blog, explore my photography, and join me in celebrating and protecting wildlife.

Learn more about me on the About page.