Hi, I’m Steve Creek, a wildlife photographer based in Arkansas. I’m passionate about capturing the beauty of nature through my lens, showcasing a variety of animals including birds, deer, foxes, raccoons, and more.
What sets me apart is my dedication to storytelling through photography. I spend a lot of time observing and learning about my subjects, waiting for the perfect opportunity to reveal something unique about their behavior or their environment.
I’m also a strong advocate for wildlife conservation, using my photography to raise awareness about the importance of preserving our natural resources. My blog provides a platform where I share behind-the-scenes stories, technical insights, and highlight the diverse wildlife found across the United States.
My photography has been featured in several publications including:
- Smithsonian Channel – My first published photo was an opossum, featured in the episode “Nature’s Vault“
- National Geographic Field Guide to the Birds of North America – Featuring my photo of a female Red-winged Blackbird feeding her young
- Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries – Published my photo of a Swamp Rabbit in Louisiana Wildlife Insider magazine
- Arkansas Democrat Gazette – Interviewed me regarding Spittlebugs: Bubble, bubble: Toll, but no real trouble
- Arkansas Living Magazine – Published a photo of my brother and his dog: Can pets make you healthier? Health professionals and pet lovers discuss the benefits of a life with our animal friends.
- Mine Kill State Park – My Bluebird photo is displayed on an interpretive sign for the Bluebird Trail
- Cornell Lab of Ornithology – Used my Great Blue Heron photo in their Backyard Birds and Blossoms coloring book
- KXMX Radio Station (Oklahoma) – Interviewed me about my wildlife photography: Wildlife Photographer Finds Treasure at Wildlife Refuge.
- National Wildlife Federation – Featured my photo for their “Backyard Wildlife Color of the Week“
On my website, you can explore my work, learn more about me, and hopefully be inspired to cherish the wildlife and natural wonders that surround us.
Thanks for visiting!
Steve