A wild turkey in full strut, tail fan lit from behind at dusk

Ethan Burham

Wildlife photographer / videographer

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Whale of an opportunity
Extreme close-up of a gobbler's head, white and blue and red skin
Two turkeys feeding in a green bean field among corn stubble
A gobbler strutting in green grass against dark timber
A gobbler moving through tall spring grass
Two gobblers strutting side by side at the edge of timber
A turkey strutting along a curved railroad line in low golden haze
Sunrise over cut corn with a deer at the distant field edge
Three gobblers walking together across short green pasture
A turkey silhouetted on a branch against a pale sky
A wild turkey in full strut, tail fan lit from behind at dusk
A wild turkey feeding among corn stubble

Two ways to print

A turkey strutting along a curved railroad line in low golden haze

Lustre paper

Lustre paper is a soft semi-gloss finish — enough shine to bring the color forward without throwing hard glare back at you when you’re standing in front of it. It holds detail in feathers and fur and doesn’t flatten the greens the way a flat matte paper can. It comes unframed, ready for whatever frame or mat you want to put it in.

A turkey silhouetted on a branch against a pale sky

Metal, float mount

The image is infused directly into an aluminium panel by the lab, with a float mount fixed to the back so it stands slightly off the wall with nothing else needed — no frame, no glass. The surface is hard and bright, with a glossy, saturated look that suits a big print meant to be seen across a room.

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Work with me

Ethan is hired to film and photograph hunts and adventures the same way he shoots his own — behind the camera, in the field, for as long as it takes to get the shot. If you’re planning one and want it documented, get in touch.

In his own words

About Ethan

My love for bowhunting and photography has lent me to getting comfortable with spot and stalking, sharing 13 hour treestand sits with clients/friends as well as 5-10 day backpacking trips into the backcountry.

When I'm not filming for clients I'm usually filming for one of my own Archery tags.

Showing off God's nature and wonderful handy work is always my main goal.

Wildlife has always been my favorite subject, but landscapes and some wedding/portrait work has also snuck itself into my portfolio over the years.