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Renowned American nature and wildlife photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen has traveled throughout the natural world for nearly 50 years observing and photographing Earth’s last great wild places.
Renowned American nature and wildlife photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen has traveled throughout the natural world for over 45 years observing and photographing Earth’s last great wild places.
Thomas D. Mangelsen is one of the most influential nature photographers in the world. His images, treasured as collectible fine art, are known for their awe-inspiring portrayals of wildlife and natural landscapes.
Thomas D. Mangelsen’s personal and professional legacy is inseparable from his love of Grizzly 399. As one of the first people to set eyes on the bear 14 years before, he documented her life history as she pioneered the return of grizzlies to the southern reaches of the Greater Yellowstone.
Near midnight on October 22nd, the most famous grizzly bear that had ever lived, Grizzly 399, was struck by a vehicle and killed 25 miles south of Jackson Wyoming in the Snake River Canyon. She was almost 29 years old. 399: Portrait of a Legend, Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Her story has circled the globe.
Mangelsen has become legendary for producing a body of work with truly awe-inspiring landscapes and some of the most recognizable wildlife scenes ever photographed. Many are counted among the most important of the modern environmental age.
Limited Edition Collection. From thousands of images captured, Mangelsen edits and selects only the finest to be released into his Limited Edition Collection. Each print has Mangelsen’s signature and a unique edition number on the front. Each image comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
From polar bears in the Arctic and family groups of chimpanzees in Africa, to the free-roaming spirit of wild horses in Colorado and the famous grizzly bears of Greater Yellowstone, Mangelsen has captured the wonders of nature. These fine art photographs are among the favorites of Mangelsen collectors.
Renowned American nature photographer Thomas D. Mangelsen has traveled throughout the natural world for nearly 50 years observing and photographing the Earth’s last great wild places.
Landscape photography captures images of nature and the outdoors in a way that brings the viewer into the scene. They capture natural scenery such as mountains, valleys, trees, rivers, and forests, and feature subjects such as strongly defined landforms, weather and ambient light.
