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Photography by Zip

Welcome to Wild66.com home to premier photography in the Southern Tier and Finger Lakes region of New York. Photography to us is more than capturing a moment in history. We want you feel the moment as if you had captured the photograph yourself. We feel very fortunate to be able to do what we do and strive to present the best photography possible. We are always looking for new and exciting ways to capture those once in a lifetime memories. If you feel the need for our service contact us but be prepared to make room on your living room wall.


The future of Wild66.com is at the moment totally up in arms with no direction. Do to our unexpected departure from Black Rock Speedway one can only wonder what is next for us.

Update
Zip makes a couple return visits to the Old Seneca Army Depot to photograph the Seneca White Deer. The first trip was during the peak of the rut and but most of the action was well out of camera range but not all. I did manage to photograph what could the highest scoring white-tail Zip has ever photographed. The second trip was in December to photograph some stuff for Dennis Money, Chairman for Seneca White Deer Inc. An organization dedicated to the preservation of the Seneca White Deer along with the history of the Seneca Army Depot. A good part of the day was spent photographing buildings with Dennis explaining much of what took place at the Seneca Depot over the years. The highlight for me was a chance to photograph Hank the largest Seneca White deer I have photographed to date. I had shot Hank before but never from such a close distance. Hank is quite friendly and can often be seen at the north end of the depot on route 96A. Stop by for a look and don't forget your camera, Hank is very much a camera hog. You don't have to take my word for it, see Handsome Hank by clicking here. Support Seneca White Deer Inc, your children will be glad you did. Seneca White Deer Inc


Motor-Sports Photography
Now this is Wildlife photography!

imageI'm not sure how it happened but motor-sports photography now is what our cameras spend most of there time focusing on. Somehow we went from shooting flying birds to flying cars. I must admit photographing dirt motorsports is very exciting and addictive. There's something about photographing a race car from just a few feet away as it goes three wide with other hot-rods. I think what does it for me, is not knowing what's about to happen and having an opportunity to capture the unknown. We don't always focus on the fast cars. From the facilities to drivers, fans, staff and all the emotions that goes along with racing. When it comes to racing photography we dare to be different! Visit our racing site you'll see what I mean. We plan to take our dirt racing photography to the next level and beyond. Racing.Wild66.com It's Hot

Wildlife Photography
It's not just a passion it's an adventure!

I've been chasing critters with a camera of one form or another my whole life and have enjoyed every minute. Now-a-days I do a lot less chasing and much more waiting. My favorite subject is the White-tail Deer and some of my favorite White-tail photographs can be found here. Not all White-tail Deer are created equal. Throughout the years I've seen some truly unique White-tails. Most of these special deer went un photographed but not all. Click here! Still to come is some of our mammals, reptiles, and all sort of other creatures.



Wild Bird Photography
Never ever thought I would be shooting birds now I can't stop.

Bird photography is something everyone should try. It's one of the most challenging forms of photography on this planet. You'll never run out of new subjects of all shapes and sizes in some crazy environments. I must warn you bird photography can put a stress on ones bank account. Have aspiration of becoming a motor-sports photog? Spend a year shooting birds in flight after that, race cars will be a breeze.






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