Born and raised in Texas, Alice Garland is s photographer known for producing high quality photos of wild animals. Her family move to Washington in 1986 and this is where her photography career was ignited by the beautiful human and natural features. Her images have won many awards and have been published in calendars and magazines such as Nature Photography and Nature’s Best Magazine, Inner Reflections and Audubon Calendars, and Outdoor Photography Magazine. Alice believes that one’s dedication will always be seen in their endeavors. She says that capturing a stunning image without disturbing the subject is her highest priority, so that her viewers can enjoy what she experiences while capturing the subjects. Nearly all of the species she photographs are endangered. She also captures the human activity that is encroaching on their habitat. She adds that humans need to learn much more about these creatures, so they can change their destructive habits which may eventually lead to the extinction of these precious animals. A wildlife safari to Kenya heightened her curiosity and this was coupled with her visit to Tanzania which helped to launch her own career as a professional photographer. She has since traveled to China, Manitoba, the Russian Far East, Antarctica, Alaska, and Canada to photograph bald eagles, grizzly bears, polar bears and penguins. Framed Alice Garland art hang on the walls of many conservationists. They are also found in many galleries and museums around the world. Her love of wildlife and nature in general drives her passion.