Sean Fitzgerald Photography

Featherfest is April 24-27 in beautiful Galveston, Texas. It is one of the biggest bird festivals around, and it has an awesome track of photographer classes and trips to nearby birding hotspots. I will be leading tours to and teaching several classes. Check the schedule for more info. One of the highlight trips I lead is a boat trip to a brown pelican rookery normally off limits to visitors I have done it for many years and it is great fun. Ihttps://www.galvestonfeatherfest.com/leader/sean-fitzgerald/

Sean Fitzgerald - Galveston FeatherFest Sean is a Texas-based nature and conservation photographer. Sean tries to create images that are simple, graphic, evocative, surreal and that in some way evoke a reaction, provoke an emotion, or tell a story. While his photographic subjects are widely varied, he is repeatedly drawn to nature and wil...

I just got my copy of Texas Highways and realized I have the cover (Bluebonnets in Big Bend) as well as the feature photo essay on Texas prairie ecosystems. Very cool and I love that the magazine is featuring stories about our native prairies. https://texashighways.com/issue/april-2025/

I have a featured photo essay and interview on wildflowers blooming all year round on Texas' amazing prairies and pocket parks in this month's issue of Texas Highways Magazine -- "Fields of Dreams: Wildflowers aren't just a spring occurrence -- the state's prairies bloom all year." https://texashighways.com/outdoors/wildflowers/wildflowers-year-round-photo-essay/ The story includes images from prairies protected by the Native Prairies Association of Texas and Nature Conservancy -tx To see more images of Texas Prairies and my broader project to document all Texas prairie ecosystems and the challenges they face, you can go to my Texas Prairies archive at https://seanfitzgerald.photoshelter.com/gallery-collection/Texas-Prairies/C00001fvYvUuJYU4

It’s Texas Wildflower Season All Year Long Picture-perfect flowers bloom throughout every season, from Dallas-Fort Worthprairies to the coastal plains