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Max Allen is a Field Biologist and Wildlife Photographer. He has worked for a diverse set of government agencies and non-profit corporations in his capacity as a wildlife biologist, photographer, and educator.
As a naturalist, Max has been inspired and influenced by Mark Elbroch, Dan Gardoqui, and Norman Powell, and the works of Roger Tory Peterson, the Murie Brothers, and Doug Peacock. As an artist his strongest influences have been Arthur Morris, Joe Bauer, and Claude Monet.
Max strives to depict the natural world and it inhabitants in beautiful and realistic settings, focusing on documentary and action photographs of wildlife, as well as landscape photography. He travels widely throughout the American West, searching out wild landscapes and their inhabitants, and teaching wildlife photography skills and techniques to students from many walks of life.
