Derrick Mayoleth grew up in the Baraboo Hills, where years of walking familiar paths shaped how he sees and photographs the landscape. His work comes from quiet observation—watching storms build, fog move through the forest, and changing light transform stone, water, and familiar places like Devil’s Lake State Park.
His photographs often favor atmosphere and impression over literal description. Weather, light, movement, and time become part of the subject, revealing places that may be familiar but rarely look quite the same twice.