California, September 2025.
From the video Living in my car for photography.
Rest Area
in photographs
Duncan, I
in photographs
San Francisco, September 2025.
Backpacking for the best view in Oregon
in journal
High in Oregon’s Central Cascades, I hike to Broken Top nine years after my first visit to this stunning spot. The view from the summit never fails to take my breath away. It’s a familiar place, yet every step reminds me how much has changed, both in the landscape and in myself.
Night snow
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video Backpacking for the best view in Oregon.
Cascade mountains, IV
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video Backpacking for the best view in Oregon.
Morning bird
in photographs
California, September 2025.
Timberline Vane, I
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video How to make great photography inevitable.
Shy giant
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video How to make great photography inevitable.
Lolo Power
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video How to make great photography inevitable.
Trillium Flight, II
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video How to make great photography inevitable.
Devils Tower
in photographs
Wyoming, September 2025.
From the video Living in my car for photography.
Salmon Canyon, I
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video How to make great photography inevitable.
Trillium view, II
in photographs
Oregon, October 2025.
From the video How to make great photography inevitable.
How to make great photography inevitable
in journal
Mt Hood has played an important role in my photography career. Exploring these landscapes is what made me fall in love with the art, and they continue to fascinate me after all these years. Something compels me to keep coming back, to keep photographing this beautiful mountain and the stunning forests and lakes around it.
Shasta, I
in photographs
Mt Shasta, California, September 2025.
Under the covers
in photographs
San Francisco, September 2025.
The tool I use all the time but rarely show you
in journal
I almost always carry a tripod with me, even if you don't see it in my videos. That's because it's holding my video camera! So you might understand why my tripod has become such a crucial tool in my work. And for the last couple of years, I've been using the Coman Zero Y carbon fiber tripod which I love. Let me tell you why.
California Coast, II
in photographs
California, September 2025.
From the video The tool I use all the time but rarely show you.
Bison and me
in photographs
Wyoming, September 2025.
From the video Living in my car for photography.
One of the photos I thought I had lost forever.
So it does happen...
in journal, photographs
I panicked, a little bit.
They weren’t the most important photos and footage, but it wasn't easy to take them. I’d woken up at 5am and hiked (there’s no other way to describe walking in San Francisco) with two tripods and two big cameras and lenses on my back, while gaining almost 700 feet of elevation.
That’s why I was a little upset to find a cryptic “A7IV_3902.RSV” with zero bytes on the memory card, instead of the photos and videos I had made.
So it does happen, after all: memory cards get corrupted, or something like that.
After more than 3 years using a camera with dual memory card slots, I was about to find out if the feature was worth it. I inserted the second memory card into the laptop, and to my huge relief, there they were. All the photos and videos I had worked hard to make. Phew.