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Aspen Lodge CycloCross
Holy crap, where have I been?!? Sorry to be silent for so long, bloggies. The last 4 months have been some of the busiest of my life, and unfortunately the blog got thrown under the bus. But enough...
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Professional Adventure Photography Is Lame
When I started this post, having already decided to stay in for Halloween night due to needing to get work done, recover from a long few days and be refreshed for a full day of shooting the next day,...
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The Biggest Adventure Yet
Boy has it been an exciting last few weeks! I am vaguely aware of the fact that it is no longer 2010 or that many, many weeks have passed since Christmas. I’ve fallen off the blogging wagon hard. Tons...
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American Bouldering Series 12 Nationals
This past weekend was the 12th annual American Bouldering Series National Championship. And as such, the climbing elite descended upon Boulder, CO to crush anything they can get their hands on....
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April Showers Bring Yoga And Flowers
Two of the greatest parts of being a full-time freelance adventure photographer are the ability to be somewhat location independent and the freedom to take large chunks of time somewhat off from work....
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Sunshine, Slackline, Sand, Surf and Yoga
Pentax K-5 with DA* 16-50/2.8 @16mm - 1/125th at f/8, ISO 320. Elinchrom Quadra with 8 1/2" reflector from left behind rock. This post was about to be brought to you by the letter S (The S is for...
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Flying for Photos – Photography Travel Tips
LowePro ProTrekker 400AW with Kata InserTrolley Traveling is definitely one of the biggest downsides of adventure photography for me. I love being in the places that I go, but as for getting there, I...
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Roadtrip to California and an All Night Photo Frenzy.
A few weeks ago, I got the unexpected chance to spend the night shooting Earth, Wind and Fire. No, not the band, the elements. Shot Water and Sky too. It was pretty much just an elemental photography...
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Jurassic Park Highline – Rock Mountain National Park
Slacklining in Rocky Mountain National Park Sometime the best days out shooting are the ones where you don’t really have any plans or objectives. I had met Scott Turpin a while back through my good...
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News Update – I’m a Staff Photographer!
Will Rochfort, on the Southern tip of the Tasman Peninsula, during an awesome trip to Australia with Backpacker Magazine. topamax for sale Ok, so maybe this isn’t news. It’s not even close to news....
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