photographs of the life styles of adventure people
In the past after getting up at 4:00 a.m. to make it to the perfect spot to create photographs and then spending the day hiking, driving, climbing etc. to find the next spot to create more images I would crawl into the tent and fall asleep. The images I created would have to wait until …
Last week I ran into a few four legged friends. In the span of 36 hours I came across Does, fawns and a few bucks in an area for years that only allowed me to see does.
Last week I was on a video shoot with Center of the Universe and we ended up in Death Valley. You might be wondering if it was hot, but it wasn’t to bad only 102F at 8pm. But as the sun began to set and video opportunities diminished I had a few moments to create …
The eyes of mother nature never lay closed.
I have always enjoyed surfing. I like making that statement because it doesn’t define my skill at surfing and I won’t. What I will say is surfing on a board that is shorter then me is something to behold. As a side note I will say I can carry a long board at the same …
“Hey! What gives you the right? To put up a fence to keep me out or to keep mother nature in…,” lyrics from the song “Signs” and one of my favorites. I spend a lot of time exploring, looking for new places to photograph, and I come across my share of closed locked gates, NO …
After a long week and a half of shooting automotive videos in and around the city I needed to recharge the old batteries and head north for a little hiking and landscape photo session. As always the Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains didn’t let me down. I made a little stop at the Alabama Hills for …
Living in California has its benefits, world-class climbing, incredible backpacking, great fishing (fresh and saltwater,) and your choice of landscapes to mention a few. But I want to talk about its surfing, not the epic waves of mavericks or even the great winter surf in San Diego. Nope I just want to talk about how …
Recently I spent a day near the Giant Redwoods along the coast of Northern California. Early morning fog is the norm for the coast and can make it a bit tough to create a great photograph. But the dense canopy can transport your imagination into a Grimm’s fairy tale. The light at the end of …
It had been awhile since I headed out into the backcountry for more then just a long day. Since my achilles tendon surgery I have kept it to car camping. But this last week I finally strapped that heavy pack on my back and ventured out with fellow photographer Brett Holman in search of Mount …
