Years ago, while searching for local waterfalls, I stumbled on a picture of this spot. I didn’t fully believe it was in Idaho because of the moss and height, usually that’s a good sign its further west in Oregon or Washington. But then I saw some photos from a local photographer that said otherwise. Since then, I’ve been committed to finding this beautiful mossy grotto.
Read MoreI love music. No matter what is happening in my life, listening to new music and exploring different genres has always been something I’ve preoccupied myself with. As I go through different cycles, new music is introduced to me and becomes the soundtrack to that chapter of my life.
Read MoreI put my hand over my mouth in astonishment. I had actually won a 2019 Model S Tesla. A few pinches later and I realized I was, in fact, awake and proceeded to call my family and friends.
Read MoreThe first thing I did to create this image was make two less-inspired entries for the contest. You don’t always make the best image the first time, and I think that’s true with most things in photography.
Read MoreMy brother wanted some more knick-knacks for his desk and since we had just started playing Apex Legends together, I thought a little Apex Legends action figure would be perfect. I searched for a Pathfinder action figure or statue, but since the game was so new, one did not exist yet. So, I decided to make one!
Read MoreEmily told me she had a surprise for me after work. We both love to stay busy, but our schedules have been ESPECIALLY jam packed lately. Not only are we going to Kauai, getting married and honeymooning this year, but we also just bought our first house! Excitement paired with stress, less money and less time spent together.
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Emily and Edwin in the BMW E46 // Shot @ 400mm f/5.6 1/2500 ISO 400
Just cause I shoot mostly landscape photos doesn’t mean I can’t get down and dirty on the race track. Emily and I grabbed the telephoto and our sunnies and drove out to Spokane County Raceway Park to shoot a drift event.
Read MoreFirst pioneered by John Muir in 1873, this straight shot for Whitney's summit is 9 miles round-trip with over 6000 feet of elevation gain. That's 6000 feet in 4.5 miles. And to top it off, a good 40% of the route is steep talus and skree.
Read MoreI was featured in my first art show and also published in Outside Magazine this month accomplishing all my goals I had set for myself this year!
Read MoreI'm mostly writing this because I need at least one blog post to have a blog on my page, but I fully plan on using this blog as somewhat of a journal. Like most of my journals, it'll probably last about a week, but I figure I'll give it a try or two. I'm also gonna do some tutorials, prose, reviews and suggestions when I can.
New website design! Oooo Ahhh.
