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Accidental Exploration: Breathing Life into Work Travel
Those of us lucky enough to spend quality time on the road, know life isn’t as fun sleeping in crummy hotel rooms and eating equally crummy fast food. But I say, having been traveling quite often for...
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Signs Of Adventure: State Lines From The AT
Along with (figurative) century posts, interstate highways crossed, and National Parks navigated, checking off states is one of the main ways AT thru hikers measure their progress. Some of the...
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Capturing Capitols: Photographing The 50 US Statehouses
I’ve done a lot of traveling within the United States over the past few years, traveling from one big city to the next, capturing different sights with my camera. Back in 2012 while covering the...
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Morning Curves
Travel Update The countdown begins! In less than four weeks, Emalee and I will begin our trek across the pond to Iceland and Norway. The plan is to spend three days in Iceland followed by eleven days...
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Stranded On The Shores Of Lake Powell
An iPhone shot I took at sunrise the morning I buried my car in sand at Lake Powell. With each press of the gas I could feel the front end of the car sink deeper into the sand. Laughing, I thought to...
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I don’t do a ton of beach trips because I usually like to explore the mountains, but since getting to a beach really isn’t a huge time commitment, Emalee and I took a short weekend trip to Rehobeth...
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On The Shores Of The Delaware
Paddling is an outdoor pursuit that I can enjoy both alone and with a group. This past weekend, we loaded up our boats and headed for the eastern border of Pennsylvania to paddle a section of the...
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Signs Of Adventure: Baxter Peak
Even for a day-hiker, reaching this sign is an accomplishment in and of itself, which is occasionally followed by the vertigo of the Knife Edge. For the southbound thru-hiker it is the beginning of the...
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Forest Freeway
Sometimes, grabbing a photo you love can be done right near home, and with less than ideal light. That was the case this weekend when we decided to take an impromptu hike at Ricketts Glen State Park...
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Alesund Norway
Alesund is a coastal city in central Norway that is known for it’s Art Nouveau style. In 1904 the entire city burnt to the ground and from it’s ashes rose the city you see today. When we got to...
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Strokkur
Geothermal energy is a powerful force, and for Iceland, a way of life. Last month, while in Iceland, we got to experience the power and beauty of geothermal energy, firsthand. From the soothing hot...
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Kerið Crater – Iceland
Though the weather refused to cooperate with us for more than a few minutes, we still made the best of our three day stay in Iceland. The rain made it difficult to get good shots without constantly...
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Sunset Over Indian River Bay
Adventure and beautiful views don’t have to be restricted to traveling to far off lands. This shot was taken near Indian River beach in Delaware Seashore State Park. I had just finished photographing a...
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The Ghost of Toronto
It was chilly November night when Emalee and I got on that ferry at the Toronto docks bound for Ward’s Island, but we had a mission, and that was to get a view of this beautiful skyline. The ferry ride...
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Sunset Over Mesa Verde
While wandering around the Southwest last year, Mesa Verde National Park jumped on my radar. I had just finished up a few days in Moab and was looking for a new place to camp and explore. Looking...
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House Fit For a Hobbit – Iceland
Iceland is one of those “Oh Man, Beautiful” places for me, but if you read this blog at all, you probably are aware of that since I post so frequently on the topic. There really is no other place like...
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Trolltunga Warrior
I need a travel fix soon. I need to see big mountains and create more photos. I want to go to the desert again, but this time in the winter. Ahh, my restless mind. Trolltunga Warrior For one reason...
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Teton Sports Trailhead +20 Ultralight Sleeping Bag
Every adventurer knows that having a comfortable sleeping bag goes a long way in improving sleep as well as the overall outdoor experience. For me, in addition to being warm and comfortable, there are...
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Forming Good Habits as a Travel Photographer
I recently started writing monthly pieces for Teton Sports. This month I wrote a post about forming good habits as a travel photographer to help keep you sane and productive. Head on over to Teton...
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Bluebird Day At Crater Lake
It was late August and I had just finished a climb of Mount Rainier a few days earlier. I had left Portland recharged after the exhausting climb. I was ready for some more exploring. When I talked...
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