Disclaimer: This post will have little to nothing to do with photography. I’m not sure when we were first introduced, bicycles and me, but I’m sure I was very young. Like any kid and his bike, we became friends. We…
Delirium
During my artist residency in Gates of the Arctic National Park this summer, I covered about 70 miles on foot and by packraft over 10 days. There were a lot of memorable days, but there was one, nearing the…
Over the Noatak
Canon 5D iii, Canon 24-105 f4L IS, ISO 400, f8.0, 105mm, 1/640th sec, handheld. This August, for the third year in a row, I guided a canoe trip down the Noatak River in Gates of the Arctic National Park for Arctic…
Experimenting at the Open North American Championships
Under bright blue skies and intense sun, huge mushing teams took to the trails around Fairbanks this afternoon. I headed to Creamer’s Field where I could position myself to watch the teams race by on their way out, and then…
My Favorite Places: Bhutan
Today, I thought I’d start a new series for the blog on some of my favorite places in the world for photography. And very close to the top of that list is the remote, Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. Bhutan is…
The Quiet Landscape
This is the cover to the ebook I’ve just completed. It’s available HERE on my website for only $4.99 or 50% off if you want to share it on your social networks (just follow the share option at checkout). There…
Runners
Each fall Fairbanks hosts the Equinox Marathon. It’s a trail run that climbs more than 3500ft over the course of the 26.2 mile race. I’ve run it a couple of times myself, never quickly. But this year, rather than joining…