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This article may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, I will earn a commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks!I love photography. I may not be a professional, but I love taking photos, seeing myself improve, and sharing some of my adventures with the world around me, and I am constantly on the hunt …
Castleton Tower near Moab, Utah. There’s just something about the still desert air and open expanses. Especially with a light blanket of snow covering it. Utah is truly a magical place, perhaps one of the best states for a road trip. Prior to this trip, I’d only been to Salt Lake City for a brief visit. All the magical places: Bryce Canyon, …
This was one of my favorite photos from my various months of living and climbing in Ouray, Colorado, when I was lowering my buddy Mark off of a mixed climbing route in the Poser’s Lounge outside of Ouray, Colorado. The Poser’s Lounge is a steep mixed climb–and by steep I mean it is a big roof cave that you scrape …
The La Sal Mountains of Utah as seen on the drive from Colorado. I was living in Ouray, Colorado for the winter ice climbing season. On one of my rest days from the park I decided to head out of the snow and ice laden San Juan Mountains and head into Utah. The drive is absolutely beautiful leading toward the …
A photo of Mount Whitney, the highest mountain in the Lower 48 at 14,505 feet, along with the Needles peeking out in a dip in the pass. It’s an unmistakable and beautiful set of mountains that you must see while visiting Lone Pine, California. I had an amazing time climbing the East Buttress of Mount Whitney with my buddy Ryder …
I decided to do the (mostly) Trans-Zion Trek while I was in Southwest Utah–hiking from the northwest corner of the park across to Zion Canyon. This was an impromptu point-to-point hike meaning I’d have to leave my vehicle behind, leading me into my first time hitchhiking which was almost a disaster. After two full days of hiking, I finally …
Brimstone Gulch, a slot canyon in Grand Staircase Escalanate, Utah. I spent a day exploring the narrow slot canyons of Spooky, Brimstone, and Peek-A-Boo Gulch.
Sunset along the California Coast, Highway 1, north of San Francisco. I finally returned to see salt water along the Pacific Ocean after spending the better part of the year, inland and in the mountains and deserts of the American Southwest.