Photography
First, you have to know that I would rather shadow a professional nature photographer than be one. Why? When it comes to the perfect scene, the pros have an abundance of patience. Second, that I encounter beautiful scenes is more serendipity than plan. I’m often skiing, trail running, or hiking and simply pull up alongside something rich and amazingly beautiful. A few snaps later (with occasional retouching, which is also not a pro approach) and some text, and voilé, my snapshots are Instagram worthy.
Mainly, I showcase my small part in a remarkably majestic world.
![I once fell thirty feet off a rock face in Rock Canyon. What saved me wasn’t just gear—it was trust, design, and the steadiness of a friend below.
That rope gave—but it didn’t break. And years later, I’ve come to see that what catches us—really catches us—is so much more than nylon.
New Field Note: What Catches Us
A story about climbing, failure, resilience, and the quiet strength of a Friend who never lets go.
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