Photographs

A friend and I had our trip plans interrupted by a wild fire, we changed our plans and stumbled into a campsite. The view was so breathtaking that we spent hours just watching the sun set.

Ever so often you find view that take your breath away. This was one.

I spent ten days in Costa Rica, towards the end of my trip I took a walk though a national forest. Along the beach I snapped this photograph, enjoying the peace and calm of the waves crashing into the shore.

After spending hours driving in Costa Rica, we crossed over a pass and suddenly we were in Jurassic Park. This photo barely captures the beauty of the natural environment during golden hour.

While in Costa Rica we stayed at a hotel built on a volcano. While the views were clouded by the rain, I took one of my favorite night time photos walking back from dinner.

I went exploring for routes rarely taken, attempting to get from Gold Butte to the Grand Parashant. Little did I know that the route would be impassable, however the views were worth the price of admission.

I joined an expedition to explore hundreds of miles into the Grand Parashant, little did I know we would be going below the rim the Grand Canyon. It’s hard to capture the majesty of the grandest of canyons, but there is something special about being places that get only a handful of visits a year.

On my first camping trip home after getting my camper, I stopped at Artist Point during a rainstorm. I love this photo because I find it has this sense of loss of perspective, which is exactly what I felt when visiting Yellowstone.

I bought a truck to take me to the mountains, little did I know that my life would be changed forever.

One of the wonders of diving is how foreign it feels. One of my favorite things to do is watch my air flow up to the surface where I below, as I do something that humans are not meant to do.