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I HAVE FINALLY RELEASED SOME NEW WORK FOR PURCHASE THIS YEAR!

“FRACTURE”

I haven’t released new artwork for purchase in quite some time so I created a new section called “New Releases”. I am going to be updated this over the next couple of weeks to get some new work out in the world. I hope you enjoy it!

 

WILDLIFE OUTDOORS EPISODE #69: INTERVIEW WITH JEREMY JANUS

I recently sat down with Jose and Russell from wildlife outdoors to talk about some of my adventures, my process, nature, photography, and life! It was a great experience to share some insight into how and why I do what I do in the wilderness. I hope this provides you with some inspiration for your own adventures!

 

HEALING THROUGH NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY: A STORY OF DEPRESSION, PASSION, AND PERSISTENCE

I worked with the students at the university of Colorado at Colorado Springs in the fall of 2022 to develop a video of my healing journey through nature. They did an amazing job on sharing my story from my days dealing with depression, anxiety, and suicide contemplation to my journey through art and nature to produce nature photography. I hope this video inspires you and shows you to enjoy the beauty of this world and be a light in the darkness no matter where you came from in life!

 

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View fullsize Midnight. The alarm goes off after I finally fully fell asleep in the hour allotment that I had to rest before the grind through the night. An hour and 45 minutes of driving put us at the trailhead for a 2:15 AM start. It would take almost 6.5 miles
View fullsize Day becomes night, night becomes day, the shadows of the night consume the light, the absence of the night reveals the light. There's a thin line of pushing your mind, body, and soul to the limits before you tend to become delirious and have a diffic
View fullsize Tick tock, tick tock, how do you want to live your life with time's clock?? I hear this in my head every single day as the seconds of the day continue to pass by and the day is gone in the blink of an eye. Living life with intention is one of the gre
View fullsize Summer has been amazing per usual but I'd be lying if I didn't say I'm exhausted. Work has been crazy and I've had a ton of interstate travel which has been hard interlacing with the personal side of life as well. I had the opportunity to get up the
View fullsize Happy World Photography Day! It would be nearly impossible to fully convey what photography has meant to me since I started almost 9 years ago now. Photography has offered me the space to adventure, capture, create, and share my journey through the
View fullsize "Sunset at Mount Sneffles"- I could have sat on this ridge all night long. I was on my descent from the top of the peak and decided to sit down for a second to fully soak this moment in. I had hiked around 10 miles in the morning on anothe
View fullsize "The Blues and the Bees"- one second, one life. That's what I think of now when I post pictures. The whole game of content creation has changed so much over the years and it's so easy to get lost in focusing on the wrong aspects of why you
View fullsize There's a thin line between light and darkness... Yesterday as I was hobbling out of the store in pain from my self inflicted hiking wounds, there was a nice older lady with her cart blocking my truck as she unloaded her groceries. I admittedly wasn'