Hello everyone! It's been a while... For those of you who have followed me over the past couple of years, you may know that last summer I moved down to California. I came for many life reasons, but there

It was only the third or fourth day of our trip, we had made it down most of the western coast of Canada, and back into the United States. From that statement, you may think we had ended up in Washington,

Now that I've moved into a city and am no longer just a ten-minute drive from the middle of nowhere, I've got to really plan out and find time to escape into nature. I've always been the person to get

It was a wild summer. @dimitri0610, his now fiancee, and I left Alaska on a road trip that opened my eyes to travel and exploring. We spent around 45 days tent camping in Alaska, Canada, and all throughout

If you've ever been to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, you'll know that although they are two different parks, they are connected. I thought that was a pretty unique thing, until we drove from

Good evening everyone! The last time I posted, I was leaving Alaska to begin the journey of my lifetime. I would be driving from Alaska to California, but instead of going the shortest route, taking only

Six years ago, I had the dream of driving across the country after graduating High School, but life had a different direction for me. Sadly, I never completed that dream and I got sucked into school and

This past weekend, a few of us went out Denali National Park for the official opening weekend. We were able to secure the last tent site at the Wonder Lake Campground, just 85 miles into the park. And

Hey steemers! The weekend is here so you're a free person if you hate your job like most of the world! Wedding season is here, anyone have any shoots coming up tomorrow? If you haven't already done so,

As many of you already know, I'm moving from Alaska next week and it's somewhat of a bittersweet moment for me. On one hand, I'll be opening doors to new adventures and friendships and on the other, I'll

Over the past couple of decades, film cameras and analog shooting have taken some major hits. This was to be expected as digital cameras and recording devices got better and better, but for some people,

I haven't posted in a while but I'm back with what could be my favorite adventure so far. Summer has already been a busy time and it's only going to get busier. For this trip my friends and I drove almost

Ever since I was a kid, I loved to be out on the water. I'm a terrible swimmer, but gliding along the top of it has always been just fine for me. I've spent countless hours in canoes, kayaks, small boats,

Less than three miles from the trailhead set back in the valley lies Byron glacier. The glacier gives life to massive caves of ice buried by deep layers of snow. Constant avalanches cause massive changes

Here are a few shots from a cold night camping in the mountains. We stayed up all night watching the lights dance in the sky until the clouds rolled in. I wanted to share a few tips for shooting the Aurora

My semester in school is coming to a close and I now have more time to spend on blog posts here on Steemit. The season is also changing rapidly here in Alaska. Summer is on it's way and my friends and

Last Sunday I was fortunate enough to go on a two hour helicopter ride over massive glaciers and towering mountains. My father is a pilot and he took us out for a day of flying. We took off from Anchorage

With warmer weather just around the corner, I wanted to hold a photography contest celebrating it. To Enter: Post a picture in the comments that gets you excited for summer. This could be a photo from

Last year in July I visited my sister in Dallas. I decided to challenge myself and leave my digital camera behind. I shot on 35mm film on the trip using a canon AE-1 and a 50mm f/1.8 lens. I absolutely

When I tell people I live in Alaska, they usually follow up with one of two responses: 1) "But isn't it dark and wintery all the time?" or 2) "Oh, that's so cool. I [insert random connection