Down in the city last night. They named the street after a good friend of mine. Helpful. (St. Louis, MO | February 2020)

From last Summer working our way through White Pass. (White Pass, WA | August 2019)

After a couple of hours driving through basin and range (and a desert that never ends), we made a stop in Austin, NV for fuel and to let our brakes cool. Didn't get to check out this place, but I really

From a little while back in the Northwest. I have friends in there. I think. (Lacey, WA | October 2018)

Just a random motel we stopped at on our sad eastward trip to the Flatland. (Eden, ID | October 2018)

Hi and hello! Here’s a Birdy in the snow. (St. Louis, MO | January 2020)

Well hello there. Hope you’re well. (Lacey, WA | March 2017)

A little break between storms. Settings: ISO 20, f/1.8, 1/1000 s.

Anybody out there? :D Settings: ISO 40, f/1.8, 1/17 s.

Looking up and west from the waterfront. Settings: ISO 100, f/8, 1/1250 s.

Sundown last summer at Twin Fall, ID. That down there is the Snake River. Settings: ISO 800, f/11, 1/80 s.

"We will watch, we will pray Love will light your way Gently like a lantern in the snow..." –Randy Stonehill Settings: ISO 100, f/8, 3.0 s.

My trusty little moka pot. Me and my good friend got these a few years back. I don't use him much now a days, but it sits on my self and and reminds me of my good friend, and the good times we shared.

Just a little rain here in STL. Just a little. Settings: ISO 100, f/4.5, 1/800 s.

So a year ago today, we succeeded in crossing the country (in 2.4 days) without our mom knowing of it. It was a thing. Here, me and my good friend were attempting to make coffee (the night was young).

Little town of Austin, NV, right on Hwy 50. Here's a view of its skyline. Settings: ISO 160, f/8, 1/640 s.

Making our way through central Wyoming after the 2017 Solar Eclipse. Not too shabby. Settings: ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/4808

Yep, another star field. I made this photo whilst staking out a place for the 2017 solar eclipse near Riverton, WY Settings: ISO 4000, f/3.2, 20.0 s.

Uncle Rich was right. It's beautiful. I made this photo off I-70 south of Vesper, KS. Settings: ISO 3200, f/2.8, 20.0 s.

"You’re carried in a cloud by day Wrestle through the fire by night The Father fights for you Lift up your heart..." –Jeremy Casella Settings: ISO 100, f/11, 1.6 s.