I feel most at home when I am on the trail with a camera in hand – searching for creative ways to summarize the trip. Photography is the conduit for my ongoing exploration of the great outdoors. This craft has taught me to stop counting the miles on the trail and to start enjoying the little things. It encourages me to stay up late trying to capture the stars and it gets me up early in the morning to see the sunrise. Photography is my way of connecting with others – leaving them with a small slice of our adventure that they can keep forever. While visiting over thirty countries and serving three overseas tours in the U.S. Army, I was exposed to many incredible sights. It was during this time that I honed my skills for documenting things while on the go – and now I am excited to share this with more people.
Training Exercises In Korea 
Enjoying The Desert Sunset 
Back Roads In The Middle East 
Exploring Nepal 
Promotion In Afghanistan 
Intro To Mountaineering
Currently, I live in Snoqualmie, Washington with my wife Anna, daughter McKinley, two Newfoundland dogs (Chewie and Teddy Bear), and two cats (Sherpa and Archie). You can usually find me skiing, running, or hiking somewhere in Washington.
A Natural Lens 