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Southwest – January 2019
2019 started in a very similar way to 2018- camping and hiking with friends in the desert of Utah. At this point, I’d like to keep the trend going. Anna, Ben, Morgan and I filled up a cozy Subaru Crosstrek and drove to Valley of the Gods, in Utah, where we would set up basecamp […]
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New England and Beyond, December 2018
My annual trip to New England was similar to most years, with the exception of a drive up the east coast, from Georgia to Maine. I enjoyed the small moments and tried to capture them as best as possible. These special places will always give me a sense of home, and I’m very grateful for […]
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Hong Kong
I was fortunate enough to be able to explore an entirely new culture and land with Jameson and Dad this November. Hong Kong was exciting, welcoming, and continued to surprise me with every corner. This trip helped me work on shooting on the fly- it’s nice to be able to sit down and really settle […]
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Summer 2018
Excerpt, 7/23/2018: My heart sank as we drove away from the Teton range. It was only 5 PM and I’d been dying to see sunset on these mountains, but had never gotten the chance. As I resigned myself to planning a purely photographic trip to the Park again, we entered national Forest land- the […]
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May 2018
A collection of my favorite moments from May. Not all the best composition or post processing, but still capture the moment. I’ve been working hard to find what styles suit me the most, and I’m starting to figure it out. Here’s to many more adventures.
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3AM in the Rockies
We drove in the night, with no other headlights in view. Upon entering Rocky Mountain National Park, we pulled over to see the Milky Way core. The light pollution from Denver was still strong enough to penetrate the sky. We continued on and arrived at the trail head. It was a cool 30 degrees but […]
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Utah
With a tight budget, we crammed 8 people and gear into 2 cars and drove 9 hours from Fort Collins, CO, to the small town of Hurricane, Utah. We arrived late at night to the old Hurricane hotel, which is now an Airbnb. Never before have I felt so certain that a place posessed […]
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