Rocky Mountain National Park, Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, and The Great Sand Dunes National Park
Wedding | Heather and Jim
Alaska and its Beauty
Wedding | Brian and Kristin
Wild Alaska
Alaska in Textures and Patterns
Engagements | Brian and Kristin
Newborn | Baby Tyler
Broadway Hall Wedding | Mark and Christine
Mark and Christine, their Story
It was a super fun shoot celebrating Mark and Christine's engagement. Here is that story.
I. The Woods
II. The Letter
III. The Docks
IV. The Sea
Grandest Canyon
Cheers to the first time seeing the Grandest Canyon. It was beautiful.
It was definitely my favorite hike I have ever done. Also the longest and toughest hike I have ever done. Here are some more specs on our trip:
- 1 amazing Canyon Maker
- 1400 miles traveled to get there
- 34 miles hiked
- 7 awesome dudes
- 45lb pack
- 20 liters of water consumed
- 10-12 miles hiked/day
- 323 photos taken
- 10,120 ft of elevation change
- 2 tents
- 1 monster blizzard was on our heels
- 2 checked bags on the plane
- 3 days of phenomenal Canyon views
- 1 Colorado river
Dry Bones
Dry bones, hear the word of the Lord! This is what the Sovereign Lord says to these bones: I will make breath enter you, and you will come to life. I will attach tendons to you and make flesh come upon you and cover you with skin; I will put breath in you, and you will come to life. Ezekiel 37:4
Break it down
Here is a breakdown highlighting a few before and afters of what I add. It shows the raw footage I receive to the final look for the shot. One shot shows the different layers (actually nodes) that effect different parts of the image till the final look is achieved.
News
Got laid off.
Here is my reel.
Hire me.
Snow and Sun
Beautiful things happen when snow and sun collide. That's all.
Nike Missile Site S-13/14
This is not the "Nike" you and I know. Just do it... Nope not this time. We are talking Nike Hercules missiles with nuclear warheads. Yep. Nuclear.
Back during the 50's, 60's, and 70's, the United States deployed these Nike supersonic missiles to act as a powerful defense for the Puget sound area. This Redmond site was a double launch site with twice the missiles. The site was in operation from 1958-1974. Now, the site consists of flooded razor-wire protected silos and a dozen or so abandoned buildings. Being able to explore such a site was almost magical.