By Monique, wife of Scott and today’s guest blogger, I was visiting family in the Santa Cruz area in late January and decided to document some of the damage from the onslaught of atmospheric river storms that pounded the area last month. I told myself that I better get down to the pier at Seacliff …
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by Scott In the summer of 2021 I had a unique opportunity to spend a month on a remote river in Alaska above the arctic circle. Usually I am unable to do anything like this in summer because as a wedding photographer, I am busy just about every weekend from May through October. However, the …
2020 was a year that most of us can not forget too soon. From shutdowns and lockdowns to overcrowded trails and campsites this year really tested us all. COVID shutdowns sent millions of Americans into the wilderness for their first time this year in an attempt to escape those shutdowns. This has really put a …
by Scott Our trip up the pacific coast started as fundamental need to breath fresh air. By this point in time wildfires had been raging in California, Oregon and Nevada for over a month. Much of that time we couldn’t even see across the street. Biking and hiking would degenerate into fits of coughing so …
Monique and I spent 5 amazing days in the remote Bear Lakes Basin of the California High Sierra starting at the Pine Creek trailhead. We did this just before I rushed out to Great Basin National Park to photograph Comet NEOWISE the next day. Pine Creek trailhead to either Pine Creek Pass or Italy Pass …
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