My Road Trips & Adventures

It isn't too often you can get a good Cow family at sunset shot but this groups was fantastic to work with. HUGE thanks to the models for being so easy to work with and how could I forget to thank our lighting and and camera crew. Great team effort on this one!

Stumbled across this guy in the woods....

Here is a photo of a random lady and her dog who just happened to be at the top of this mountain at the same time as us. Why take pictures of yourself when it's SO much easier to just take pictures of other people and pretend it's you!

I guess we should have taken the statement highest incorporated municipality in the United States a little more seriously.... Once the altitude sickness finally subsided we found some awesome trails!

THAT'S El Capitan ?!?!?! But that's just a wall! You're screwing with me! - A real quote.

Sooo unsurprisingly my last attempt to get caught up on posting photos failed. Let's give it another shot. Here is a picture from pandemic Era Yosemite Valley. Back when you could get a picture of a deer without 600 tour busses gathering around it to yell at it and toss churros its way.

One of major perks to the Yosemite COVID induced reservation system is that you can actually get photos like this without 4 dozen people pushing strollers with souvenir cups and Disney hats in the background.

When we heard Yosemite was on a permit entry system we knew this was a once in a lifetime opportunity. Like having Disneyland all to yourself!

Found this weird little lake that is famous for its bugs, birds, salt, and scum.

These days every single photo on Instagram is about the beauty and freedom of nature. Look at me, look how perfect I am, look how perfect this place is. Let's be real, on the hike to this waterfall we ran out of hand sanitizer after a least a dozen people ask us to take group photos of them durin...

Check out THIS cleavage!...#earthsciencejokes #earthsciencerocks Really though, this place was awesome to see!

By the time we got to the Basecamp at the base of the 100 switchbacks it was about 1:30pm. No joke that every very step resulted in about a minute break while we caught our breath. A combination of the altitude and smoke pollution resulted in the thinnest air I have ever expirenced. We knew that ...