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NYC: moving quickly

Working in NYC plugs me in. The practice of allowing myself to be swallowed up in mass humanity provides a necessary perspective shift, when considering sustainability and conservation projects in the Greater Yellowstone. I returned with more questions then when I left. In many ways, these two paradoxical places have become relative examples in modern [...]

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Neck Deep.

I’m still shaking my head after an amazing week exploring the northern Absarorka range of the Greater Yellowstone, and returning home to light, deep snow in the Tetons. skier: Jessica Baker

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AK Monochrome

“Nevermore, however weary, should one faint by the way who gains the blessings of one mountain day; whatever his fate, long life, short life, stormy or calm, he is rich forever.” -John Muir These images constitute a dream realized; my first trip to Alaska and an effort to go get small in a very big [...]

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26 below zero

Stepping out on Jackson Lake before dawn clears the head in about half a second. It is a world of crystalline air in pastel.

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2012: A Year of Imagery from Jackson Hole

This is a selection of my favorite images from the past year, while shooting assignments at home in Jackson, Wyoming. During the past twelve months, I’ve experienced the fear of fire taking my home, the joy of a new child, the unbounding freedom of days spent climbing in the alpine and, of course, the peace [...]

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a Steep Classic

Illness be damned. Last Wednesday was time to go to work. I joined some old friends and new ones to document a guided ski mountaineering trip into Death Canyon for Exum Mountain Guides. I finally got a crack at the Apocalypse Coulior, a steep classic with rappels, ice bulges and even a bit of soft [...]