OffroadLandscapes

10/06/2026

High Alpine Views in the Cascades

09/26/2026

I heard the mountains was out.
Solo photo kinda day. Have a great weekend I’ll finishing up some projects and watching the Mariners lose for the first time with my son. Gotta teach em young

09/25/2026

New Rugged is live linked below!

Overland Washington's Central Cascades on a three-day, two-night 4x...

09/25/2026

New Rugged is live on the OnX Yt channel!

09/24/2026

Into thin Air
I want to start sharing another side of my photography.
A few years ago I was on the Technical Rescue Team. During my time I learned a ton and was apart of experiences like this. These guys train non stop to perfect skills like this to help someone they’ve never met, usually in a situation that’s incredibly hazardous. It’s also pretty fun too. This also still counts as landscape photography since Mt Rainier is in the background. Taken roughly 3 years ago.


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09/20/2026

Key is Freedom

09/19/2026

There’s peace in being yourself

09/19/2026

Morning in the Tetons
Famous barn famous mountains. Always deserve a re edit
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09/17/2026

Part 2
once leaving the jungle and the villages in the valleys below we continued our climb hitting snow around 16,000 feet camped at 17,000 to acclimate and train. The following day we would push to 19,000 in our high camp. This is where the high altitude really started taking its toll. 3 Am we woke with the moonlight on Mount Everest and the surrounding peaks and began our climb. Every step took three breaths. You couldn’t have asked for a better weather window on the summit offering views of the tallest mountains on the planet and a successful trip
after two years of planning.

1. Eyes on Mera
2. Always find a way
3. The Pass
4. Last Village
5. Ascent
6. Path Up
7. The Route
8. Climbing Teams
9. Still own these
10. No boots at 19000ft
11. The kit
12. Climb to 19000
13. Paths through the Ice
14. Peaking
15. Everest Sunset
16 Unknown
17. Himalayas
18. Success
19. Everest and me
20. Did it

09/16/2026

1 Month in Nepal ⬇️

In 2011, I went on a solo trip to Nepal. My goal was to see Everest and climb Mera Peak, a 21,000-foot-tall mountain that offered sweeping views of some of the tallest mountains on the planet, including Mount Everest.

The first big challenge was landing in Lukla, one of the more dangerous airports in the world, located at almost 10,000 feet. The weather changes quickly, and the runway is short, starting with a cliff and ending at the base of the mountains.

From there, we would spend three weeks approaching Mera Peak, crossing through remote villages and jungles while dealing with adverse weather. The biggest challenge was the increasing elevation and allowing our bodies time to adjust.

These photos are all from the first two weeks of the approach.

1. Eyes on Mera
2. The Arrival
3. Remote village
4. Style
5. Carrying the Load
6. Amongst the Grain
7. Canyon Cliffs
8.Netflix and Chop
9. Locals
10. Neighborly Love
11. Out of the Jungle
12. The boys
13. Dona Lodge
14. Nightly Affair
15. First Day
16. Family
17. Morning Chores
18. Welcome
19. Into the Jungle
20. Forbidden Peaks