DroptheFrame Media

02/10/2026

The foregrounds in the Canadian Rockies just hit a little different.

01/22/2026

I had so much FOMO the other night when data points showed the aurora was going to be strong.

So the next night, I made a mission when data showed decent, but not as favorable conditions. So I drove 4 hours north into the Canadian Rockies at this iconic location to see what the night delivered.

It was considerably colder than Montana, but there was at least clear skies. This was a culmination of 3 shots delivering different exposures for train, aurora, and foreground that I was able to blend together for one composite image.

I still missed by about a sec of one continuous light trail of the train, but I can’t wait to get back up to this place.

01/14/2026

01/13/2026

The other day I spent several hours by the banks of Lake Macdonald in Glacier.

645 photos, 1.3sec exposures, every 5 secs

This is a little bit of a different edit I enjoyed try my hand at.

ENJOY.

12/31/2025

A lot of adventures in 2025 under the night sky. Hopefully even more in 2026.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ya filthy animals.

12/20/2025

There’s something to be said about going on a spirit quest deep into the woods by yourself.

The way you communicate with nature becomes personal and almost comical.

12/19/2025

The pastel hues of winter always seem to numb the pain of the fact that we do not see the sun very often. Seasonal depression is real, especially when there no powder to enjoy.

I hope for my fellow skiers and snowboarders that this next system we get will be a much needed refresh and reset of stoke for us all.

12/18/2025

The Beastie Wu of Shaolin..

11/12/2025

Aurora seasons in Montana hit different.

And old barns become front-row seats to one of nature’s greatest performances.

That rare pink color? It happens when intense solar storms energize nitrogen at higher altitudes.

I set up my cameras, then spent the rest of the night actually watching it with friends.

11/03/2025

Drove out last night chasing the light over golden larches.

That moment when conditions align perfectly—worth it.

Swipe to see this scene in color vs. black & white. Same light, same evening—but each version tells a slightly different story.

Thinking about releasing this as a limited edition print series. Should I?

Which one would you choose?

10/29/2025

Postcards from Montana

10/08/2025

Canadian roads in the fall slap a little different..