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Hi, I'm Joe, a full-time traveler and photographer, specializing in landscape, wildlife, and aerial photography.

03/09/2026

What a place. Endless sand dunes filled with blue lagunas was already enough to make Lencios an S tier flying site. The otherworldly braided rivers lining its edges are simply overkill. Every flight was a blur of switching between big camera, iPhone, chase came, wing cam, and 360 cam. There was so much photographic potential that each minute spent with one camera felt like a huge opportunity cost to the others. When the sun finally set each night and it got too dark to shoot, we would all find our way back together from wherever we had scattered off to across the dune patch and enjoy the last light with cameras down, playing around in the 25 mph tailwind.

19/07/2026

My whirlpool reel has been getting a lot of attention, so I went out and tried to get a wingcam shot of the phenomenon. The main challenge was the glare. At 10 am, straight down nazir shots have a lot of it. I was planning to go out again earlier the next day but I ran into some technical issues with my gear and then some cloudy days and eventually, the opportunity for the shot passed. This is the best I could do. At least no one can make fun of my surf booties in this one 😂.

08/07/2026

Vertarama. When your subject is as big as the Colorado River Delta, getting the entire subject in frame can mean flying miles away from it or gaining thousands of feet of altitude. Sometimes I use an old drone trick instead and take a stack of photos with my wide angle to merge in post. Saves some time, gas, and possibly a piston. It also produces a unique field of view that no single exposure can replicate. Handheld photos taken from my Paramotor.

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02/07/2026

Cloud island. I’ve been above a few “sea of clouds”, but this felt more like a forest of clouds, with big, mountain-sized columns extending as far as the eye can see. We were searching for the peak of Arenal Volcano, which felt completely misplaced up here when we finally found it, like jack and giant bean stalk. The winds aloft were 20-30 mph but smooth enough to not notice until we had the peak to reference. The massive columns, moving with the wind, crashed over the peak like rapids in a river.

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28/06/2026

Whale Tale. My friends and I spent a few weeks flying around Costa Rica last year. First stop was this famous landmark, which was much more impressive from 3,000’ than it was on the ground. Handheld photo taken from my paramotor.

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