Adventures
Every time I shoot, I document the session here.
Every adventure. You’ll see my photography progress with full transparency. The good days, the bad days, and the downright ugly days.
Looking for a specific shoot? Search for it below or check out my Adventure Map.
603 - Glenfinnan Viaduct
Today we saw a flying car.
602 - Neist Point
Today we got stranded in the Scotland backcountry looking for a cow.
601 - Quiraing
Today I met the real Old Man of Storr.
600 - Old Man of Storr
Today I met the Old Man of Storr.
599 - Eilean Donan Castle
Today a rainbow led us to a pot of gold. I couldn’t make this up.
598 - Glen Roy Reserve
Today I got to drive on the wrong side of the road in a Mercedes c300e AMG.
597 - St. Giles’ Cathedral
Today I explored a church and ended up drinking pig’s blood.
596 - Pergamon Ancient City
Today was my last day in Turkey, and I decided to change it up with a portrait shoot.
595 - Agora of Smyrna
Today my five senses got culture shocked.
594 - Ephesus Ancient City
Today I explored two cities of completely different realities.
593 - Maiden’s Tower
Today I uncovered the legend of the Maiden’s Tower.
592 - Nevmekan Sahil
Today a baked potato changed the way I think about life.
591 - Topkapi Palace
Today I explored an ancient Turkish palace built in 1465.
590 - The Bosphorus
Sometimes it feels like the universe throws the dart at the map for you. If you asked me a year ago where I thought I’d be today, the last place on my mind would have been Turkey.
588 - Supreme Court
Today I found out I own the city of DC $8,580. And it all started with Korean tacos.
586 - Triangle Rock
My hands are physically resisting the urge to draft this story.
585 - Theodore Roosevelt Memorial
Today I decided to make Alara look like she was in a magical fairy tale.
584 - Tidal Basin
Today I found out that separation of church and state isn’t real.
583 - Devil’s Marbles
You’re probably wondering why I haven’t posted in three and a half months. The answer is in this photo.
582 - The Capitol
Today I explored our nation’s capitol- which felt more like a well-oiled machine than a place of politics.