This photoshoot at Thor's Well was probably the most unlucky session I've ever had. BUT... I also came away with one of my favorite photos in awhile while under extreme pressure.

Oh lawdy, the Devil's Punchbowl has taken my soul. No straight up for real, I'm possessed by how goddamn beautiful this place was.

Alright, alright, alright! We're at Drift Creek Falls today, which is a strange name for a waterfall. I immediately thought of Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift the moment I read it. Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.

The Ghost Forest blessed us today with a blanket of creepiness. And by that I mean buckets, buckets, and more buckets of fog.

The odds were completely against us for this photography session at Terwilliger Hot Springs, but we somehow managed to pull it off.

Proxy Falls was insane. There. I said it. Probably the tallest waterfall I've seen in the Pacific Northwest since Wilson Falls.

I just took my favorite shot of all time. And it was while me and Haley were having an argument at Koosah and Sahalie Falls in Oregon.

Whew! One of my favorite shoots in awhile... Mainly because it DIDN'T involve a waterfall. AKA my last (million) adventures. Today we explored the infamous Skylight Cave.

Ten waterfalls in eight miles? Yeah, go ahead and sign me up. Silver Falls State Park is considered the "gem" of Oregon, and rightfully so.

Oh Abiqua Falls... What will I ever do with you? Today's shoot was at -you guessed it- Abiqua Falls in Oregon. And I was sufficiently not amped for this shoot.

The most popular waterfall in all of Oregon is just one component of this five mile hike that features 5 different waterfalls. This is the Wahkeena Trail.

Some place you show up to photograph have a strange vibe- and that was certainly the case at Panther Creek Falls in Washington.

Ever take your first shot then realize you're done for the day- you got everything you could ever want from the place? That's exactly what happened here at Falls Creek Falls.

Now THIS was an interesting photoshoot. This is probably one of the most beautiful, lesser known areas of Washington. It's called Duncan Creek.

One of the most photographed trees in the world was on the menu for today's lunch out. And it resides deep in the city of Portland, Oregon- at a little place called the Japanese Garden.

This was probably the most quick, brainless, and cliché photo I've ever taken- and it was at an Airplane Home in the middle of nowhere.

The shoot was straight up NUTTY at Cannon Beach. Started off photographing a dead animal and ended with some misty shoreline vibes.

After that recent shoot at Cape Disappointment, I got all amped up about shooting a shipwreck. Wreck of the Peter Iredale made perfect sense.

Cape Disappoint lives up to it's name when it's covered in a foggy abyss... Or does it?

The Hoh Rainforest's infamous younger brother is the Quinault Rainforest, and it's different in a LOT of ways. Let's get into this, shall we?