I spent my childhood wandering the woods behind my parent's Connecticut home, and then the many years after that getting as far away as possible.  But still, I am happiest outside.  I'm constantly torn between the deserts and mountains and jungles and oceans and I need many, many more lifetimes to properly experience it all. 

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I squeeze these adventures in between normal life as often as I can. But those moments where I can toss routine out the window turn me back into a chid: wide-eyed and eager and full of wonder.  Whether I'm tracking an animal in the wild, huffing up a new summit, or waking up in a different city or park, this is where I am my best self.  Adventure slows down the time.  At least, that's the feeling I try to capture.

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More than that, though, I believe it is incredibly important that everyone experience the natural world in order to connect to it, even if only through a screen.  To me, photography is the best way to tell a story.  I hope these images succeed in evoking the indescribable wonder I get every time I step out of my tent, and perhaps inspire you to explore a bit more as well.

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"No one will protect what they don't care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced” ​​​​​​​

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