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?

This photoshoot at the Tree of Life was all over the place. About a million things happened at once in this adventure.

PHEW guys, these past two days I've gotten some ABSOLUTE BANGERS. Today's shoot was at Ruby Beach in Washington, a sector of Olympic National Park.

Hoh, Hoh, Hoh, MERRY PHOTOGRAPHY! Today we shot at the Hoh Rainforest in Washington. And it was lit af. No seriously.

I'm not gonna lie, this isn't my favorite photo of all time. I almost didn't even include this as an official "adventure" because it wasn't quote on quote "amazing." But I decided to anyway.

Ah, yes. We finally hit the infamous Rialto Beach in the Olympic Peninsula. Last time I was here I only hit Second Beach, only to completely bypass this epic beach.

Sol Duc Falls is the hardest to remember name of all time. Not even kidding I've messed up the spelling probably 10+ times.

Two waterfalls in one day- Marymere Falls and Madison Falls! Easiest bangers ever.

The first proper hike I’ve had in awhile felt damn good. Mt. Storm King matches Colorado 14ers in terms of strength.

This shoot is at Diablo Lake, but it should be called “Smoke Filled Lake Fucks Everything Up.” 

Double trouble at Mt. Rainier- where I manage to capture a waterfall AND mountain in the same majestic shot.

We showed up to the wrong spot at first. But that didn't matter. We got the reflection shot at LITTLE Tipsoo Lake.