El oso dócil. A little write up in the June issue of Bike Magazine about our encounters with the beasts in Oso Negro, Mexico. Give it a read.
The new 2013-2014 Travel Oregon Visitor Guide is out on the shelves with a couple images that I photographed over this past year. (Cover) The apple girl in Parkdale & the10 Barrel Brewery beers that look sassy as ever. 
Travel Oregon Forever. A couple images from the Columbia Gorge area where we teamed up with W+K on their campaign for the region. (left) Tamanawas Falls, OR. 
A couple Polaroids from this past month. (above) Mayan Smith-Gobat waiting out the storm at Smith Rock. 
Darryn Caldwell in the opener recreational guide climbing "Wherever I May Roam" at Smith Rock. 
Eli Odegaard just cruising by Broken Top Mountain.
Mayan Smith-Gobat cruising up "Spank the Monkey" at Smith Rock, Oregon for a Five Ten shoot we did last fall. Spank the Monkey is an exposed, runout climb that will leave you feeling like a little choir boy, this is why it is good my friends.
I had the opportunity to team up with ultra runner Ian Sharman & Julbo Eyewear on their new ad campaign that just launched in the Spring issue of Trail Runner Magazine. Ian is the man when it comes to running, he has competed in over 170 ultra & marathon races. One of Ian's personal bests was running 100 miles in less than 13 hours!
These Mt. Bachelor ads have been popping up in the snow magazines lately. The above photo is of Patagonia ambassador Gerry Lopez on the first chair of the day around the Cow's Face area off of the Summit. Maybe it's the years of yoga or surfing that keep Gerry fit, but when he unleashes his turns the fury comes out. 
Will Burks in the easy rider position.
Recently, I had the opportunity to team up with the non-profit group "The Latitude Project" down in Nicaragua. Working with non-profits is guaranteed to be a good time and there is always going to be that hint of surprise, especially when it entails a different country. 
It's a road now but this is actually a river bed. The rainfall in Nicaragua averages out to 150 inches annually within just a few short months. 
When I photographed and gave a couple Polaroids to the Mercados family they immediately started to cry and laugh out of pure joy. It was at that moment that I realized that they have only had one or two photos taken of them in their entire lives. Poverty in Nicaragua is real. 
Mercados Family. Nicaragua. 
Don't Drink the Water! Allana Tynan checking out the well. Nicaragua. 
This swine was two shades away from being a boar, so naturally I got really close to it. 
It's not pink, it's faded red. Darwish got the shutter bug real quick. 
Santos Mercado, one of the families that received a new roof. 
Rex Calderon in his home stomping grounds. Maderas Beach, Nicaragua. 
(left) Bennet Brown. Masaya Volcano. Rex Calderon. Maderas Beach, Nicaragua.
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