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There's no bad views here, and I'm always discovering new places that I love.
This place reminds me of Jurassic Park
Taken somewhere on Highway 50 in Nevada, nicknamed the Loneliest Road in America.
Finally found the way that I'm going to climb Pica Blanca on the right. Took Palo Colorado Road in Big Sur and ended up at this sweet campground with an amazing view of the Silver Peaks Wilderness. Can't wait to come and see the Milky Way here.
Taken from my truck on highway 491 (old 666) between Shiprock, NM and Gallup, NM. A spring storm was blowing dust so hard that I couldn't see the road & had to pull over & wait a few times for it to clear up. This provided a good opportunity to snap some shots, even though the driving conditions were stressin me out. Months later I found out that someone died in a car crash on this same highway the same day, because of the dust & wind. This photo reminds me that life is fragile, make every moment count.
This little rock reminded me of Jupiter in a sea of stars.
While exploring Montana De Oro S.P. I stopped at a random turnout in the road where I saw a couple other cars parked. Started down a little trail leading into the eucalyptus and felt like I was in an enchanted forest. The grove opened up to a huge beach that you couldn't see the end of both ways.
Zion N.P. is an amazing place, can't wait to explore it more.
A solo hike during sunrise was a great idea. Something about being in complete solitude in a remote area recharges my soul.
The San Juan mountains are the birth place of my affinity towards the outdoors. When I was very young my grandparents brought me and my cousins camping here often. We had many adventures exploring these mountains in grandpa's old Jeep.
Early summer in the Rockies has a very unique smell that comes from Skunk Cabbage. Engineer Mountain is in the background. I've tried climbing it twice but have resolved not to because of the high risk of death.
The thunderous roar of these falls is unforgettable. I was standing in Argentina when I took this, the falls on the far side are in Brazil.
This is the beach below Alamere Falls.
Big Sur is one of the most surreal places I've ever been. There's a large amount of natural diversity in very short distances. This was taken at Andrew Molera State Park.
Not sure if this was some kind of fungus or what, but it looked cool. Found it near the coast in Mendocino.
