What I Actually Do

I'm not a studio photographer who occasionally goes outside. This is my daily life, hiking, fly fishing, off-roading, splitboarding, and mountain biking around Mammoth and the Eastern Sierra, documented as it happens, not recreated after the fact. That means the content I create for a brand isn't a one-off shoot; it's genuinely how I already spend my time, which shows in the final work.

Photography — commercial product shots woven into real adventure settings, landscape and action work, and the kind of detail shots that come from actually using something on trail, not just holding it for a photo.

Written content — I run a growing library of long-form, SEO-driven guides across hiking, fly fishing, off-roading, and dog-friendly travel in the Eastern Sierra. A brand feature or product mention inside a genuine, useful guide reaches readers who are actively planning a trip, not scrolling past an ad.

Field-tested honesty — I'm picky about the gear I use. If it's in one of my posts, it's because I used it, liked it, and would grab it again, not because someone paid me to say so. I only feature gear I'd actually bring.

What I'm Looking For in a Partnership

I'm most interested in working with brands whose products I'd genuinely use on my own adventures — outdoor gear, off-road equipment, fly fishing tackle, splitboard and mountain bike gear, dog-friendly outdoor products, and anything built for people who spend real time outside rather than looking like they do. Authenticity matters more to me than a big check, and it'll matter more to your audience too.

Work With Me

If you're a brand looking for content that actually holds up to scrutiny from an audience that hikes, fishes, and rides these trails themselves, I'd love to talk. Reach out with a bit about your product and what you're hoping to create, and let's figure out an adventure that makes sense for both of us.