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Yosemite National Park was established by congress on October 1, 1980, one of America’s oldest parks in the national park system. With over 95% of the park being designated as wilderness, the cathedral-like granite cliffs and giant sequoia trees were a sanctuary for many environmental trailblazers like John Muir and other conservationists.
Read MoreWhen Allison + Phillip were planning their engagement shoot, they knew right away they wanted to make it special by having their photos at their favorite campsite in Mount Hood National Forest. With over 170 developed recreation sites, Mount Hood National Forest is a perfect place for a weekend getaway and one of my favorite places to disperse camp.
Read MoreMemories, trails and highlights of an 8-day road trip through Glacier National Park and the Canadian Rockies. Camping through some of the most stunning alpine landscapes in North America. Bathing in serene lakes, soaking in hot springs, and hikes filled with splendor.
Read MoreShannon + Dave travelled from California to get married on Pacific Northwest’s quintessential mountainside, Mount Hood. This sweet couple has made the trek to the Portland area several times and fell in love with the landscapes of the Mount Hood National Forest.
Read More2019 was a whirlwind year. It was a year filled with many new adventures, friends and community building, and photoshoots in stunning places. This year, I was honored to photograph over 25 shoots, which exceeded my goal. As someone who works full-time, balancing a creative side business can be tough sometimes.
Read MoreAdrienne + Nate’s redwood deck wedding was one of a kind. I first stumbled across the redwood deck when I first moved here a couple years ago. I always envisioned this being a perfect place to say your vows. In partnership with Portland Parks and Rec, the redwood deck is located in Hoyt Arboretum - Portland, OR. This area was founded in 1928 to conserve endangered species and educate the community.
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