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Arches National Playground

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The funnest piles of rubble you will ever encounter, Arches National Park is like an art gallery you can climb on. Not only do these martian red rocks make for some extraordinary eye candy, but they’re also laid out like a giant playground. Of course, we did probably break a few rules – quite possibly…

Wairarapa Wild

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The Wairarapa, or “Glistening Waters”, is a region in the North Island named by the Maori people for its stunning rivers and lakes. In three days, I caught only a glimpse of the Wairarapa’s beauty. I took an unexpected hike into Patuna chasm, a limestone wonderland of stalactites and greenery that passes through pine forests…

Touring Bali

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In total, I have spent close to 9 months traveling the islands of Indonesia. The majority of my time has been squandered in Bali. Famed for it’s multitude of beaches, world-class surf and excess of affordable indulgences, it’s starting to lose it’s charm. Though still beautiful and bountiful, it’s slowly transforming into a plastic paradise.…

Just take the plunge already!

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I’ve tried being nice. I’ve tried being patient and reasonable. I’ve resorted to begging, arguing, peer pressure and bullying. All of these efforts to no avail. And then I made one last-ditch effort to talk some sense into my friends and family back home in sweet St. Petersburg, Florida. I wrote a little rant and…

Homegrown New Zealand: Media Pass!

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It smelled homegrown. It sounded homegrown. It was authentic. Cheers to my first festival photo gig: New Zealand’s Homegrown 2013. Invited along by Alexander Bisley of The Lumiere Reader and asked to shoot an interview with Savage (you know that song ‘Swing’ from Knocked Up? yeah, that’s Savage), I was given an all-access media pass.…

13,000 kilometers of Western Australia

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I had three months to see as much of Western Australia as possible before getting kicked out of the country. After a rough landing in Perth and a few days adjusting to Port Hedland’s martian terrain, I got the show on the road. With my good Friend Alexander James, we drove 13,000 kilometers exploring the…
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