Hands after a successful day of Bluberry picking at Pinnacle Lake in the Cascade Mountains.

As you enter and leave Nepali villages, there are often walls of stones that have been hand-carved painted offering up prayers. It was beautiful to see all the creativity and handiwork of the locals

An Ice formation in the Big Four Ice caves.... It was crazy to see water pouring out of the ceiling

These horses were used to carry everything up to the higher elevations. They always had little grass seeds stuck in their mane. I never saw a properly groomed on our entire trek.

This Yellow Eye Rockfish was caught in VERY deep waters (200+ft) and when they are brought up to the surface, the pressure change make their bodies look much different. Their stomach comes out of their mouth like a balloon, and their eyes bulge.
- Homer, AK

An ethereal tree found on a hike up to Pinnacle lake

While exploring kathmandu, we walked through a hindu holy city and the monkeys were everywhere. I like this picture because everything is out of focus except for the face of the mother. She was not happy about all these humans in her space

Caught a pic of my buddy exploring a pier on a California road trip we took

Sockeye teeth! - Russian River, AK

While it is illegal to hunt blue sheep in Nepal, locals will often display skulls over their door posts. Blue sheep are the natural prey of the snow leopards... We saw many blue sheep, but no snow leopards.

Dolly Varden Trout - Russian River, AK

I got a chance to check out some of the Temple Ruins in Tikal when visiting Guatemala with my friend and Brother... Good times!!