Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oregon. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Passing Through - Umatilla OR. 2013/05/06

Almost a Windows background
Well organized forest

I let him ride shotgun to celebrate him turning 9 weeks...
...in return he chewed my flipflop.
Black On Black or All Black Everything
Staying in the shade whenever possible
End of the line



Tuesday, August 9, 2011

Clearing off my memory cards

It's been a while since I've been motivated to post anything. I really don't have much I can share right now except for some random shots sitting on my memory cards and outtakes from a recent shoot for Redline.


The Redline catalog photo shoot pit crew
The finished product
On location in Pioneer Square
Sittin' down on the job
Becker on the assist - I'm not paying you to check your phone
Ivey in the alley
Ivey keeping us entertained
Becker on the assist again - now pretend your a bike
Redline photo shoot - Trail time in near Rainier
Rainier making an appearance
A little too close to the action
End of the shoot - photo by Becker
Sunday shuttle @ Ranger
Class is in session - Shorty's, Oregon
What's in the bag Otter?
Indian Beach, OR.
End of the day

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Hood River Super D 2011



I spent this past weekend shooting the Hood River Super Downhill for VitalMTB. I'm pretty stoked with the images seeing how challenging the event was to shoot. It's not your typical race. Trying to cover 7 miles of downhill track is almost impossible in a day, but thankfully the shuttles were running all day and I could be dropped off not too far from the course. It's also a different group of competitors from typical downhill so I was not as familiar with the riders, so it required more research than normal.

I've had a really good response from the editors already and the article seems to be generating some traffic. Check it out a few of my favorites and the rest of the Vital story- HERE













Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Few Days in Oregon

Work trip to Boardman, Or.- originally scheduled for 4 days, but turned into 8. 12 to 14 hours a day with one day off. Two options for food unless you wanted to drive at least 30 minutes. Vacation starts tomorrow.

Fruit orchards outside Hood River

Apple blossoms


Storm over The Syncline Trail

Wind power everywhere


Empty roads



Tree farm

Power grid along the Columbia



Hay!