Dan doin a bit of planing, and always the best stuff to shoot. Stuff flyin everywhere.

It looks perfect, but when there's only a handful of guys out at pipe, its for a reason (regular wash-throughs)

The stuff dreams are made of.. nevermind why there's nobody out in one of the most popular stretches of waves in the world.

The combination of texture and color in Iceland really is unmatched.

A narrowing perspective on freedom.

When Tyler takes the 'aim for me' line literally.

The shot pretty much everyone coming to New York has to take.

Exploring some weird color grading combinations.

The walkway at some scenic viewpoint I dont think I even ended up seeing.

A quiet, isolated moment.. a natural process, but seemingly representative of so much more.

A happy accident where I didn't bother to check my shutter speed.

Something about the colors came together with this one. Borderline Lab territory, but nice n weird.

Got lost in the clouds in the southern region of the highlands.

Who doesn't love lighthouses in the fog? Definitely not me, this my vibe.

Just a random occurrence when exploring some abandoned buildings in the Southwest.

That water on the ground is from huge waves crashing over that far wall. Def didnt expect this to be the fav shot of the am.

That one valley in Iceland everyone loves to shoot.

Stumping across some random geothermal pits, as one is prone to do around Iceland.

One of those days with waves AND great water clarity.

A calm-ish moment in a wild city with some sorta dystopian vibes sprinkled in.

The Broad has some wild texture to it.

Still one of my favorite pictures ever... around 8 years later.

Low tide in Olympic national park.

Lost somewhere in central Utah. I did doughnuts in that open area to the right shortly after– I had to..

Probably one of my best shutter drags, and no surprise it's of Billy Kemper who is way too calm out there.

One of those shots you cant really expect around LA. Fijian water clarity is something else.

Stairs that almost literally go nowhere.

A random underpass in NYC, and this has always been one of my fav shots. Something about it being random, but almost look staged. I dunno.

Happy little accident as I tried to not take a 10" fin to the dome.

A quiet moment amidst a busy day at the Guggenheim.

The progressive ramp of land in the Icelandic highlands is kind of wild.

My kind of poolside vibes. No water necessary.

Just a bit of NYC brutalism

Looking down the beach from the pier and finding all sorts of mysto waves.

One last shot out the window departing the beach.

This was THE shot Tyler and I were always after. SO many blown focuses, weird water splashes.. not this one.

This is backwash. Kinda wild.

Fromunda rounda Tavarua.

Who doesn't like a good ol fashioned shutter drag of waves?

Something about this always strikes me as a still life– it almost feels staged. Kinda weird, but I'm here for it.

From a day I when I had time to kill in downtown SF, so of course I swung through China town.

Inside a random abandoned building outside Lone Pine.

Perks of a wandering eye. A building across the street from the Disney Center as I was waiting for the sun to rise.

Capturing an unexpected moment of serenity for someone amongst the beautiful chaos of a dust storm.

One of those rare calm sunsets I happened to be out swimming for.

Pulling out a long lens to focus to enhance a sense of scale and juxtapose the oppositional forces at play.

Some of the only direct sunlight I saw while in Iceland... otherwise plagued by high clouds.

A mojave liquor store, en route to catching sunrise at the dunes.

A still-life sorta frame from wandering Chinatown in NYC.

Tryna make the grade a little different on this one.

Common low flying projectiles round these parts.

A random moment from Pipe that feels like a still-life for some reason. You really cant plan these moments.

One of those hail mary shots you can see coming, but cant really frame all that well.