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08/28/2023

Scenes from Alaska by

08/26/2023

📷 - thousands of sea lions flock to the rich waters of the pacific north west in anticipation for the spring herring spawning event.
While you're not allowed to go up to the sea lions because they are protected, there is not much you can do if they come up to you. They are the most curious underwater animals l've ever interacted with. At times, hundreds of sea lions might be swarming around you, chewing on your equipment, blowing bubbles in your face, etc. It can get pretty overwhelming if you're not experienced underwater.

On a dive with sea lions a few years ago, I had one playfully chewing on my right arm, another doing the same on my left, one was hugging both my legs so I couldn't move, and one had my entire head in it's mouth... all at the same time. The sea lion chewing on my right arm ended up popping a hole in my drysuit which flooded my whole arm with January's freezing cold sea water.

08/25/2023

📸 - Teton Reflections 🌄

Heading back to this wonderful place this week, ready for early mornings on calm waters and good vibes with friends. Wyoming has been calling for a while now 🙌🏼

06/29/2023

📸 - Fanal Favourites.

A collection of memories from a misty morning in the Fanal Forest.

06/22/2023

📸 - Wild mornings on the central plateau, that low fog that hung around all morning.

06/18/2023

📸 - (water)fallin’ through the northwest

1. marion falls, or
2. silver falls, or
3. falls creek falls, wa
4. lava canyon falls, wa
5. wahclella falls, or
6. three corner falls, wa
7. sahale falls, or
8. multnomah falls, or
9. salt creek falls, or

06/10/2023

📸 - 1000 Miles Out… AKA that time and I got stranded on the island of Mauritius for 6 months 🏝️

A job had brought us to Mauritius early March 2020. Despite expressing concern about traveling in light of developing travel restrictions, the client urged us to go as planned.

It took three days to travel around the world from New York to the middle of the Indian Ocean. The day after arriving, we were informed that the island would be closing its airport, the only way on and off the island, for 10 days.

Periodically, this 10 days turned to a month, two months and so on resulting in an unexpected six-month stay. Initially, the island was incredibly strict with a police-enforced lockdown.

Being trapped abroad tested us both financially and mentally. However, this life-changing experience had a bittersweet ending as we developed deep friendships and love for our little home away from home.

This was hands down the most wild experience either of us have ever had. Here’s a random assortment of some photos we snapped during our experience in Mauritius! 🇲🇺

All photos by both and me 📸