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Joshua Tree’s Longest Highline

Kicking off the new year with an impromptu film project in Joshua Tree National Park was an unexpected surprise. I

I grew up seeing the craziest photos of the Southwest, massive arches, un-real rock formations, and the most intense red

What is the hardest thing for you to do on a typical day? For me, getting up early is easily at

Memories of Nepal are an intricate mandala, colorful and awash in a pungent haze spiced by dal bhat curry and

In the last 6 months, I’ve been extremely lucky to shoot around the world, and I hope to share a

During a walk to the beaver pond on the lower forty, we discussed our past photographic endeavors and collaborations as

“What am I going to do to make this different?” I kept asking myself as I scratched ideas off the

“I’m gonna drop in this nut and downclimb!” Frozen snow cemented granite into widowmaker piles, a slabby and discontinuous vertical

Mountainsmith ambassador Chris Vultaggio has worked his fair share of jobs in the cold weather, and knows full-well how it

In photography, lighting is everything. Experimenting with different light sources can completely alter a scene, whether it’s a landscape or