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New post over on the blog!

This time, I explore an abandoned 1960s era uranium mine and tell you more about Uranium Fever, how light interacts in mines & how to date historic trash.

Go check it out! Link is on my bio. 😎🤓

The craziest ideas often yield the best results. Forgot how much fun DC is to shoot.

Moody skies over Grand Junction

Hey! It’s been a while. New crew this year, @unaweep_wfm is treating me well. Here’s some pics from an assignment we’re on in Arizona.

Great shoot for @harting_technologiegruppe this week.

Phenomenally talented crew & cast, 10/10 would do again.

Director: Chris Vanderwall
Producer: @fellows031
Prod Coord: @katie_crayons
1st AD: Joe Marcello
DP: @rejano
Steadi: @therealblaine

Really enjoyed hanging with the @pagosaoutsideadventures crew last Thursday. Just some good solid river fun with some amazing humans. Enjoy!

So I do this thing… I take a bunch of cool photos, share them with my friends who were there & vault them for indefinite periods.

As a measure to prevent that from happening so aggressively in the future, I’ve decided to start post

Slowly falling more & more in love with Colorado. 😍

The final chapter in my Friendship: Forged by Fire series is live on my website! Click the link in my bio.

It's been a pleasure working on this project in partnership with @wildfire.experience & @thesmokeygeneration. And big thanks to @mysteryra

Water in the desert. They say it’s a myth, but if you know where to look, it’s not.

Downtime brings us all together & it's a welcome reprieve.

A collective laugh or silly game builds camaraderie & staves off the boredom. A practical joke to lighten a long day of hard work. A tired smile when it's finally time to pitch the t

When we're not out doing project work or fighting a fire, we spend a large amount of time in the shop, refurbing our gear, bustling away on miscellaneous projects, listening carefully for the next smoke report. There's always something to do.

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