I wrote this poem while trekking through the Annapurna region of the Himalayas. The Himalayas are sacred to the Nepalese people. Their belief that each mountain is a powerful god is at the forefront of my mind as I stand at the foothills of Annapurna. The feeling you get while standing, surrounded by the biggest peaks on earth is nothing short of spiritual. Created using my iPad Air and Apple Pencil.

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My brain is hyper sensitive to colour and creating these posts are some of my favourite ways of expressing that to all of you. The photos aren’t from the same locations, it’s purely based on the colours within the image. I’m working on a photo series that matches people’s eyes with my photos (like the last frame but better because it’ll be more intentional). So stay tuned for that ;)

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I originally set out to shoot a video about cinematic portraits using the Moment lenses for iPhone. By the end of the video, my creative ideas spiralled out of control (with a bit of help from my ADHD) and we ended up with a trailer for a moody murder mystery film. The full video 7min video is live on the @moment YouTube channel! Special thanks to my friends for helping me shoot this: @conormccann @carls_kay @rachienoe #Portraits #shotoniphone #guatemala #travelphotography

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Lexar will forever be legendary for letting me post this as a sponsored ad 😂 I love this new tool for enhancing my workflow in the field. Backups on-the-go are so much easier now and I’m stoked to bring it with me on adventures where I want to keep a super light setup. The Lexar Professional Workflow Go card readers also support the newest CFexpress 4.0 speeds which I’m always a huge fan of. #LexarWorkflow #WorkflowGo #CFexpress #LexarAmbassador

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Kenya is one of my favourite places in the world for not only wildlife photography, but also cultural portraits. From the powerful Masai, to the vibrant Samburu, I’ve shared incredible experiences in the wild natural landscapes of Kenya with these warm, friendly people. The camel shots were at Diani beach with a man named Ibrahim who washed his camels in the ocean at sunrise one morning.

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I got a little carried away on my iPad this morning. I hope this little story inspires you to step out of your comfort zone and into a world of curious adventures 🐠

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In the shallow waters of Raja Ampat I spent over an hour photographing a group of Jack fish hunting a fast moving bait ball. The bait fish seem to become one big creature as they create absolutely mesmerizing shapes at break neck speed (see the last slide to get an idea of how fast it’s moving). Shot on the @sonyalpha A1 with a 16-35mm lens.

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Eagles stand like gargoyles silhouetted against the stormy sky. During the wildlife congregation surrounding the herring spawn in the gulf islands of BC, thousands of predators come to stuff their bellies with the small fish. Shot on the @sonyalpha A1 mk ii and 600mm f/4 lens.

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Story time 👇 I went to Nusa Penida’s famous Kelingking Beach twice in the same week back in 2020, just before the pandemic. It was during that weird time when lockdowns hadn’t fully started, but Indonesia was already sending travellers from certain countries home. The first trip was stunning—we played in the waves at sunset as golden ocean mist lit up the beach, and I got some epic shots of @meganhassa. A few days later, I returned with @josiahwg, @bryanhynes, and @sashajuliard to camp overnight. Sasha rented a tent and stove in Denpasar for $3, Josiah got food, and Bryan and I brought water. If you’ve been to Kelingking, you know that the steep hike down to the beach means leaving is a huge effort. While we setup camp, Sasha crashed his drone into the cliff, so he and Bryan went on a retrieval mission while Josiah and I stayed behind. That’s when we realized two things: Josiah had forgotten all the food except Oreos and a single pack of instant noodles, and about 30 hungry monkeys—deprived of their usual tourist handouts—were charging down toward us. We stood waist-deep in the ocean, watching helplessly as our camp turned into a monkey yard sale. If we tried to leave the water, they snarled, ready to attack. About 20 minutes later, Bryan and Sasha returned— I can’t remember if they got the drone—but the monkeys scattered into the jungle, disappointed with our lack of food. They took our Oreos, but at least we still had our increasingly precious noodles. As the sun set, things felt good. We had a fire, our tent was set up, and the entire beach to ourselves. Then we saw the lightning… A tropical storm rolled in fast, drenching everything. Our tent was too small for 4 grown men, so Bryan rigged a tarp while Sasha attempted to cook. Sand stuck to every surface, we were soaked, starving, and had no sleeping mats. I remember lying in the tent—sweating, drenched, covered in sand—and just laughing at how hilariously chaotic the whole thing had become. If you made it this far, thanks for reading. Adventures like this make the best stories, and doing it with friends makes them even better.

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