Getting to work with the Burchda HC26 has been a blast. With dual suspension and all wheel drive, this is a beast of a bike. It his over 31mph and cruises up any hill I took it on. These photos show off a bit of it - the bikes is just at home on the streets as it is in the mountains.
Read MoreI had the chance to take the Haoqi Eagle through its off road paces the last couple of weeks and have really enjoyed it. I’ve loved the build quality, and even how the electric bike has a “ramp up” into its higher speeds giving you a really smooth ride. Check out the two different reels I made while riding the bike as well!
Read MoreOne thing I want to make clear. I love taking photos, I love being at weddings and celebrating with everyone, I love capturing little moments during family photos, or milestones like senior photos - but the thing I love to do more than any of those things, is spend time with my family. I love spending time with my two boys and my incredible wife. They bring color to my life. Beyond that though, I love even more doing it in creation - where I see God declare his workmanship and creativity in all the little things.
Read MoreOne of my goals coming into this summer wasn’t just to capture incredible wedding images or family photos (although that certainly was a goal) it was also to spend more time outside, doing things that I love, with the people that I love. That of course, means being with my family. So when we found a small gap of time in July, we decided to head out and camp for two nights in the North Cascades National Park, which was a park none of us had been to. The trip was much shorter than I had hoped, but absolutely beautiful in so many ways.
Read MoreMost people don’t do sunrise hikes - or have ever done them. I’m telling you, you’re missing out. While I absolutely love sunset, and I love being at weddings, and getting to know people, and capturing the emotions of people in some of the best parts of their lives, I also love this. Nature. The warm glow of the sun just before it crests the horizon. There are moments up in the mountains that can feel surreal, and you can spend the whole time just looking out going “wow”. It’s not really something that can be put into words, just as emotion always seems to be lacking a word that truly fits it.
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