Before Christmas, I had the pleasure of visiting with fellow landscape photographer Matt Payne on his popular podcast, F-Stop Collaborate and Listen. We talked about public lands, landscape photographers’ roles in being advocates for our wild places, my Wilderness Project, and more.

Since our conversation, I have thought of a million things I wished I would have brought up. But this discussion is a good introduction into the work I’m currently doing, and the way I view the landscape photography community as wilderness advocates. You can listen here:

As I said in my last blog post, 2018 was a relatively light year for me in terms of photography and writing. I’m getting caught up though, and have some upcoming blog posts. Topics will include my thoughts on our national parks and the government shutdown, as well as a new installation in the Wilderness Project. In the meantime, feel free to continue the conversation on the podcast in the comment section! Thanks Matt, and thanks for listening.