Recent articles by Guest

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A Year of Wandering in Unique Light, on Medium Format Film

21 Medium Format Photos Artfully Document a Year of Wandering

Hyper realistic plant portraits, surreal landscapes, and intimate encounters draw a visual line through time and place

A Crowdsourced Guide to Socially Responsible Gift Giving

A Crowdsourced Guide to Socially Responsible Gift Giving

Environmentally-focused products and brands owned by underrepresented peoples spanning outdoors, fashion, jewelry, art, and home goods

11 Surreal Reflection Photos of Yosemite's Most Iconic Landmarks

11 Surreal Reflection Photos of Yosemite's Most Iconic Natural Landmarks

Stunning film photography turns the placid Merced River into a mirror, capturing El Cap & Half Dome with dreamlike double vision

A Local's Guide to Backpacking Mount Assiniboine Provincial Park

A Local's Guide to Backpacking Mount Assiniboine, Canada's Iconic Matterhorn

Stunning film photography, gear essentials, and do's & don'ts for backpacking one of Canada's most legendary backcountry trails

A Field Guide to Overnight Adventure in Ansel Adams Wilderness

A Beginner's Guide to Backpacking California's Iconic Ansel Adams Wilderness

Essential gear, dos & don'ts, and film photography from one of California's most stunning, yet overlooked, landscapes

Backcountry Camping in Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado

Backcountry Camping Among 700-Foot-Tall Dunes In Colorado's Inland Sea of Sand

Medium format film photography from an overnight stay among one of North America's most mind-boggling natural landscapes

Diving in Bonaire, Home to the World's Oldest Marine Reserve

B&W Underwater Film Photography From the World's Oldest Marine Reserve

Gritty 35mm photos capture the feeling of being 80 feet below the surface among a well preserved jewel of the Dutch Caribbean

A Visual Guide to Climbing Castle Rock, a Bay Area Proving Ground

A Guide to the Polarizing Climbing Area That Spawned Some of the World's Best

An hour south of San Francisco exists a sandstone Mecca for boulderers, loved by many and loathed by maybe more