Photography
Field Mag Film Photo Contest winner Luis Ortega's photographic muse is his hometown beachfront, and all the people he shares it with
Hard earned tips, gear suggestions, and beautiful film photography from 5 days hiking in California's famed El Dorado National Forest
Adventure photographer James Barkman shares a first-hand account of summiting the 12,241' pyramid of rock and ice—central Alaska's most striking peak
Far from Acadia and Maine's heavily frequented coast, this lesser known range is filled with lakes, rivers, and endless hiking trails
The groundbreaking historical collection underscores the lack of diversity and shortcomings of one of the world's most popular sports
Photographer Alex Strohl shares a dozen stunning images from the ice covered archipelago off Canada's eastern Atlantic coast
A picturesque drive, float plane adventure, and sailing excursion are just a few of the Bella Coola Valley's many highlights
A trip report and history lesson from the little known 6-million-acre Adirondack Park, the largest publicly protected natural area in the lower 48
Following an old Inuit hunting path through towering ice floes and colorful villages to track climate change in the Arctic
No towering waves or tropical islands—these 35mm B&W photographs document the intimate moments and ephemeral joys of surfing Rockaway Beach
Trip report and dreamy photography documents a long weekend spent exploring deep within Northern California's iconic Sierra Nevada range
A step-by-step home guide to using beer to process black & white film, in place of nasty chemicals like ammonia and formaldehyde
Dreamy film photography, gear essentials, pro tips, and do's & don'ts for backpacking one of the West Coast's most classic trails
This lesser known, lesser loved ‘86 Toyota Van is a true ticket to freedom—at a quarter the price of your average VW or Sprinter adventure van
Three friends, unemployed because of COVID-19, embrace the Great Depression-era practice of illegally riding rails in search of adventure
A laundry list of lessons learned from a lockdown summer spent grinding gravel and exploring trails in the Great Northwest