Morning stroll in J-tree.

Cactus [flower] of the day.

Saturday morning’s drive down Highway 180 to road’s end at Cedar Grove.

It’s North America’s second deepest canyon and the road just reopened that morning so why the heck not.

A dash of color along the side of the road, Hwy 180, Sequoia National Forest.

¯\(°_o)/¯ wot am happen

If you’re a repeat visitor you’ll probably notice things have gone missing. I tend to delete stuff as it gets stale, maybe a month or so old, and either give it a permanent place on a sub-page, or just delete it because I realize it was probably lame to begin with.

If I reach critical mass with regard to quantities with anything, it will probably get a subpage. Such as when I ended up writing my third article for either ITS Tactical or Art of Manliness I figure I should have an index of my guest posts elsewhere, then I’ll delete the post off the main page. I’ll probably add a cinemagraph subpage some time in the future if things keep up.

In the meantime, click on the links to the top. Thanks for comin’.

Cinemagraphs! Big Sur!

Mike and Kristen at Garrapata State Park’s Soberanes Point. The park is a few miles south of Carmel, California and at the end of the vagueish Big Sur region.

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Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park’s famous McWay Falls.

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At camp on the Carrizo Plain.

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Lunch break on the trail.

Eight years ago this month, B&H Photo delivered my first DSLR, a 6-megapixel Nikon D70 with 18-70mm kit lens.

Shortly thereafter, I picked up a tripod, road atlas and my first tent…