FASHION FURY

I’ve found work writing my own column on another blog, and I owe it all to Peggy Watt.

FASHION NETWORK SEATTLE

FNS.

WTF.

BAKER CLIMB

At Mt. Baker's crater, silhouetted against sulfur gas and the sunrise

Trying to save myself from a crevasse

Relaxing at high camp

Another shot from the crater

Crater

On the top! Pictured with Brook & Cynthia Peterson

Photos by AAI guide Erin Smart.

SEATTLE FASHION II

I covered designer Melanie Trygg’s first large fashion show in Fremont. See what WWU alum Lauren Sauser and I came up with.

SHADES OF GRAY

SEATTLE FASHION

I began an internship with Fashion Network Seattle a week ago. I’m pretty hyped. Here’s my first article. I’ve also spent most of the last two weeks climbing, which has been a lot of fun.

Enjoy.

THREE MALE ESSENTIALS

WALLACE DILLON

Wallace J. Dillon & Myself. Photography compliments of Leah Faye.

CA-LEAUX-FORNIA

A nice view.

TIED UP

Attention college aged gentlemen:

Do yourself a favor and buy a few ties.

Some solid choices for this year’s Christmas list.

AAI PROMO

AAI Promo

This is an short video I shot and edited for my internship at the American Alpine Institute. It features a simulated crevasse fall by my internship supervisor, Jason Martin, who is portraying a racer in the Mt. Baker Marathon (an event that ran until 1911, where participants raced from Bellingham to the summit of Mt. Baker and back for a cash prize.)

The shots in this promo, as well as the other footage I shot over the two-day trip, will be featured in the documentary “Mountain Runners” by Todd Warger, which is set for release next year. The film explains the history of the Mt. Baker Marathon, as well as some of the instances that lead to its discontinuation.

There’s funny audio after the fall… He unintentionally swung into the ice wall of the crevasse. Yikes.

GREATNESS

The Economist: Where Has All The Greatness Gone?

If you are an American, this is some interesting reading. If you aren’t an American… Read it anyway.