There is a surprising amount of disagreement over how big a hole needs to be to qualify as an arch. This post explores how I classify what is and isn't considered a natural arch.

There is no one good resource available for finding arch data. This post explores what exactly I mean when I talk about "Arch Data" and some of the resources I've found over the years for obtaining this data.

As we slowly creep toward fall, the weather here in Colorado has been getting pretty nice. With cool mornings and only slightly warm days, it's a great time of year to get out and take a hike! I took advantage of this weekend's nice weather by heading to Roxborough State Park for a quick morning hike.

My original plan was to hike to the top of Carpenter Peak, but because of the crowds already lined up at the gate when I arrived, I decided to do the less populated Willow Creek and South Ridge Loop hike. Although this is a super short and easy loop, it was a great little hike.

Driving through rural northeast Oklahoma, you would never know that it’s the site of a town that has suffered tragedy after tragedy. This is the sad tale of Picher, Oklahoma, and a look at what remains today.

I was fortunate enough to be able to plan a trip to witness and photograph the 2024 total solar eclipse over the United States. In this post I will share with you how I planned the trip, how I shot the eclipse, and some of the photos I walked away with.

Squarespace is an excellent platform for building a photography website. Despite its many positives, it can be a pain to do anything outside what the pre-designed blocks intend.

One particular annoyance I had with this site was adding a hover effect to images in a gallery. This post will teach you how to achieve such an effect with simple CSS.

I recently took a trip to the extreme southeast corner of Colorado to the Comanche Grasslands to hike a canyon that is loaded with history. This canyon has evidence of having been inhabited for thousands of years by the Archaic Indians. More recently, in the late 1800s, the canyon was home to several Spanish homesites and even a Catholic mission and cemetery. Hiking even deeper into the canyon, one will come across the largest dinosaur tracksite in North America.

This is the story of my hike along the Purgatory River Valley in Picketwire Canyon, Colorado.

Join me as I explore the remains of an abandoned power plant located deep in Appalachia, somewhere in the hills of West Virginia.

It has taken some time for me to get settled into my new home in Colorado, but I’m finally starting to get back into the swing of things. Join me as I share with you some of my plans for the coming year.

Hello everyone! I’ve been working hard behind the scenes lately and I’m finally ready to share my newest project with you. Come check it out!

You may have noticed that I haven't been around much the past couple of years. I wanted to give you an explanation as to where I've been. I also have some very exciting news about the future!

In November 2022, my girlfriend and I were driving through the Nevada desert on our way from Las Vegas to the Alabama Hills. Along the way, we came across Angel's Ladies - a defunct brothel with the deteriorating remains of a wrecked aircraft sitting out front. The story of this location turns out to be an interesting one.