Alec is a landscape photographer and outdoors storyteller with a zeal for pushing boundaries in the wild. He enjoys hiking, backpacking, and visiting remote places, allowing him to photograph locations the rest of the world shies away from. In addition, Alec loves to write about his travels and craft articles that help educate and inspire others to find their joy in nature.
Every Day is Earth Day - Limited Time Print Release!
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I'm constantly reminded of the beautiful places Earth has to offer. In early April, I had a chance to spend nine days on Kauai with my fiancée's family, and my gosh, that place is amazing. Its unique microclimates, lush vs dry landscapes, and majestic coastlines make it a 'must-visit' in my book. (Stay tuned for next week's newsletter on how to visit and things to do.) But you also don't have to fly 3,000 miles to see beauty. You can walk the neighborhood as spring blooms unfold, or stroll in a forest at sunrise to see beautiful light rays. However you are choosing to get outside, I hope it brings you joy. Earth Day 2025 - Limited Time Print Sale
So, I know I'm a bit late for Earth Day. But still, every day is Earth Day in my book. I've put together some of my favorite photos from the last year or so into this gallery to show off the rugged and beautiful work we live in. As a photographer, one of the best ways to support us is by buying prints. The harsh reality of photography is that it's an incredibly competitive market, and we often know that when we go out to take photos, it's for our passion and enjoyment, rather than for monetary gain. That said, I would be honored to have my work hanging in your home or office, or given as a gift. If you see something you like or want to support my work and help me continue to photograph new destinations, buying a print or sharing my work is a wonderful way to start. Better yet, if you know anyone who runs a company and needs to update their artwork, I'd be stoked to offer a bulk discount. These prints will be available until May 5.
If you don't see a photo you like, shoot me an email with a few locations you'd love to have on your wall, and maybe I've been there! I don't have many East Coast photos, but I have plenty from throughout the West Coast and our national parks. Two Quick Free AsksPlease subscribe to my YouTube channel Follow me on Instagram as I close in on my quest for 100k! Many Thanks! |
Hi! I'm Alec, an outdoor writer, photographer, and content creator.
Alec is a landscape photographer and outdoors storyteller with a zeal for pushing boundaries in the wild. He enjoys hiking, backpacking, and visiting remote places, allowing him to photograph locations the rest of the world shies away from. In addition, Alec loves to write about his travels and craft articles that help educate and inspire others to find their joy in nature.
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