happy new year

January 1st marks the new year, but people are generally pretty settled in a routine around that time. Since grade school we've become accustomed to new beginnings in the fall; a change from summertime chaos to order and pattern. Here's a collection of stray images from the end of spring through early autumn, that period of chaos that precedes settling in for the winter.

Lake Wenatchee. Cascades holding off a front.

A mushroom in the pan is worth two in the car seat.

The simple joy of the last day of school.

Learning how to mill lumber in the backcountry.

Summer days at the pool, when there's still daylight after they close.

Blading is cooler than it was when you were a kid.

Moving all my stuff from here to there.

Digging up old dashboards.

Injuries are not as cool as when you were a kid.

Living and working from here all week.

Finding sweet hidden beach shack palaces.

Mobile shacks and wood shacks.

That landscape shot at the end.

johnny

Here's Johnny from Sunnyvale, California. Caught him ripping around the Leavenworth skate bowl.

"This is my third session, it just gets better, it just gets better!"

concrete wave

I try my best to keep bragging to a minimum, but when I learned three of my photos were printed in Concrete Wave Magazine I decided to share.

front of the photo section

photo section

feature on freeriding

Thanks to the publisher/editor, Michael Brooke, and the riders, Trevor Crump, Trevor Preston, and Max Wippermann.