Meet Brigitte Mouchet. She’s a wellness entrepreneur in the Bay Area. She’s the founder and CEO of Healoha, a marketplace for wellness services that helps both clients and practitioners. Healoha is available in the U.S. and French-speaking countries in Europe. Inspired by waves and ocean air, Brigitte hired me for a day of corporate photography onContinue reading “Healoha Is Waiting”
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The Old Ways
For the avid reader in search of a great book, I highly recommend The Old Ways: A Journey on Foot by Robert Macfarlane. The Old Ways explores the role of walking—or wayfaring—in seeing the world aright. That is, in realizing a straight path is never only linear. But before you can earn such insight, you’ve gotContinue reading “The Old Ways”
Of Time and the River
In the heart of Los Padres National Forest, the Big Sur River is carving steep gorges and sharp-crested ridges. Sykes campground—where I captured the image above—is a 10-mile hike through untamed canyon wilderness. It was a challenging destination to reach even when there was an established trail. But now in the wake of fires, road closures,Continue reading “Of Time and the River”
Annunciation
Meet Paul, an elite ultra-endurance backpacker. He strides through meadows and leaps over ridge lines. He parts scree, talus, and boulders like Moses himself, as he did here to summit Mount Tallac in Lake Tahoe. Only thing Paul is missing is a shimmering aura of some sort, proving he’s human after all. Contact me for kids,Continue reading “Annunciation”
Confluence
2018. End of the year. We were in Half Moon Bay. If you squint, you can see my family. They’re exploring the sea wall, Which separates the ocean from the harbor. I was rapt by the setting sun. But when I saw the fisherman cast, I knew I had my shot. A lot’s going onContinue reading “Confluence”