I talked about bike touring with art and adventure magazine Sea Stoke for their second issue.
Excited to show this photo story I shot for Bounders Outdoor Collective on a trip around some of Mount Tam’s dirt roads and big climbs. Check out the full series on their site here.
This was a lot of fun, first time I’ve shot and developed B&W film since college. Kodak has discontinued TMax 3200, so I wanted to do something with it before it becomes hard to get. Thanks to Bounders for collaborating on this!
Summer Bike Adventure Part 1: The Sierra Cascades
I’ve started posting some photos from my summer adventure on my personal project blog furtherfarther.org. Some of this work will be featured as an adventure essay for Poler Stuff in the near future.
The bakery below my studio makes the best egg custard tarts, the only place in Chinatown I’m aware of that uses organic eggs. I usually have one of these with my coffee in the morning.
PRINT GIVE AWAY
I have two of these 8.5”x11” prints of the Pacific Coast to give away. Reblog this post or follow furtherfarther on Tumblr before 11/24, and I’ll randomly pick two people to mail them to.
Tying down the Poler Mystic Tarpent at Upper Little Truckee River, CA. Kind of amazing what you can do with a tarp and a couple of good knots.
Some photos from my summer bike travels are up on the Poler Stuff website for their new tarp tent, which my friend and I field tested on our month long adventure. I have a lot of film I’m going through and scanning right now that will be posted on my personal project Further Farther soon, as well as a photo essay for Poler Stuff.
This photo was taken at Sykes Hot Springs in Big Sur, CA.
Spinlister founder Will Dennis.
