Landscape photography is where it all started for me. There’s something about being out in the middle of nowhere — no noise, no rush — just light, weather, and the land in front of you. I’m drawn to the rawness of it, especially here in the Northwest where everything feels alive: fog creeping through the trees, alpine ridgelines catching the last light, rivers carving their way through the woods. Most of my shots are on film, which helps me slow down and really connect with the scene. It’s less about chasing a perfect view and more about capturing the feeling of being there.