2025 calendar: Alpine Wonders

This year’s calendar is a collection of old and new photos of mountain landscapes from around the world, including Peru, Greenland, Canada, the United States, and more. Like many other photographers, I am continually drawn to the majesty of these incredible peaks and their unique shapes and forms. The calendar’s images are sized at 8.5" x 11" and perfect for hanging on a wall.

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2024 calendar: Ancient Forests 2

I’ve spent much of the past seven years exploring the ancient forests of the Pacific Northwest. These efforts are documented in the various chapters of my Ancient Forest Project, the most popular big tree guides on the internet. The images in this 8.5" x 11" calendar are a sample of my findings and the types of ancient trees of this region, which includes Washington, Oregon, and British Columbia.

2023 calendar: utah - martian planet

In March 2022, I traveled to southern Utah to photograph its diverse, alien landscapes. I’ve spent a great portion of my photography career exploring the American Southwest and, in my opinion, alien landscapes around Moab are one of its best highlight. This calendar covers this region, which includes three national parks - Arches, Canyonlands, and Capitol Reef - and a variety of stunning local parks. These images form part of my guide to Utah and were featured in an article for Nature TTL.

2022 calendar: Cascadian waterfalls

Much of my focus in 2020 and 2021 centered around capturing the diverse, stunning waterfalls found in Washington and Oregon. There are perhaps tens of thousands of them in this region due to the near-constant precipitation of the wet season, combined with the spring runoff from the snowy peaks. This calendar provides a sample of some of my favorites of the many that I have explored. The images here are part of two guides to the waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest, one for Oregon and one for Washington.

2021calendar: Pacific Northwest Mountains and Coast

For 2021, I printed a calendar focused equally on the mountains and coastline of the Pacific Northwest, two noteworthy features of Washington and Oregon. One of my goals for the year was to collect a broader collection of mountain shots, particularly in the North Cascades region. Some of the photos in the calendar are the results of that effort. For reference, my gallery of NW mountain shots can be found here and my gallery of NW coast can be found here.

2020 Calendar: Ancient Forests

In 2020, I printed a calendar dedicated to the giant trees and old-growth forests of Cascadia, or North America’s northwest pacific coast. These photos are taken from my Cascadia project, which documents some of the tallest, widest, oldest, and most massive trees in the world. Pristine, ancient forests from Washington State, British Columbia, and Oregon are featured including photos from Olympic National Park and Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park.

2019 Calendar: IceScapes

In 2019, I created an “Ice” themed January to December calendar featuring images of icebergs, glaciers, and ice fields. Titled “Icescapes,” this calendar contains images from the far reaches of our planet, including Greenland, Alaska, Patagonia, and Iceland.

2018 Calendar: DesertScapes

In 2018, I created my first calendar focusing on various deserts and arid landscapes that I have shot over the years. As it’s title, “Desertscapes” indicates, the calendar collected images from various deserts across the globe and highlighted some of the most beautiful, fascinating, and otherworldly scenes I’ve encountered. Photo locations included: Death Valley National Park, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, the Atacama Desert, Red Rock Canyon State Park, the Mojave, and several others.