

Driving by the old hanger (3)
Hands down one of the coolest properties to race a car around. Even more sideways in this one.

Driving by the old hanger (2)
Hands down one of the coolest properties to race a car around. A bit more sideways in this one.

Driving by the old hanger
Hands down one of the coolest properties to race a car around.

One of my favorite photos
This one has it all: energy, weight transfer, sliding, spray and steam... and setting up for the corner decently well.

Out of the woods (3)
A variation of another shot.

Out of the woods (2)
A variation of another shot.

Out of the woods
There's a traction change after this part that's always fun to catch.

Throttle steering
Just another photo showcasing how good Dirtfish photographers are.

Anniversary dinner at Surrell
A tofu, miso, and green onion appetizer. This restaurant is a very underrated spot for vegan food in Seattle; the chef is incredibly talented and adept at imparting flavor where you wouldn't think possible.

Anniversary dinner at Surrell (2)
A savory macaron. I can't recall the exact flavor at this point, but it was plated beautifully and was a fantastic start to an anniversary celebration.

Hello from 13k feet
Getting all the way to the top of Breckenridge is a bit of a hike... and even then, we got turned away due to a bad lift near the true very top. Nonetheless, the ride down was one of the most memorable snowboarding experiences I've ever had. My buddy Patrick and I were pushing through a bit of exhaustion here - so I appreciate him grabbing the photo.

Sandboarding
This is a bit tourist-y, but ever since I was a kid I've wanted to do this. It's both a lot like snowboarding and nothing like snowboarding: your basic skills transfer over fine, but sand doesn't shift like powder does and it's not easy to get speed back if you waste it. You also do this in socks, not boots. Greatest bit was just sending it off a massive dune - pretty sure I have a video floating around somewhere.