Geometric Mount Hood

Fragments of Mount Hood during a winter sunset. Geodesic Series.

Geodesic Mountain

The pumalogy kitchens have been cooking. Winter; Like a ski hut in the summer the shelter waits for the zone to fill in and begin again the job of encapsulating stories.

Geodesic Mountain is a series of experimentations of a photo I shot from the Sky in Oregon of Mount Hood, and a geometric app called Tangent. Click on the photo for the full view.

Snow Monster

Jeremy on the chair @Meadows. This photo is one of my favorite portraits because represents the love of snow with a twist of PDX hipster culture.

Tilly Jane

On mission to study Snow

Pumalogy concept is off to Mount Rainier for an Avalanche course and AVi 2 certification. Back into the mountains we go.

Massive Avalanche at Mount Hood Meadows

A massive event slide into Heather Canyon. It released on its own early in the morning of March 11th. It is hard to visualize the size of it from the crown, but the fact that it slid to bare ice over a half-mile wide swath gives you an indication of the amount of energy released.



The flow of powder and rock hard snow chunks slid right past Heather Canyon Lift.



The tongue of the avalanche went into the narrows filling the valley with at least 30 feet of snow.



When compared to a human the slide could be mistaken for a glacier.

Land Wave

Fire Totem

As you approach the Copper Spur you find yourself meandering through a burnt forest. Dead trees lurk from the ashes scattered on the snow, showing you the aftermath of the inferno. Here You may spot the greatest carver of the Northwest; Fire. And you may spot the Charcoal Totem.


North Face Of Mount Hood


Through the brunt forest she rises.