Looking up to the SKY

It's been a while since the last post, or even for that matter the last time I tented to the Pumalogy creative kitchen. Looking up to the sky, I have been busy, training hard for the concrete goal of earning the Flight Instructor Certificate. Today, two years, much stress, lots of hard work and otherwordly times in the sky; I passed my CFI checkride, as they call it. There will be many more tests, but this is a milestone to be certain. I love it. (photog; Anne Burden)

Reflections on space.

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.

Deeper in Norway Basin, Southern Wallowa

Oregon Helicopter Life

The Gorge






The Coast


Living the dream!

2012 PEACE and POW

New Footbridge

Spanning the Willamette and accommodating bikes, people, and trams, a new footbridge is in the works. The "PDX" part of it is that they are quickly building while they can and will stop for salmon runs.

New Sellwood Bridge

New Bridges

I love Bridges, which is awesome because I live in the city of bridges. The imagery is almost cliche and I refuse to cave in to neohipsterness of entropy, but instead embrace the unimaginable bliss of being around when three new bridges are being put in.

Pumalogy began as an art concept brewing mediatic ideas in a mountain kitchen at the base of a remote sacred volcano. The concept morphing like a caterpillar, got experience from NYC, and then went back to the West Coast because that is where wild hearts lay.

So the cat gears are turning at the base the new Home Dome, the Volcano called Hood, and three new bridges will span PDX's map. Many more are crossing the mind gap. Of course there are professional pursuits that take up some of the time here but, a project is in the works.

I can't wait to put bridges side by side, from nothingness to access and once it is done. It will be there. Now is the time.

Unreal Commute

Guiding Rock for AAI's Todd Burslon with Kirah Solomon

Todd Burlson, Kirah Solomon and Pat Timson discussing the best way to safely create anchors for our clients. Climbing a few pitches on Castle Rock, near Leavenworth around October Fest, Kiera helped put Theory into Practice. Thanks folks for the steaks, rope techniques and cragging!

Dunsmuirs, CA to Portland, OR