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From nothing, sprouts life.

This little tree on the edge of a 2000 foot cliff at Dead Horse Point state park outside of Moab, Utah manages to survive amidst the desert landscape. Perhaps it just enjoys the view of the Colorado River below.

This shot was taken at the start of a long and fun night of photography that wouldn't end until 7am the next morning!

Growing up in humid, flat central Florida didn't leave a lot of opportunity for outdoor recreation other than trips to the beach. Despite growing up in what many would call a tropical paradise, it was always the mountains that called to me. At age 26 I finally made the move to take up permanent residence in the mountains of Chattanooga, Tennessee while my wife completed her residency. It was a great start, but as my wife's work concluded it was time to go bigger. So we packed our bags and headed out to Ogden, Utah where we now live amidst the Rocky Mountains (the Wasatch Range specifically). These mountains house three of my passions that you would never expect out of a kid raised in Florida. Skiing, mountain biking, and most of...