Award-winning photographer and art director, capturing the people, places, and brands that refuse to be ordinary.
The assignment was to photograph the past. Jess Pikuni gave me something far more believable. For a few hours, the distance between the centuries felt remarkably thin.
Most people his age are tethered to a screen. James is tethered to a saddle, a horse, and a landscape that demands competence.
Cowboys, outlaws, vaqueros, tribal horsemen, drifters, and dreamers. A rough collection of characters who collided with a vast, unforgiving landscape and left it forever changed.
A Bonneville on the Bonneville. The motorcycle was named after the place. We figured we'd start there.
I grew up chasing roosters through frost-covered fields. This time, I followed the hunt with a camera instead of a shotgun.
Built on a workbench, not an assembly line, these knives are shaped by craftsmanship, tradition, and a stubborn refusal to compromise.
Engineered for bad roads and questionable decisions, the Ineos Grenadier feels most at home where the pavement ends.
