Day 7: At an undisclosed location – In a very small town in the middle of nowhere, in a housing development perched on a hill overlooking the valley, and in a nondescript garage next to his home, Sean rebuilds and restores classic sportscars – mostly British roadsters – for clients of means. This is the …
Day 7: An empty and smoky parking lot at the new tribal casino. Heading out and down the road today. No idea where I’ll end up or stay tonight. Somewhere along the Columbia River is likely. Rolling the dice. @itomhyde for @burndiary #ontheroad
Day 6. Jeremy Moberg, owner of CannaSol Farms, takes a smoke break just outside his fenced cannabis farm near Okanogan, WA. The cultivation, sale and consumption of marijuana for recreational use is now legal and heavily regulated in Washington State. CannaSol is one of the top 10 producers in the state. That nearly came to …
Day 6: In the cannabis warehouse – The friend I’m staying with here in Okanogan set me up for a tour of a legal, state licensed marijuana growing operation. Weed is now legal for recreational use in Washington State and the dry, sunny climate in the Okanogan valley works as well for outdoor cannabis cultivation …
Day 6. Wildfire ran through the old cemetery at St. Mary’s Mission burning grass and sagebrush. Colville Indian Reservation. Near Omak, WA. @itomhyde for @burndiary #photodiary #ontheroad #colville #cemetery #omak
Day 6. Saint Mary’s Mission. Established 1886. Colville Indian Reservation. Near Omak, WA. The fire here came within 100 yards of this historic church. @itomhyde for @burndiary #roadtrip #photodiary #ontheroad #colville #omak #church
Day 6. I always struggle with the midweek wall. Slow down, breath, look up. @itomhyde for @burndiary #photodiary #ontheroad
Rio de Janeiro. I always tell those I mentor to never stop shooting. When you think things are over or you’ve “got the picture” , keep on going. Squeeze the lemon. Here I had been working with a parkour artist and he’d made about 4 jumps for me and he was pretty much burned out …
Rio de Janeiro. I like getting in the middle of things. Getting in and then “disappearing”. Not becoming totally unnoticed but so much a part of the scene that I’m not at all obtrusive. A glass of wine in my left hand a camera in my right I can go with the conversation flow and …
Day 5: Under a blood red sun filtering through wildfire smoke, a Native American fisherman on the Colville Indian Reservation at the town of Omak, Washington fishes for salmon on the Okanogan River. These salmon, some of the first to return here this year, travelled hundreds of miles up the Columbia River through nine massive …
