Would you stand in a dark field for 4 hours to create this? Is it weird that it makes me happier than almost anything else?

AI bros are COOKED!

I created this entire sequence with my camera, using human skills. Something like this would have cost dozens of dollars in prompting, but for me it was completely free.

Lmaoooo social media remains a completely insufferable swamp. Thanks for contributing.

Truly can't imagine a better use of your time and money than traveling to see the world. I am genuinely a better person now for having experienced places like this, a person with more empathy, more resilience, and a broader understanding of the world and the people in it.

Haha ok fair, that’s an important distinction

This is categorically worse, sorry

For me, getting a northern lights reflection is the holy grail of nature photography. Requires an absolutely incredible amount of patience and luck, but the results are hard to beat.

This was the Sony A1 II. I’m not sure I understand the question, this is a timelapse so it’s a series of individual photos stitched into a video.

Have you ever seen the dancing of the northern lights?

Any love for some cute little Norwegian cabins?

“I’ve been obsessed with Origami lately, so I decided to play on my computer instead”

Literally could not ask for a more on-the-nose example of how AI makes you lazy and unskilled.

Tomorrow I fly back to the Lofoten Islands in the Norwegian Arctic. Last year the first night we arrived I filmed this outrageous combination of full moon rainbow combined with Northern Lights. Hard to imagine how this year could top it, but fingers crossed!

Nice night out on a boat in Greenland last night.

What a bizarre thing to say

Moments like these, cooking dinner over an open fire, sitting on the shores of the amazing Fort Peck Reservoir in Montana, watching a storm roll through at sunset into a beautiful rainbow. Moments like these are why I’m so passionate about being outside and seeing the world around us. 

Forever dreaming of Greenland

Protect America's Wild Spaces

Just got home from Botswana, forever changed

America's public lands are perhaps the single greatest asset our country has. Protected wilderness, open space parks, BLM, Forest Service, and grazing lands are without a doubt our richest resource, and aside from generating *literally* trillions in revenue, they're also vital for our survival.

This is why we have Pride Month: because in many places simply the act of loving someone of the same sex can result in years of attacks culminating in a murder. This is a devastating, and senseless, loss.

RIP Jonathan Joss.

Happy Easter

I've recently started a new project called "Film The Wild." A collection of peaceful, long-form clips from the most beautiful places in the world set to relaxing music. Perfect for studying, yoga, bedtime, etc.
youtu.be/xilveTYiQLU?...

I’m a human being and I created this art without the help of AI because I took the time to learn how.

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The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, or ANWR, in springtime. Approximately 0°F.

Nights like these ❤️

lol what?

This is Djupfjordbrua in Norway :)

Now that’s what I call a bridge