Landscape photography has taught me two things above all else, adaptation and humility. One photo requires a split second reaction time (here), another demands I sacrifice the dryness of my boots (here), while another lets my mind wander (here).

Until I was 26, nature was a vague concept, one that existed on the periphery of my experience. That was, until a friend convinced me to take to the road, Kerouac style, for two weeks. This would mark my first venture into the American West, an area romanticized the world over for its vastness, diverse topography, and spectacular natural phenomena.

The bug was caught, and I can now be found road tripping, backpacking, and hiking new places each year. Through this the lands, and roads that connect them, have become a second home, one forever in flux.

The places, cultures, and people I’ve met along the way have left me forever changed, both as a photographer, and an individual. There are many stories, too many to tell here, but you may glean a few while perusing my galleries.

If you have any questions regarding my images, printing processes, or shipping logistics, feel free to reach out at bill@lensobjectivesphotography.com or DM me on Instagram: @Lens_Objectives. And if you have any recommendations, I’m always looking for the next place.

- Bill