One of the coolest things about being a photographer is when a client picks the best image and uses it in a compelling way. This spring I had the privilege of working with Steph Davis, one of the most talented climbers I know, and someone who is committed to excelling in her career as a professional athlete. Steph knew of a stunning Steve Hong route called “Glad to Be a Trad” located near Canyonlands National Park she thought would make great imagery. She and her husband, world class B.A.S.E. jumper, Mario Richard, and I spent a morning rigging and working the route, but realized the sun was approaching too quickly to get the shot we really wanted. So we came back at dawn the next day and nailed the image. I’m delighted to see Evolv make such great use of our efforts. They’re also producing a poster of the shot, so if you’re planning on attending the summer Outdoor Retailer show, stop by their booth, and pick one up. If you’re lucky Steph will be there to sign it.
One of the world's leading adventure photographers, Chris Noble is also a writer and multi-media producer whose work celebrates the beauty of nature and inspires people to live healthier, more mindful, and sustainable lives. He's a veteran of over thirty expeditions ranging from Denali to Everest; the peaks of the Alps to the jungles of Borneo; from the Arctic to remote regions of Burma and Bhutan. His work has appeared in hundreds of publications, including Life, National Geographic, Newsweek, Orion, Outside, and Rolling Stone. Noble collaborates with environmental, conservation and aid organizations such as Round River Conservation Studies and Lily Yeh's Barefoot Artists, and he speaks on the topics of adventure, creativity, photography, and sustainability to audiences worldwide.
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