Images, conversations, and essays on the practice of running, caring for the living world, and shaping culture.

As I’ve been looking at these images from WSER, there are many things I begin to notice. Some of which I’ve already shared and more to come when I post the full gallery of photos. But what caught my attention today as I was looking at the
“We learn, change, develop and grow when we move and entangle ourselves with the world in unexpected ways, and we do so best when we are fully engaged participants in that journey, not passive recipients of algorithmic and corporate diktats.&rd
At Foresthill I was fortunate to witness how running brings people together & how it takes a team, a community to get your runner to the finish. Double exposure shots of Nisenan & Washoe Land + WSER
Nisenan & Washoe Land + golden hour at Western States. I have conflicting feelings about the way WSER is coveted, portrayed, valued, and the images we often see from the race. On one hand, what an honor it would be to run and be celebrated when