Day with Paragliders
Today had a theme of discipline and caution. Diego, Argentinian. I tagged along with Fer and Carlos to photograph their paragliding group … Continue reading Day with Paragliders
Category: Personal
“Van, Life, Food: Vantarian Eating on a Roll”
I have a project I’m working on, a tiny book about Vantarian eating for climbers (or really, anyone) traveling on … Continue reading “Van, Life, Food: Vantarian Eating on a Roll”
Moving to Mexico
In 2013, with the help of sponsors GSI Outdoors, Mad Rock Climbing, and KAVU, I ditched a townhouse to live … Continue reading Moving to Mexico
A Monster Named Denial
Sinking deeper and deeper into that familiar feeling of crazy depression, my ankle felt almost worse. For four months, I haven’t been … Continue reading A Monster Named Denial
A Description of Monterrey’s Poverty
I always remember having the luxury of an American life (perhaps with the exception of camping in the Buttermilks in Bishop … Continue reading A Description of Monterrey’s Poverty
Mt. Sherman’s Wrecked Ships
Sunday, I hiked Mt Sherman with an amazing group of badasses who work with Paradox Sports. Who am I to complain about … Continue reading Mt. Sherman’s Wrecked Ships
The Dream Life…With a Job
… It’s not so bad. Anyone can work full time and train hard for their projects. The other week I listened … Continue reading The Dream Life…With a Job
Best. Day. Ever.
That rocked!!! In preparation for Long’s Peak, I wanted to jog up Rocky Mountain National Park’s trail to the … Continue reading Best. Day. Ever.
Hmm An Athlete Profile Video!
Kavu, Mad Rock Climbing, EpicTV, and DPM Climbing have posted the video! WOW! AWESOME! XD Continue reading Hmm An Athlete Profile Video!
Photo Assignment: Toronto WC
Qualifiers at IFSC World Cup | Toronto, Canada | May 31st, 2014 | Photos by: Tiffany Hensley Continue reading Photo Assignment: Toronto WC
Mexico: Escalando Fronteras
The more you stay somewhere, the more it grows on you. Especially if it has tons of bacteria. Mexico is … Continue reading Mexico: Escalando Fronteras
Climbing isn’t a job.
Coming full circle sometimes gives you a perspective of the big picture. After visiting my parents, my employer, and realizing I’m … Continue reading Climbing isn’t a job.
