Through the Lens
The World, One Frame at a Time
Every photograph in this collection was taken from the saddle of a bicycle, somewhere in the world. Landscapes, mountains, cities, and the people who made the journey unforgettable.
20 photographs from the road
A quiet night's camp somewhere in the American heartland.
Rolling through Florida with the Nepali flag flying proud.
A moment of stillness with Machapuchare in the distance.
The mountains that started it all.
City cycling at its most spectacular.
Another state line crossed. Another story begins.
The kind of view that makes every climb worth it.
Red rock silence. Two bikes. No agenda.
Everything I need to live, laid out on the ground.
Home is wherever you plant your flag.
Snow up to the axles. Still smiling.
The red machine and a stone house full of winter.
Two wheels, one village, zero regrets.
Every day is World Bicycle Day when this is your life.
The Nevada desert. Nothing but road and sky.
Where it all started — the NCRA kit and a dream.
Pure joy. The bicycle lifted me — I lifted it back.
Kaphuche Lake, 2450m. The lowest glacier lake in the world.
The road doesn't have to be smooth to be good.
Sometimes you carry the bike. The bike always carries you further.