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Dave Katz (@tenacityinpursuit) joined forces with Ben Roif and Han Rojas in putting together a short film from their time in Bolivia during the summer of 2017. Of the film, he says, "I’ve been meaning to create a body of work that reflects on my values and education. A tribute...

Our friend Joel Caldwell (@joelwcaldwell) headed to Montana to work with Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) in photographing some of the local conservation legends. In the words of BHA,"The visionaries who gave us this great legacy of wildlands – individuals like Theodore Roo...

Most of the time when us at Peak Design think of Nevada, we think of our time spent at photography trade shows in Vegas and the requisite activities that go along with working those shows: getting kicked out of pool parties, riding the New York New York rollercoaster until som...

We first met Joel Caldwell (@joelwcaldwell) after his bikepacking trip through Krygyzstan and have been smitten ever since. Passionate about the environment, Joel often uses his talent to shine light on important conservation issues (check out his post in The Cleanest Line abo...

Last year we launched Give a Shot to help connect photographers wanting to help environmental organizations with content creation. Creatives across the globe have been generously volunteering their time and talent to help a range of environmental causes and this year we'll be ...

In April 1986, an explosion in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant released huge quantities of radioactive contamination into the atmosphere, which ultimately spread over much of the then Western USSR and Europe. It's considered to be the worst nuclear plant accident in history....

'Tis the season to reflect on silent, holy nights. Matt McDonald (@63mph) has spent more time than most living solo out of his old VW van. Over those years he had an opportunity to experience and reflect on role of solitude in our lives. In Matt's words... I woke up in a panic...

Australian-based photographer Matthew Henry (@oakandink) is methodically working his way through the Pantone color system in his Instagram feed. With over 1,600 colors to match, Matthew figures he’ll be kept busy for the next 40 years.