The first film I ever worked on was Heart of Stone, a story about rock climbers in the Southern US getting together to open new climbing areas by simply buying land and sharing it with the public, through a nonprofit organization called ...
In 2013 I wrote and photographed a story about Alabama's Little River Canyon for Climbing Magazine, "The Evolution of Canyon Man." ...
It was while living in Tucson, AZ in the late 90s/early 2000s that I started trying to wriggle out of my computer programming job and make a go at photography. I was shooting film then, mostly 35mm and some medium format and I ...
Client: Chaco & Osprey and Southeastern retailers in collaboration with RootsRated Second DP : Carlo Nasisse
New excerpt from our climbing film A Fine Line. When you've done most of the hard lines in your area, what now? Brian Voges breaks it down.
Rock & Ice Magazine is featuring a selection of thclimber portraits I shot over three months this fall/winter in the Southeast US, during the Triple Crown Bouldering Series.
On my 40th birthday, My friend Rob Turan asked me, "With all the incredible media stuff you have shown us. I have wondered what are your personal top five favorites?" Hard to pick 5 favorites but here are five things I've seen lately from friends and strangers that stick out. 1. ...
Filmed this short piece for The Action Fund, a Southern-based nonprofit with the goal of re-equipping old climbing lines throughout the South and the US. Filmed on the Sony FS700, slog2, with Sony Zeiss zooms. Check it out: The Jackal from Andrew Kornylak on ...
We've just released our bouldering film A FINE LINE on Vimeo ON DEMAND! You can rent or own the film here:
A Few Portraits from The Stone Fort, Tennessee. October 12 2012:
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