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 ...
Excited to announce the release of our trailer for Who Owns Water, which I am producing in collaboration with Michael and David Hanson Who Owns Water - Official Trailer from Andrew Kornylak on Vimeo.
My first photo in a magazine was a self-portrait, hand pulling a lead rope up a limestone cave in So. Arizona. Outside Magazine Sept 2002. It took two more years to get my first real editorial assignment, a week-long junket for the magazine Hooked on the Outdoors. Armed with my ...
After nearly a month of paddling, David and Michael Hanson have reached the Gulf of Mexico for our documentary project, Who Owns Water. Check out this cool ass Flickr interactive map of our travels:
I've been neglecting you, poor Monkey. I promise I will bring you more updates to eat. I'll start here: I've begun shooting with Michael and David Hanson on this water documentary project, "Who Owns Water?" We've put together a website where you can follow along: www.whoownsowater.org Check out the ...
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A Few Portraits from The Stone Fort, Tennessee. October 12 2012:
Verse mashup with some photographs from the Triple Crown Bouldering Series finals at the Stone Fort
Manpower: A seven-day climbing expedition in Canyonlands, Utah by mountain bike. (Part 2)
Manpower: A seven-day climbing expedition in Canyonlands, Utah by mountain bike (Part 1)
Video for the first leg of the Triple Crown Bouldering Series 2009 - Hound Ears, North Carolina
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