Hi, I’m Alex.

As many of you, I feel most alive when exploring the outdoors. I find passion in sharing my adventures as a way to make people wander to wild places with me. Through my stories and images, I depict how one can interact with the natural world in a symbiotic and sustainable fashion. Humans are meant to play outside, might as well do it right.

Coming from a quantum physics background, I see the wilderness with a mathematical perspective, finding beauty in details that are often overlooked. This allows me to create eye-pleasing images that stand out.

I am excited to work with companies and individuals that share my sense of adventure and my vision for a sustainable future. Take me exploring!

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View fullsize [2/2] Terrace has some damn fine boulders to be climbed! Here is @climb4sam sending two new problems: a steep face that ends with a slippery sloper around the corner and a high arrête. Needles to say that Rosie flashed both of them ;) -- Terrac
View fullsize [1/2] Terrace has some damn fine boulders to be climbed! It's amazing what one can find given a moss brush and passion for exploration. Lately, the talented and experienced @sarahleannehart spent time cleaning and opening new problems in the area. Sh
View fullsize Terrace, BC local crusher Samuel Lambert (@climb4sam) freeing 'Friends in high places' (5.12+) on Copper Mountain. That's a huge send as it is possibly the hardest trad route to date in the Terrace area! The steep, left leaning crack starts as thin f
View fullsize Long summer glacier descents definitely have a place in my heart. You can go fast, like really fast and the setting is otherworldly. -- Les longues descentes de glaciers en été ont définitivement une place dans mon cœur. On
View fullsize Sometimes, you've got to make yourself comfortable even in the most hostile environments. As an example, here is an alpine basecamp closet designed and built by @climb4sam. It was very useful as we could hang the water bladder just above our kitchen!
View fullsize As the day begins, the morning light would bounce off these aggressive glacial features creating an almost soothing scene. I would forget how hard it was to get there and what challenge awaited me to leave this place. — Au début de la jo
View fullsize As we reached the top of the glacier, on the Cambria icefield, travelling seemed straightforward. There was always a clear way forward and the vastness of the surroundings made it easy to aim for objectives. ⠀ —⠀ Lorsque nous avons atteint le s
View fullsize Basecamp tales. Sam and I were completely exhausted after the ascension. Luckily, we found the perfect camping spot, flat and cozy. After clearing it of large boulders—for which we had to build a 6-to-1 rope system to move—we could enjoy
View fullsize The terrain we travel. Going up the glacier, we felt like kids in a maze. The only difference being that a wrong turn has more consequences. — Le terrain que nous parcourons. En montant sur le glacier, on se sentait comme des enfants dans un l