My video clip shot with pro skateboarder Jeromy Green Earns GoPro Million Dollar Challenge Award

I’m so honored and humbled to be included in this year’s GoPro Million Dollar Challenge video. It’s also extra special to share this honor with pro skateboarder Jeromy Green, who I’ve been shooting with for years now. We’ve put in some hours at the skatepark so to see all this time end up producing an award like this is something truly awesome. To be next to some of these other amazing clips just puts all this in to perspective - it’s HUGE. To all my fellow GoPro peeps around the world, thank you for your daily inspiration and for always crushing it.

It's been a crazy few months, complete with a trip to Asia, capturing content in hopes to make the cut for this video. To see all the time and hard work pay off, just proves that no matter how big the challenge and how bad the odds are, you've got to push through and don't look back. Go out and get it! Ours was one of 44,000 clips submitted. Thanks to Jeromy and to all the others who helped me shoot my crazy I ideas I had. I'm already thinking of next year and what new can be done. Thanks, GoPro! Stoked! If you want a part of the award next year, grab your GoPro and get out there and get it.

Taiwan - Traveled By Bicycle

In this vlog, I travel to Taiwan as a guest of the Taiwan Tourism Bureau on behalf of GoPro to see what it's like to get out and explore the sights, sounds and smells of this beautiful island in Asia.

One world meets new in Shiding District

In this vlog, I travel to Taiwan as a guest of the Taiwan Tourism Bureau on behalf of GoPro to see what it's like to get out and explore the sights, sounds and smells of this beautiful island in Asia. Having not ridden a bicycle in years, it isn't without its challenges, but being a rookie I prove that even the 4th highest island in the world can be conquered if you get out and give it a shot. This is the Formosa 900 media tour in 2019. We travel from Yuanlin City to Sun Moon Lake, then the Chingjing Farm and summit at Wuling, at almost 11,000 feet in elevation. Giant Adventure guided us and kept us safe as we were able to experience Taiwan from the western cities to the highest peaks.

My new friend Cat and I captured the adventure on our GoPro cameras. These kept our packs light so we could concentrate on the road and get some unique perspectives. Especially with GoPro Max, the newest 360 camera. A trip like this is rich in culture and I'm so thankful for the people I met and for the food we ate! Traveling across the world to see Asia, we learn that even though the landscape is different, we share so many similarities with the friendly people of Taiwan.

Thanks to the Taiwan Tourism Bureau, GoPro, Giant Adventure, GoPro Ammo and GoPro Taiwan, as well as those friendly folks who helped us along the way, fed us, and taught us about Taiwan and it’s rich history.

How a tourist handles the Ci En Pagoda in Sun Moon Lake

Views for Miles from my room above Sun Moon Lake

Having a little fun with the road workers in Yuanlin City