Andrew Beaumont Photography

Back to your regularly scheduled outdoor adventure shots. These frames are from when I hiked Panorama Ridge a while back with the Squamish crew: @leonorbacon @kitewithben @oggyion @dorota_romanova @marklego Even though this was far from the longest hike I’ve done, it wrecked me! A combination of not eating enough and altitude sickness really make the last push to the top a massive struggle BUT we made it happen and we were cruising down to the van after refuelling and... taking in the amazing views at the top. : September 29, 2020 See more

It was an honour to document the creative process behind @chrischerubs new tattoo. André and Chris got to chatting about tattoos over breakfast and within 30 minutes it was decided that Chris would get his first stick and poke tattoo. They shot some ideas back and forth and start sketching. The actual tattoo was done outdoors next to a lake - I must say I was a little jealous haha. ... So fortunate to witness this act of creation. Much love to you both : August 30, 2020 See more

One of the final stops of our summer road trip was to visit my brother @blulotus up at Summit Lake! André, it was amazing to finally see Summit Lake, watch you do your craft and meet the people that I’ve heard so much about over the years. I know I speak for Leo and Chris when I say we felt welcomed as a part of the family The campfires, late night saunas and dog-friendly kayaking were all experiences I’ll never forget!... Oh and I can’t forget the huckleberry crumbles (and the purple teeth that came with them haha!) : August 28, 2020 See more

Some memories from a wonderful bike ride and picnic around Stanley Park with @leonorbacon and @chrischerubs #35mm

The Berg Lake Trail in Mt Robson Provincial Park was an absolutely stunning hike. With tons of reservable campsites along the trail, it’s most frequently done over multiple days. However, since they don’t allow dogs at the campsite, we decided to do it all in one go. From the parking lot to the pass and back was a whopping 50km! Luckily most of the elevation gain was in the middle which made the whole excursion a lot easier in my opinion.... We had a beautiful lunch at the top and decided to go for a quick dip before knocking out the last 3km on the way back. This hike had it all! Rivers, waterfalls and mountains It will definitely be one I remember for the rest of my life, big thanks to @leonorbacon and @chrischerubs for embarking on this journey with me :) PS. If I were to do it again, I would love to stay for a couple days at the top to explore some of the other day hikes you can do from there. : August 25, 2020 See more

It’s always hard to decide whether it’s worth bringing the big zoom lens on a hike This time I think it was worth it though.