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LUKE TINGLEY

THE PURSUIT BEGINS

Limited-edition wilderness photography.

luke@thepursuitbegins.com

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Archangel Falls in Zion in fall, silky water over red sandstone shelves, yellow leaves and a cliff wall beyond.

Archangel Falls

Archangel Falls • Zion National Park

cascade over red sandstone on the approach to The Subway in Zion, framed by peak-yellow cottonwoods and fallen leaves.

Autumn Dreams

Left Fork • Zion National Park

A rainbow over the headwall above Grinnell Lake, turquoise water in the foreground and spruce along the near shore.

Promise

Grinnell Lake • Glacier National Park

Spring-fed waterfalls pouring through moss down a cliff face into the Sacramento River at Mossbrae Falls, California.

Ran Out of Reasons

Mossbrae Falls • California

A short waterfall in a mossy grotto, the creek cascading over rocks in the foreground.

Somewhere in Between

Backcountry • Columbia River Gorge, Oregon

A waterfall dropping into a turquoise pool in a narrow gorge, with a spruce on the canyon lip.

Steadfast

Backcountry • Canada

Sol Duc Falls in Olympic National Park, Washington, seen from the footbridge, with morning light coming down through the forest.

We Might Fall

Sol Duc Falls • Olympic National Park

Journal

Better Than a PostcardOctober 3, 2026 · The PursuitPeople ask what I’m after out there. I’m looking for something better than a postcard.