Andrew Upchurch is a film photographer living and working in Yosemite National Park as a hiking guide for the Yosemite Mountaineering School.
Trad Climbing in Yosemite National Park, Explained on 35mm Film
A rundown of cams, nuts, anchors, leaders, and more in the context of climbing Central Pillar of Frenzy, a Middle Cathedral Rock classic
Mile High Camping at Taft Point in Yosemite National Park
A night of rare solitude atop iconic granite in the heart of the park and height of a no-show winter season
Exploring Yosemite's Historic Backcountry Ski Hut
A last minute 10-mile ski tour to Ostrander Lake, deep in Yosemite National Park
16 Film Photos From Climbing Super Slide, a Yosemite Big Wall Classic
Celebrating Rocktober with expired film and a perfect send on well loved Royal Arches Area route
20 Film Photos Offer a Local's View Into Denali National Park
Basking in the brilliant colors and natural terrain that only autumn in Alaska can offer
Lessons Learned by an Unprepared First-Timer on the PCT
A local Yosemite photographer helps out a fellow lost and unprepared hiker deep in Yosemite National Park
A Solo Road Trip Through the Eastern Sierra, on 35mm Film
Documenting the best car camping route from Yosemite National Park to Mammoth Lakes, California
A Local's Guide to Hiking to Yosemite's Iconic Diving Board
Retracing the steps of Ansel Adams for a night of cowboy camping on the shoulder of Half Dome
Backpacking to Eagle Peak, John Muir's Favorite Yosemite Viewpoint
Braving bright sun and a lingering snowpack for unrivaled views and a night under the stars in America's most iconic national park
