Chad Cheverier Photography

I went to Death Valley back in October for my birthday and to complete my third double century (200 mile bike ride) of the year to receive my  California Triple Crown award. I have never been here and although I did not take any photos from my bicycle, I did take a couple photos. After visiting such an other worldly place so close to home here in Southern California, I was amazed at its beauty and embarrassed that I did not visit sooner in life. I strongly encourage everyone to visit this place because my photos hardly do it justice.

Justin and Katie

Badwater

One of the few gas stations

Justin, the man responsible for us running out of gas

Photos I took while waiting for AAA

 
My ride

My old bike is from 1984, the parts are not much newer than 1993. It is now my old bike since I now have a new bike. Here is a photo or two of my old bike.

This is my current room, I like patterns and easy to remove design decor in temporary homes.

I don’t usually like to go take pictures with other photographers, but with Kyle Lightner, we just hang out and both happen to have cameras on us.

I just realized that I have not updated this in over a month, but I have been shooting a lot so I will try and put those photos up soon. I have just been so busy riding my bike and all, and after a good bike ride I love me some meat.

I recently had the privilege of doing the famous Rosarito Ensenada 50 mile fun bicycle ride. Kyle Robbins of Ciiair/Gin sponsored me and joined the ride as well. We had some great fish tacos, mucho cervesa and had so much fun on our bikes riding with the locals and gringos. Kyle on his swap meet special bike and photos taken with a camera purchased the same day for 8 dollars.

So, I’ve got this pen pal, it’s pretty serious. I mail her all the time and I like to think I am pretty good at it. I get it from my mother who once mailed me 8 lbs of home made cookies when I lived in New York. My current pen pal has forced me to raise the bar, my old tricks have been outdone and I must elevate my craft. Here is a glimpse of a finished product with some of my tools.

Yes, it’s a home made frame with Bill Murray as the temporary picture