At Capture Nevada, I welcome fellow Veterans into the raw, wide‑open country of Northern Nevada, a land that’s honest, weathered, and still carrying the stories of those who came before us.  As a Veteran myself, I know the pull of this terrain: the wind cutting through sagebrush flats, the long stretches of open desert basin, the silence that settles in the canyons at first light.  Out here, history isn’t just something you read about, it’s still standing.  

We roam through living relics like Virginia City, Genoa, Middlegate Station, and other historic towns and outposts that haven’t given up their place on the map such as Ft. Churchill, Aurora, and Pinegrove.  Our outings aren’t about perfection or pressure; they’re about getting into the dirt, the dust, and the wild. Whether you carry a camera or just want to explore, we move through rugged landscapes, wildlife corridors, forgotten mining sites, and the desert’s stubborn survivors’ side by side.

You don’t need to be a photographer—just someone ready to step into Nevada’s backcountry with a fellow Vet who understands the terrain, both on the land and in life.