A swimmer in a black wetsuit and blue swim cap is performing a freestyle stroke in choppy water next to an orange safety buoy.
A man wearing a colorful beanie, shorts with rubber ducks, a blue jacket, and gloves, is playfully posing next to a large, anthropomorphic polar bear costume with a snarling face, in a snowy outdoor setting with trees and snow-covered ground.
A man smiling at the camera, wearing a blue shirt with patches and a race bib, is kneeling on grass with a black and white dog. The dog is wearing a patriotic bandana and leash. In the background, other people are at an outdoor event, some with tents
Group of runners at the start of a race, wearing race bibs and athletic clothing, with some smiling and others focused, under a tent with orange traffic cones in the foreground.

I’m Krystin — an endurance‑sports photographer, gravel cyclist, and outdoors addict who believes every race has a story worth chasing.

I started shooting during the COVID years just to spend more time outside, and somewhere between landscapes and finish‑line chaos, I fell in love with capturing the grit, joy, and weird little moments that make endurance events unforgettable. If it moves fast, gets muddy, or happens outside, I’m probably pointing a camera at it.