Articles by Graham Hiemstra

Field Mag's benevolent overlord, Graham Hiemstra is a writer & photographer with over a decade experience covering style, design, and outdoor gear.
Bodega Cove Cabins Embrace Nature With Contemporary Design
This Restored Property of Mid-Century Cedar Log Cabins Is a Dream Reborn

How an icon of regional prefab design found a second lease on life off the coast of Vancouver, BC

Vans Snowboarding Releases New 16mm Film, "Together Forever"
New 16mm Film by Vans Captures the Ephemeral Spirit of Snowboarding

14 minutes of artistic and action-packed snowboarding film in Japan, France, Russia, and Finland

District Vision x Salomon Unisex Mountain Runner
District Vision Teams With Salomon on Unisex Mountain Racer

A rugged collaboration S/Lab trail runner designed for men and women seeking serious performance and good looks in all environments

Yearning For Turning Vol. 8 - Gone Boardin’
The Most Fun 3-Minute Snowboard Video of The Year

KORUA Shapes drops the latest in their ongoing video series of high speed, low flying action guaranteed to make you want to go snowboard

Welcome to Field Mag 2.0
Welcome to Field Mag 2.0

Introducing the new and improved Field Mag—new design, refreshed logo, same great original content

Backcountry Introduces the Touring Collection for Winter 2019
The Future of Gear Might Just be One Retailer, One Brand

Park City-based retailer Backcountry continues to rollout tech-driven product under its eponymous label, and you should be paying attention

Chaco Introduces Grateful Dead Collaboration Sandals
Deadheads Rejoice: Chaco Now Makes Grateful Dead Sandals

Available in Z/1 and Z/2 sandal styles, the Grateful Dead collection by Chaco features iconic symbols and designs inspired by the legendary jam band.

A SOBO Family Reunion Along the Pacific Crest Trail
Finding Solitude Hiking SOBO on the Pacific Crest Trail

Four old-timers trade city life for a few days in truly remote country in the heart of the Great Northwest

Book Report: Jim Olson: Building, Nature, Art
Seattle Architect Jim Olson on Finding Inspiration in Nature

New hardcover surveys 50 years of designing award-winning buildings that organically exist in harmony with nature

Q&A: Artist David Buckley Borden & the Hemlock Hospice Project
How One Designer Is Using Art to Inspire Action on Climate Change

How the demise of the eastern hemlock at the mouth of an invasive insect inspired a site-specific installation created to educate the masses about ecology and climate change

Afield Out Introduces Punk-Inspired Apparel for Outsiders
Afield Out Introduces Punk-Inspired Line for Outsiders

A look at the debut collection of outdoor apparel and equipment from the new California brand

Tanner Goods has Vintage to Sell and a Story to Tell
Tanner Goods has Vintage to Sell and a Story to Tell

The Portland-based lifestyle purveyor introduces BĀS, a collection of rare vintage military garms backed by a science fiction storyline worth buying into