Hayden Lynch is a photographer, cinematographer, and licensed drone pilot based in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

Hayden’s goal is to tell stories through his work: whether on-site for a local brand or traveling through remote villages in Nepal, his approach is the same. Hayden’s career began as a writer and transitioned into photography, driving his passion to share stories. His work has been shared across the globe by companies such as Outside Magazine, Canon USA, and numerous tourism boards from Nepal to Jackson Hole.

Over the past 2 years, Hayden’s work has shifted to producing films. From ‘Hyperfocus', a story about pro-skier Teton Brown’s drive to conquer high-consequence terrain in Jackson hole; to, “Jounrey to Infinity”, a story about two athletes’ successful attempt to establish the first international infinity loop around North America’s tallest volcano (Pico de Orizaba).

Hayden prides himself on his ability to work in harsh conditions. Hours spent above 18k feet on the summit of Orizaba and days out in the sub-zero backcountry of Jackson, Hayden always feels he can weather harsh and dangerous environments, both of which tend to create the best circumstances for human-driven storytelling.

Beyond the adventures and stories, Hayden continues to be driven by the people he meets and works with, as it is the people that truly define an experience, and thus, the final work.