Garret Smith

Garret Smith has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Starting from 2003, they worked as a USFS Wildland Fire Fighter for the US Forest Service, where they specialized in fire crew operations. garret then transitioned to working as a Ski Lift Mechanic at Mount Shasta Ski Park, where they also contributed as a freelance photographer for the marketing department. In 2012, Garret worked as a Photographer, Photo Studio AC, and additional camera operator at Roundhouse agency, handling a range of photography duties and other responsibilities like inventory management. Moving forward, they worked as a Swing Tech, Photographer, and Camera Operator for Zero Point Zero Production Inc, responsible for assisting in the production of various projects. In 2016, Garret pursued freelance photography roles with NEMO Equipment, Patagonia, and YETI Coolers, capturing stunning visuals for these outdoor brands. garret also worked as a Freelance Photographer for Outdoor Life Magazine in 2018. Most recently, Garret joined National Geographic in 2019 as a Swing Tech, Sound Mixer, and Camera Operator. Throughout their career, Garret has demonstrated their passion for photography and adventure, consistently seeking opportunities to explore and document the world around him.

Garret Smith attended the University of Montana from 2001 to 2006, where they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Photojournalism.