Male mountain biker wearing a helmet and Ride jersey stands outdoors in a forest setting.

Racer #332 navigates a muddy forest trail on a mountain bike wearing a Fox helmet during a downhill race.

Mountain biker #45 rides through a muddy forest trail during a downhill enduro race competition.

Young mountain biker wearing a red and grey 100% full-face helmet adjusts bike at an outdoor cycling event.

Mountain biker #26 in Seven gear descends a muddy forest trail during a downhill enduro race.

Mountain biker in purple jersey powers through muddy forest trail on a full-suspension bike in a race.

Mountain biker wearing number 44 racing downhill on dirt trail through pine forest.

Mountain biker in white helmet and black gear races through a dirt forest trail past spectators.

Past works

2025 races

There is nothing I love more than capturing a moment in time. Freezing a person in the midst of exerting all of their energy really embodies my work. From dust to dirt, my style attempts to capture it all.

Hello, my name is Dylan Juchemich

Dylan has been a photographer all of his life but only started calling himself one about six years ago. He has always loved exploring and learning new styles of photography but really found his calling when he merged two of his favorite hobbies - mountain biking and photography. He was recently given the opportunity to quit his job and pursue his dream of doing photography full-time.

Smiling man in grey t-shirt poses in front of a blue Bell 206 helicopter on a sunny day.

“The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do.” – Andy Warhol

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Two mountain bikers performing technical maneuver on steep rocky forest trail with orange bike.

"The best thing about a picture is that it never changes, even when the people in it do."

Andy Warhol

Close-up portrait of bearded man with blue eyes wearing tan cap pointing finger forward.

Photography that captures real people, wild places, and untold stories.

I like to bring out the best in people, then capture a photo when they least expect it. My style embodies the candid nature of people living in the moment.