What are Ken Walker's signature techniques for embracing the mountains?

For me, “it’s better in the mountains” isn’t just a caption, it’s a way of moving through them. A few signature things I lean on:

1. Slow looking – taking time to really notice light, texture, and weather instead of just chasing summits
2. Letting the landscape set the pace, not the watch or the stats
3. Shooting and moving at sunrise/sunset when the mountains feel most alive
4. Keeping it simple: light gear, open mind, no overplanning

What’s your favorite way to spend a day in the mountains?