Mad Moose Rentals

Off-Road & Watersports Outfitter · St. George, Utah · 2020–Present

Years of Adventure Photography for a Growing Outfitter

Mad Moose Rentals was my first real commercial client, and the relationship never stopped. What started as a single unpaid campaign shoot turned into a running archive of side-by-side, jet ski, and canyoneering photography across Sand Hollow, the trails outside Zion, and Quail Reservoir, shot in bursts over several years as the company grew.

Rental fleet photography has a specific job: make someone who has never driven a side-by-side want to book one today. That means the machine kicking up real sand on a real trail, not a product shot in a parking lot, and it means covering the whole experience, solo runs, group tours, water, and the quieter overlook moments in between.

Mad Moose Rentals side-by-side kicking up sand on the beach at Sand Hollow Reservoir with a branded flag and mountains in the background
Polaris RZR side-by-side kicking up a wall of sand while cresting a dune with red rock cliffs behind it
Aerial drone shot of two side-by-sides riding a desert trail with the mountains near Zion in the background
Aerial view of three side-by-sides riding a winding desert trail near a red rock canyon
Riders resting against their side-by-sides beneath a balanced rock formation on the Jurassic Park trail
Group tour of four side-by-sides with guests posing together at a red rock overlook
Jet ski rider carving a turn with spray flying, red rock canyon and lake in the background
Guides preparing ropes and gear for a rappelling adventure tour at the edge of a box canyon
Red sand dune desert landscape at Competition Hill in southern Utah
Mad Moose mascot in costume leaning against a side-by-side, overlooking the desert valley at golden hour

Photography Built to Sell the Adventure

The images get used across booking pages, social, and on-site signage, so they have to do double duty: look good enough to stop a scroll, and honest enough that the ride matches what got promised. That means real dust, real speed, and real terrain, shot across named trail features like Jurassic Park, Competition Hill, and Sand Hollow Beach rather than a single generic backdrop reused for everything.

A rental fleet also needs more than hero shots. Group tours need photos that make a group booking look fun rather than crowded. The mascot needs a personality, not just a logo. And the quieter moments, gear checks, overlooks, guests catching their breath, do as much to sell the experience as the action does.

Have a fleet, a tour, or an experience that needs to look as good as it actually is? Let’s talk →