Tim Wheat is an activist, writer, and photographer whose work has been deeply influenced by his commitment to disability rights and social justice. Born with a passion for storytelling, Tim channeled his advocacy into Access Across America, a transformative journey he embarked on in 2002. Traveling across the United States by bike, Tim documented the landscapes, people, and systemic barriers he encountered, creating a photographic archive that tells a compelling story of resilience and advocacy.

Tim’s photography blends technical skill with a clear purpose, focusing on accessibility issues, personal stories, and the environments that shape them. His images capture the lives of individuals with disabilities, moments of activism, and the beauty of the American landscape, juxtaposing human challenges with natural wonder.

Tim honed his skills on the road, mastering composition, lighting, and perspective to visually narrate the stories he encountered. His photos serve not only as documentation but also as powerful tools for change, highlighting both the struggles and triumphs of the disability community.

Today, Tim’s work continues to inspire, standing as a testament to the power of photography to drive awareness, foster empathy, and advocate for a more inclusive society.