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It was, they didn't have to use really loud speakers, I think they had 4 church style units and it was more than enough.

My fiancé woke me up early today, we were supposed to go out to take some drone footage and go kayaking till sun down. But the way she was dressed when I opened my eyes told me plans had changed, and I was about to be the last one to know. She had that look of the cat that ate the mouse that...

Love it! Great composition!

I had an old kilby enterprises compressor and a 1 gal tank in one of my jeeps it was enough to run power tools, but you had a limit of about one minute were you had to stop and wait a few secs for the tanks to fill again.

ARB, need it for my lockers so it was a no brainier. It's remarkably heavy and loud for its size, feels very solid. The relay is another story. Lasted about 2 days of use in the woods. The ARB relay does not like water. Lucky me I always carry a spare relay for my lights. Turns out it's the...

Overlanding Photos Do's & Dont's and Depends Look at the photo below, this composition was not an accident; it was a deliberate list of choices. The vehicle was turned around, the headlights were turned on to draw the eye to the truck in order to counteract the light falling on the hills behind...

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Head Room, Nose Room and Foot Room When you compose your photo, you need to take into account the amount of space you allocate to the area surrounding your subject. This space can be broken down into 3 main areas, Head Room, Nose Room and Foot Room. When combined with the rule of thirds, these...

The bigger question is how old do you really feel?! Ha hahahahaha I'm 42 by the way. And feel like I'm 18 most of the time, except in the morning when I'm getting out of bed, or when I try and hop on to something and it seems to move further away from me mid leap.

Yep, same here. I did a jeep trail run, once, I didnt like the crowds more specifically the vibes. Moab is a strange town with lots of different political camps. Kinda like little territorial tribes lol.

OK part one is done. Let me know if you guys want me to keep building on it. I can get really technical but I'm trying to keep it simple. FYI to the old guys, I also shoot film, I have a couple of old Nikos, an F100 and an F2. I like old Kodak film, as in expired old film. I use it to shoot...

As Overlanders we all share in a passion for gear, vehicles and wilderness, that passion drives us to venture far into nature in search of wild and remote locations in which to test our skills, knowledge and equipment. The promise of solitude and unfamiliar locations motivates us to go further...

OK, I'm headed out to capture the images I need for the first part of the tutorial. I'm going to focus (no pun intended) on the basics of composition techniques and tricks for making epic photos. I will then build on that, adding sections on lighting and diving deep into techniques and styles as...

Yes, but I was way SE lol, the only jeep I ran into was a Cherokee that ran out of fuel. After helping him out, I kept on going. I did go back to town, got a few shirts at the bike shop filled up, and got out of there.

Get both, they don't overlap. The real question is what kind of kayaking do you want to do, Depending on the answer to that question, the paddle may be more important than the boat. If you are not going to use the paddle board in the ocean, its not that big of a deal.

I was there till Sunday, place was so packed, I opted for trails in the SE part of the state.

Looking to see if anyone is interested in learning photography tips and tricks from an overlander /adventurer's perspective. Its one of the few skills I have, and I'm willing to share it with you. I can do a complete write up, or I can do a Q&A post. I do stills and video. I'm also an avid...

Fiance built a bed platform in the back and sealed the tailgate from dust, she is awesome. Oh, and I modified the rear passenger seat area to carry the drone and camera gear more securely.

Some more Pics, videos being edited, I hope you find some joy in them. On my way to the Ozarks...