1800 Mile Electric Vehicle Roadtrip: How To Make It Work
Thinking of planning a roadtrip in your electric vehicle but not sure where to start? Fresh from an 1800 mile road trip from LA to San Francisco to Redwood National Continue Reading →
Tag: driving
Catching Motion With Modern Technology
Description: As drone technology gets better and better, the possibilities for photographers increases. And it is a wonderful thing. In this case, the newer Mavic 3 drone by DJI is an Continue Reading →
The Pulse Of Calabasas Like A Heart, Kind Of
Description: I often see freeway interchanges from the air as a human heart. While this one isn’t a perfect reproduction with four separate chambers, when I use a slow shutter Continue Reading →
Last Night’s Full Moon Rising
Description: From high up in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California, where there is snow! Yesterday I took a drive out of the city to check out the recent snows Continue Reading →
Photo Of The Day – Road Life In Bhutan + 4 More
Title: Road Life In Bhutan Location: Central Bhutan, Bhutan, Asia Description: As most of the Tata trucks in Bhutan came over from India, they retain a lot of the colorful decorations seen Continue Reading →
Photo Of The Day – Flying Across The Alvord Desert
Title: Flying Across The Alvord Desert Location: Alvord Desert, Eastern Oregon, USA, North America Description: Back in my off-roading days I would have the joy of heading into the backcountry with Continue Reading →
Photo Of The Day – South Dakota Cloud Burst
Title: South Dakota Cloud Burst Location: South Dakota, USA, North America Description: Living the Pacific Northwest most of my life, this was one of my first experiences with the visual Continue Reading →
You’re Not Superhuman And Neither Am I
Last Thursday I avoided smashing my car in an accident on I-405 by being luckily in the right place at the time and by choice to not be distracted while Continue Reading →
Passionless Driving
I couldn’t tell if my taxi driver was insane, sadistic or had a lump of coal for a heart. Probably all three. I gripped my travel bag close to my Continue Reading →