Finally gave it a bath, and ready to undo it.
The MUD 100 series Photos thread (36 Viewers)
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From 'In the Footsteps of Elephant' on Disney+
Within the first couple minutes, they had this amazing shot.
Within the first couple minutes, they had this amazing shot.
In addition to the mechanical knowledge of MUD, its definitely pushed me to be better at photography, there are some seriously talented photographers on here...and I think I'm almost getting there, good scenery definitely helps. Went out for ice cream, bike ride by the South River, and then didnt feel like going home yet so took a quick trip up to end of the Blue Ridge Parkway for a mini hike and sunset.
Thinking about maybe purchasing a real camera, seems like a waste to spend all this time and money on such cool trips only to have a handful of iPhone pics that never do it justice.
Thinking about maybe purchasing a real camera, seems like a waste to spend all this time and money on such cool trips only to have a handful of iPhone pics that never do it justice.
Woah definitely thought those were rocks it was driving over at first glance! Amazing.
Bucket list! Will definitely have mine HD printed on 5x3’ framed portrait and hang it in the living room.
Looking good Shen! As a bit of a photo nerd myself, I can say that continuing to experiment with lighting, composition, and equipment will improve your abilities in no time. I'm sure a nicer camera would make a difference, but I've been pretty impressed by the latest iPhone image capability. Great subject matter and great lighting will always get you good shots though.
The hobby is like anything else, just depends how much money you want to throw at it and where you're willing to compromise. If you can, do some research on what type of camera you'd like and maybe try renting one to see what you like/need/want. I've got a really nice Nikon D610, but will be downsizing to the Fuji X-Pro 2/3 in the future for packability, and I sort of wish I would have thought it through a bit more before I bought the Nikon. The image quality is fantastic, but the size and weight makes me not use it as much as I should.
Sand Hollow State Park. Way more fun (and sketchy) than I imagined!
Toquerville Falls (and 4x4 trail)
Did you go up the road to the radio tower? Great view up there. I lived in Hurricane seasonally for over 10 years, miss it.
Picture thread....
Lost Coast Trail, USAL to Petrolia
God what beautiful country - it says a lot about your confidence in your rig that you would venture so far from civilization with it. About how far away was help if you needed it?
Looks like the propane hot water heater/shower option that Turtleback offers.
Correct it’s a DIY Hot water heater Unit that I built using the original water pump in the trailer. I’m using the Gamiviti spare tire mount, and the accessory mount for the case.
Pike Peak Colorado.
Capitol Reef/ Waterpocket Fold/ Strike Valley Overlook Trail/ Burr Trail
