ADVENTURE TRAVEL ENTHUSIASTS DEDICATED TO OVERLAND EXPLORATION
I went on Friday. It was my first trip. It is fun to test the rig and explore. I didn't have a great map experience, and am figuring that out now.
I just grabbed the dashcam video from this trip. It was rainy and the wife didn't feel up to filming us from outside the vehicle. Next time!
I’m making the rounds... just a quick reminder that you can copy your forum post link and share it on your FB/Instagram page and/or the NWOL FB Page if you want a bit more exposure and interaction. Also, if you go to your Profile Page, you can click on the arrow next to ABOUT and you’ll see a drop down where you can follow all of your forum posts and conversations.
And hey, be sure to build your profile out with some cool pics and/or video!
note: if you have any trouble with any page loading, typically a simple reload fixes the issue... we’re still working out the bugs
This is just one of many gems we'll be pulling over from the old forum.
Patrick Tingley: I'm curious, what others shoot with?
Right now I have a Nikon D3100, a Nikkor 18-55mm F5.6, Nikkor 55-200 F5.6, Nikkor 55-300mm F5.6, Nikkor 50mm 1.8D, and a Nikkor 55-200mm non-af lens.
Photo Credit: Photoworkout.com
Devil's Tower, Wyoming:
When I am on the trail, I have three cameras that I use. The first being a Nikon D750 (Full sensor), a Nikon D7500 (Cropped Sensor) and an attached camera on a DJI Drone. I usually limit my lens selection to 300mm and below...It is too damn awkward on expedition with a 500mm LOL. I do have several prime lenses (35, 50 and 85) and all my lenses are interchangable with either of my two Nikon bodies. I do enjoy photography, have several photo collections and just finished publication of my latest, titled "Overlanding the Washington State Backcountry Discovery Route". Photographing other's jeeps in action lets off steam and is good practice (see below)