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A 3 Month Photographer’s Road Trip – Day 91, The End
Once upon a time there was a guy, his family, a bunch of cameras, a Super Camper and lots of passionate ideas. No sponsors. No backup team – Just the open road, a sense of adventure and three months to … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, color, Fine Art, journal, musings, National Park, nature, silver, technique, travel
Tagged 2013, american photographer, american pictorialist, art study, beauty, color, film, fine art, first aid, gavin seim, journal, national park, nature, photographics, podcast, road trip, Seim Photography, silver, technique, touring, travel, video
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Midnight Naranga, Saguaro – Mesa Arizona
It was night. Obviously… But it was more than that. There were a few stars, but more than that, there was this orange glow hitting the sky from the city as we camped in the hills, enjoying the warm weather … Continue reading
