Video Contest Winner – California Fall Color
Following are results of the first video contest held on CaliforniaFallColor.com
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Green Wheeling — The Jeeping Lifestyle with a Future
Motorized vehicles like 4×4’s and Jeeps are a legitimate conveyance for enjoying the great outdoors. The best way to do that is by practicing “Green Wheeling” — ensuring a future for the motorized recreation lifestyle.
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My FishMas Wish List
After working hard to be a very good boy for most of the year I think the stuff on my Fishmas Wish List is in the bag!
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Lost and Found – The Search for Photos on the Road
Traveling solo up to and through Yosemite I was hopeful that – as a driver without a plan – I’d get more chances to enjoy random, unscheduled photo stops. Or might there be other complications and lessons along the way?
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Southern Yosemite Backpacking Loops
Glacier Point is graced with some of the most stunning views in Yosemite National Park, with a panorama of peaks, valleys and waterfalls, including the iconic Half Dome rock formation front and center. There could hardly be a more spectacular start.
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Richest Man Who Ever Lived at Lake Tahoe
This is a story about how two fish turned an outdoor writer into the richest man who ever lived at Lake Tahoe.
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Cycling Ireland’s Backroads – Part II
Irish culture, history and landscape are best and most intimately experienced on a cycling tour, now made more accessible through the use of e-bikes and organized tours for everyday riders.
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Cycling Ireland’s Backroads – Part I
Cycling the west coast of Ireland is now accessible to anyone of average ability, with the use of e-bikes and organized tours.
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Composing Better Pictures
Taking better pictures begins with understanding composition. Here are suggestions for composing better pictures: Rule of Thirds – the most basic composing tool used by photographers is the Rule of Thirds. Imagine dividing the camera frame (what you see) into thirds vertically and horizontally. Placing the subject at one of the four places those imaginary
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Camera Phone Primer
Not taking pictures on an assignment because you don’t have a camera with you is no longer an excuse. Just about everyone carries a camera phone these days. The images taken by today’s camera phones are of higher quality than the film cameras most of us carried 20 years ago. Apple’s latest iPhone, the 11,
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