Over the multiple decades I’ve led photo safaris to Tanzania and all over the United States, I’ve observed a multitude of commonalities. I’ve been witness to common barriers that prevent participants from creating the best possible images. They range in scope from making photos of anything and everything just because it’s new to overlooking what’s
Month: December 2022
Home » News » Colnago V4Rs Arrives: Tested by Tour de France Champ Tadej Pogačar If Pogačar takes back the yellow jersey at the 2023 Tour de France, he will likely do it on Colnago’s revised, pro-spec roadie. Updated testing methodology, a comprehensive approach to weight reduction, and race-vetted carbon layup structures — Colnago poured
Eugene L. 12.07.22 New regulations will protect Broodfish The Commissioners with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) approved new rules to help with conservation efforts of the Gulf striped bass (Morone saxatilis) population in the lower Ochlockonee River in Wakulla County earlier this month at their December Commission (November 30th -December 1st) meeting. For most
Congratulations to Randy Robbins for winning the recent Close To Home Assignment with the image, “Backyard Bobcat.” See more of Robbins’s photography at RandyRobbinsPhotography.com. View the winning image and a selection of submissions below. And be sure to check out our current photography assignment here and enter your best shots!
Home » Motors » The 10 Best Portable Tire Air Compressors Keep your tires properly inflated — no matter where you drive. The best portable air compressors will keep you rolling smoothly on road and off. Every vehicle and home garage should have a portable air compressor on hand. They’re compact, easy to use, and ideal for
Eugene L. 12.09.22 Anoxic Water largely to blame Even after 4 years the evidence of Hurrican Michael is still evident around the eastern Panhandle of Florida and beyond. In Octobe of 2018 the Category 5 hurricane made landfall near the Apalachicola River with 160+mph winds and a storm surge of up to 14ft. While the damage
Photo By Max Foster The Black Hills of South Dakota cover 1.2 million acres of forested hills and mountainous landscapes. With expansive pine forests, rugged rock formations, streams, lakes and more, the Black Hills offer a variety of recreation opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. One of the most visually striking areas lies within Custer State Park
With the holidays right around the corner, REI’s December sale is the time to save on quality gear for the outdoor adventurers in your life. Editor’s note: This article was originally published on Switchback Travel. From winter jackets to camp stoves and accessories like gloves, headlamps, and winter traction devices, REI’s Holiday Warm Up Sale
Aaron Frimel 12.09.22 Enjoying the outdoors when it’s 65 degrees and sunny is far less complicated than it is during the part of the year we are heading towards. For an outdoorsman, fighting the elements can mean spending hundreds on technical outerwear just to get extra days outside. Does it really have to be that way?
Photo By Samuel Cox “A giraffe drinking is magic for a wildlife photographer,” says Samuel Cox, “that opportunity to capture behavior with a splash of action—to showcase an animal in a different light. “This individual, photographed in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, was making the most of a small waterhole but was also causing a bit
Watch as OR ambassadors Sophia Rouches and Micah Evangelista roam the American West sniffing out spring powder. For a while last year, it looked like the 2021 wintersports season was a bust in the West. But Miracle March prevailed, and the snow flew in spades throughout the spring. Outdoor Research athletes Sophia Rouches and Micah
Everett Headley 12.07.22 Selecting a Smoke-Pole Two years ago, Montana opened up a Heritage Muzzleloader season. Late in the year and brief, it was designed to offer an opportunity to those who would brave the winter weather and limit themselves to loose power, iron sights, and open ignitions. Naturally, I decided it was for me. What
In episode one of this series, legendary rider Danny MacAskill revisits a location from his epic San Francisco street edit. Have you seen Danny MacAskill’s “Postcard From San Francisco” video? If not, stop what you’re doing and go watch it. Once you’ve picked your jaw up off the floor, you might be interested in getting
Rusty S. 12.07.22 There is such a thing as too cheap. We all understand and respect the need for thrift, but sometimes you get what you pay for, for better or for worse. Luckily, James Reeves takes one for the team to ward us off from a too-cheap shotgun that’s truly the pits. In this episode
Photo By Caleb Lawson Today’s Photo of the Day is “Grizzly Profile” by Caleb Lawson. Location: Glacier National Park, Montana. Want to get your images in the running for a Photo of the Day feature? Photo of the Day is chosen from various galleries, including Assignments, Galleries and Contests. Assignments have weekly winners that are
This short clip from NRS oozes soothing, calm vibes, thanks to some gorgeous sea kayaking through Iceland. A couple kayaks, waters like glass, and views that don’t look real — that’s what you’ll get in this brief video from NRS featuring paddling through glacier bays in Iceland. “Take a stunning 360-degree tour of the Online