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Make your friends look like superheroes, use the best lens available, and watch a heatseeking missile fly over skiers.

Giving away $2 million dollars, mountains that almost tip over, and lights for your drone.

A very sunny newsletter.

The best of the Redwoods, music you cant miss and a book that made my top 3 list.

I review my go to drone, tell you about a little known coastal/mountain town, and share a video to help you learn a new skill.

Music for every season, How to fly over Glacier National Park, and a video about mountain biking that will make you want to start riding.

What you need to make a great time-lapse, who you should follow to like Instagram again, and a recommendation from Alex Strohl.

A new Live version of a favorite song, Bowling Balls and Bulletproof glass, and how to get bokeh at a distance.

Jesse Driftwood makes a killer video, a mic that makes videos sound great, and a magical place that is hidden in plain sight.

Forrest Mankins reads a book, a Bike that rips, and a magnificent film about the Sahara.

The Grand Master of Instagram Stories and riding Motos across Mongolia.

My Favorite book about Montana and how to get professional lenses for cheap.

A dream mountain bike video, a way to actually get your photos backed up, and a book that will give the confidence to write better captions.

An article that will help you travel with no money, a film that has honest to god adventure, and tips to photograph the people in your life without annoying the hell out of them.

Everyone is in the same boat of the “Algorithm” making it harder to get your content seen. The important question is “why" not "why me".