Category Archives: Off Road Adventures

Putting an image together…surprising what comes out compared to what goes in

Recently I’ve played with creating a few composite images.  It’s been a fun exercise, and I’ve been using Photoshop features that I just don’t regularly use.  Lots of fun!  Today I played with another composite idea.  It isn’t done, but it’s coming along.  Thought you might like to see what went in, and what’s come [...]

Photographing Arizona Podcast Episode 18 – A Digital Photographer’s HDR Workflow

 

Coming in September……..the first full length video class from R.L. Charpentier Photography!  A Digital Photographer’s HDR Workflow. I’ve taken the 2 day HDR workflow class that I teach out at the Vulture Mine and made a full length video class out of it.  The kicker?  It’s not the Vulture Mine where this video course takes [...]

North Rim of the Grand Canyon….Or, “Getting to the Point”

Last week I set off to do something I haven’t done before.  Time on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.  Until last week I’d never been there.  But man, I’ve been closer to the North Rim then I thought.  Vermillion Cliffs?  Yeah, right around the corner folks. Needing to step away for a few [...]

The Off Road Airstreamer…..

Over the course of the past year I keep seeing a funny set of search terms on my blog used together.  “Off Road Airstream.” Google and the rest have been sending me more and more referrals based on that search criteria.  Folks are figuring out whether or not they can off road with an Airstream?  [...]

Sometimes you need a getaway

I’ve returned!  Most likely, you didn’t even know I was gone……   Well, a few blog posts missed over a few days might have been an indicator.  Or you might have thought I was burned out on blogging. Nah, not burned out on blogging.  Just burned out.  I needed to get out of “Dodge” as it [...]

What’s that landscape photographer doing in a studio?

Over the past few months I’m sure you’ve noticed a major change here at the Airstream Chronicles.  Normally you’d see landscape after landscape.  But lately people are sprinkled in.  It’s kind of adding a dash of salt to a dish you’re working on…… To the fans out there, don’t worry.  Landscapes still happen here.  HDR [...]

The Black Pine Turbo Tent put up with a lot!

A nod has to be given to the Turbo Tent that I added to the truck’s inventory last year. I got it on the cheap through Overstock.com when I started planning for workshops figuring it would be convenient for participants. Sure enough, it is. I’d learned about the Turbo Tent last year through Overland Journal.  [...]