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Trey’s Hike along the Camino De Santiago, Part 1: Kevin Kelly

Here is the first of my multi-part short story series, all written via conversations I had with nine other hikers who joined me on the 150-kilometer trek from Portugal to Santiago de Compostela, Spain. I decided to start off with Kevin Kelly and our talks about philosophy, technology and our own life adventures. Click here to see the full story and also a cool 360 video of our talk about death.

Aurora HDR Deep Dive - Post processing an image from Yosemite

Here's a video that was shared first with SIC Passport Members over on the blog which shows how I processed an image from Yosemite. Become a member of Stuck in Customs Passport and you'll get unlimited access to my best photography tutorials, tip videos, presets, ebooks and more. All of this for less than two cups a coffee per month!

An Incredible African Photography Workshop Awaits

In September 2019 we’ll be returning to Africa for two extraordinary photography workshops. In the first workshop we’ll spend 10 glorious nights in Botswana and Zimbabwe capturing a wide variety of exotic landscapes and wildlife, up close and personal. In the second workshop we will spend 11 nights across 6 different locations in South Africa and Madagascar. Click here to see full details!

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Here's some images from the Camino De Santiago Trek

This was a nice little surprise to find this bridge that connected Northern Portugal and Spain. Strangely, even though we walked directly north after you touch the Spanish soil, you have to set your clocks back one hour.

Many mornings laid a cool moist blanket of fog on us. Each day was usually 8-11 hours of hiking, and we wanted to get the bulk of it done before that brutal 2-4PM Spanish sun started to drill into us. Now I know why all Spaniards take a siesta between 2 and 4!

And here was our final destination at the mighty cathedral of Santiago de Compostela.

And here’s our awesome hiking group!

On occasion, we would go on ancient stone pathways and you could still see where the wagon wheels had carved a rut.

Hugh Howey and Kevin Kelly taking a break on the walk.

Kevin holds an umbrella over Gia-Miin to protect her from the hot Spanish sun.