 "What is the limit of human potential?" This documentary is shot by Tiffany Murray with LUMIX S1H, featuring Allison Powell who challenges herself to set a new record to complete the Backbone Trail. by Skip Cohen It's Mirrorless Monday, and I love this short film created by Tiffany Murray for a couple of reasons. First, pay attention to the way she's chosen to tell Allison Powell's story. Most of you are still-photographers and experts at storytelling, but being a filmmaker is different. During this downtime we're all trapped in, it's perfect for ideas on fine-tuning your storytelling skills. The second reason that makes this film unique to me is the Santa Monica Mountains and the trails. Living in California for seven years when I was with Rangefinder/WPPI we often hiked part of the trail - Not the Backbone but pieces of it, and never for more than a few hours. It's a beautiful place, and I can identify with Allison's comment about the quality of time alone. "Backbone" was captured using the new LUMIX full-frame S1H. For more information about this incredible camera click on the thumbnail below.  LUMIX S1H Digital Mirrorless Camera with 24.2MP Full Frame Sensor and Dual Native ISO, 6K/24p Recording Capability, V-Log/V-Gamut, and Multi-Aspect Recording - DC-S1HBODY Around the country, programs are being offered to help you raise the bar on your skill set. Don't miss out on LUMIX programs. These programs need to be on your radar, so you don't miss the opportunity to become a more diverse artist! Staying informed is just a click away on the banner below. And if you're looking for ongoing inspiration and expanding your skill set, follow the LUMIX Ambassador team. The group is one of the most diverse and creative teams in photo, and all the ambassadors should be on your radar. You'll be pleasantly surprised at how much great content they share. Check out the LUMIX Photography Community on Facebook too. There's a lot of great content being shared by artists around the world! 
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