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Travel and photography just naturally go together, but for Travel Vision Journeys and Ciclismo Classico it's about traveling in a way you're constantly in touch with your senses and your surroundings. That means walking or cycling to experience the very most out of every trip, including the local culture, Delicious local specialties and deluxe lodging, friendships to last a lifetime and a unique opportunity to develop your artistic eye and camera skills as an artist. 

As the award winning pioneers in active educational travel since 1989,  Travel Vision Journeys and Ciclismo Classico combine legendary service with unique cultural experiences that energize and transform every guest.
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Landscapes, Roads and a Telephoto by Ossian Lindholm

8/20/2015

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Intro by Skip Cohen

This might just be one of my favorite tips and images from Ossian to date. He's captured a stunning image but become a philosopher as well, giving us more to think about than just the beauty of the scene. I love the fact that this image is from a part of the world he's passionate about as well, his native Argentina.

He's got an amazing tour coming up in November with Vision and Vine, November 5 - 13. I know he's an outstanding teacher and artist, but imagine spending a week with him with a camera in your hands. Think about how you'd learn to look at things, like the landscape, a little differently than the way you do now. 

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Now and then there's a landscape scene that unfolds in front of me, but instead of the natural beauty of the land, the object I want to feature has been made by man. I've grown to love some of the roads I've traveled, especially when they make a statement like the one above in Patagonia, Argentina.

There are few things more fascinating that the way a road can cut through the landscape. But, there was also something else I thought about.  Every road is an adventure. Each road represents the discovery of new lands, new friends and even our hopes and dreams. 

When I get a road like this, I love to use a telephoto lens. This image was captured with a 200mm lens, just after sunset with a spectacular sky adding to the beauty of the image and giving it even more impact. It was shot at 1/125, f5.6 at ISO 200. 
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    Authors

    We're going to be sharing lots of wonderful information related to many of Travel Vision Journeys'  trips for both hikers and cyclists. Most of the time authors will be Ossian Lindholm, the photographer on virtually every trip, Lauren Hefferon the founder, Skip Cohen with a photographic education perspective and even a few of the participants from these incredible trips. We're also going to be sharing videos and podcasts featuring some of the participants.

    Welcome to Travel Vision Journeys!

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