Wheelchair Accessible Landscape Photography June 2020
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2024
- Part 1 - Colorado
In this episode we explore three wheelchair accessible locations for landscape photography. If you or someone you know is living with a disability, rest assured that America offers a huge variety of opportunities to experience the great outdoors, and to photograph some truly stellar destinations!
This is the first of many chapters for wheelchair accessible locations. Our first three destinations are in beautiful Colorado, USA.
1. Dallas Divide Overlook, San Juan Mountains.
GPS Coordinates: 38.099462, -107.871468
2. Maroon Bells, Aspen.
GPS Coordinates: 39.098658, -106.940169
3. Garden of the Gods, Colorado Springs
GPS Coordinates: 38.881396, -104.879518
If you know any great wheelchair accessible locations for landscape photography, please let me know in the comments below. I’m always looking for great new places to share.
Happy shooting!
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Thank you so much for this video, I had a major stroke when I was 45 do to doctor that did know what he was doing. After 5 days in a coma and 3 months in a hospital, 6 months in rehab I am able to walk badly and drive a car, but my right side of my body is still paralyzed. I'm now 53 and still a good landscape photographer even though I cannot go the same places I used to go. The good news is that the west is big, really big. Every time I go out west, I get at least I couple of wall hangers. Don't give up, if I can do it so can you!
Love your videos!
I am a parent of a disabled child and love to takes pictures of beautiful landscape especially with my child in them. Thanks for making these wonderful vedios that will allow me to get some family pictures that include amazing landscapes. Keep up the great work. Your photographs are amazing and videos are entertaining as well as educational.
Many thanks Mani! Happy to be of assistance. Hopefully your next family adventure will have lots of great photos!
Very nicely done! I enjoyed this video a lot! Keep them coming!
As a landscape photographer and father of a disabled child, thank you for creating this resource of locations I can share with him. He's a bit young still to truly appreciate but this will be an awesome resource in the years to come!
Chris! You are in for a treat because there are so many amazing places to visit. I hope to make many more of these accessible videos. Thanks for watching
Thank you! Such an inspiration for those of us who love photography but have limitations!
Always happy to help! America is full of little diamonds in the rough. I'll do my best to dig them up for you!
Thanks for the video. Really appreciate it.
Thank you SO much for this!!!
*Such an awesome resource!* Even for those lazy landscape photographers (like myself) who's diet consists of that leftover pizza.
Thank you so much for doing this series. One of my best friends lives in a wheelchair. She and I are both avid amateur photographers. We are both excited to see other places you recommend! You can't appreciate how difficult it can be to be in a wheelchair until you have someone who is. Again, thank you!
Dear Cynthia. . . Brilliant! Explore on . . .
Great stuff, thanks!
I forgot how funny you are!!! I Love this video, your talent is absolutely amazing!! I can’t wait to see you & Danielle in a couple weeks :)
Awesome video! Only one slight problem.. I don't live in the U.S. please don't misunderstand me though. It IS a brilliant video.
Love your videos, a true lazy photographer, all my pics are on Kodachrome slides, too lazy to dust off the projector too lazy to transfer them, reliving old memories through & living vicariously through your lens!
Many thanks Michael! I'll do my best to get my lens out there to more places. Now, if I could only get rid of my day job we might be on to something. . .
Lewis Carlyle like the commentary also, I hear ya about the day job, but that’s what keeps it real and keeps us in check so that we can truly savor these places like a fine wine.
Awesome video! Thanks for sharing 👍 already subscribed to your channel. Let me ask you something, if I want to fly my drone there, do I need a permit?
Dear Juan, as for drones. The rules are changing all the time so I cannot really provide you with a solid answer. You can fly your copter in the San Juan Mountains all day long. Maroon Bells, not so much. I recommend checking with the park service website for your next destination. Happy flying
Lewis Carlyle thanks Lewis for the feedback 👍