Heeeyho Readers! Passing by to share a relaxed vLog walking in the woods and talking - Come with me!

Last Sunday I finally went out, sunny day beautiful for recording vLogs and taking photos, you may have read about that day on the post below.

[Blog #34] Sunny Sunday | Photography | 30 km MTB

Once that post was more focused on sharing my adventures with photography, this one is to bring a different format - the vLogs. It's not my first video for the Steem blockchain, nor it'll be the last. It's a blast recording this videos and it's lovely to interact with you through all the nice comments. Thanks for being awesome!

However, the first 3 videos were more focused on the cycling aspect. Thus, this time, I'd like to try something 'less formal' and more about my reality and routine - I don't know why people would like to see how my life is, but I certainly like to see what other people do, maybe this will work out.

Now, of course this is something that I'm yet to explore and learn, especially when it comes to camera handling and editing. Some tweaks here and there, tips from friends and maybe some equipment investments will make the experience much better, but for now we gotta do with what we have.

In the following video I'll take you to a walk into the backstage of my videos. Have you guessed? Yes, the forest!

We'll walk for a bit and talk about what comes to mind, some sort of articulation I want to develop to make things more natural to when I have an action cam to carry you on the bicycle. Hope you enjoy!

Obs.: I found that the trees movement and the camera shake causes some nausea, I appreciate tips on how to solve that bad feeling.

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Have you passed out watching the trees move? Hah. Would you like to see more videos like that? If you have any tips on how I can improve, leave a comment down below, I love talking to you.

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~Love ya all,

Disclaimer: The author of this post is a convict broke backpacker, who has travelled more than 10.000 km hitchhiking. Following him may cause severe problems of wanderlust and inquietud. You've been warned.