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Journey 010 – Southern Saskatchewan

Steve Ebert — Thu, 18 Sep 2014 22:03:33 +0000

For the 10th installment of our Journeys series Ben Giesbrecht brought some of our shades along on an exploration of the prairies of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan. Most people have an idea of Southern Saskatchewan as flat, boring land – in Ben’s words “When people think about Saskatchewan, they don’t often associate it with anything but painfully flat fields, farms and roads that stretch out for hundreds of miles without the slightest turn or change of pitch. They aren’t wrong. Recently, we found ourselves in the southernmost part of the province that borders on North Dakota, these are a few rare cool places we found hidden deep within the featureless land.” See some selects from Ben’s Journey below, and check out the full photo essay HERE.

Journey 009 – California Coastline

Steve Ebert — Thu, 18 Sep 2014 20:21:31 +0000

For the 9th installment of our Journeys series, we follow along with Shaun Daley as he travels in a vintage RV down the coast from Portland, Oregon to the Mexican Border. Waves were hard to come by so Shaun and his sidekick, Taylor, had to find other ways to pass the time. See some selects from Shaun’s Journey below or check out the entire photo essay HERE.

See more of Shaun’s work at www.cargocollective.com/shaundaleyphoto

Journey 007 – The Road to Glacier

Steve Ebert — Wed, 23 Jul 2014 00:50:15 +0000

One of our in-house designers, Steve Ebert, recently went on a 2,600 mile roadtrip in a loop around the Northwest and brought some of our shades along. The trip began from our hometown of Portland, OR and snaked through Idaho, into Yellowstone and finally up through Glacier National Park. Just after the 4th of July, the trip coincided with some of the busiest times of the year at the two National Parks, but also provided some amazing weather and views.

Check out some of Steve’s photos below and see his entire photo essay HERE.

See Steve’s full photo essay HERE and see more of his work on Instagram: @usefulinformation