February 2023 Photo Contest

[Dexterpix]

Hello everyone,

As it's February many of us are waiting for the thaw to head out on the road again. As I dream of places to drive to this coming year. I remember the cool places and thing I have seen from the driver's seat of my truck.

This month's theme is "On the road, inside looking out".

Pictures of things you have seen thru the framework of your vehicle (inside or out)

Airstream doesn't have to be in the shot, but it has to be obvious that the picture was taken from the inside of your vehicle.

Enjoy,

Joe D

I'll start some ideas

[John Ware]

From a 2018 trip to Chico,Ca.

[Hittenstiehl]

Nice theme Dexter, and congrats on your most excellent win.

[Oreg52]

Highway 101 near Smith River, CA. Wildfires, summer of 2020. Taken about 3 PM.




Highway 395, Southern Oregon

[Waterbeach]

Great theme!

Here's a couple:

One in Quebec which I named "would you like the bad news or the really bad news?"

The second in S Alberta, leaving the rockies behind.

[Waterbeach]

Most of our inside looking out camera work is video, but here are a few screenshots from the videos. Two in the Canadian Rockies approaching Jasper from Edmonton. And one to remind me of the long, long downhill on the Coquihalla, third gear, hazards flashing, in the pouring rain.

[Ndcctrucks]

it will be DIFFICULT to compete on this one....!

[Bcc75]

Near West Yellowstone Montana.

[Burnside Bob]

Travelling I-5 South, 15 Feb 2022.
Photo 1 Mt Shasta, dropping into Yreka, CA.
Photo 2 Mt Shasta, south of Yreka, CA.
Photo 3 Mt Shasta from uphill into Weed, CA.
Photo 4 Mt Shasta from Mt Shasta City I-5 overpass.

Click image for larger view!

[Starlight Mike]

Originally Posted by Oreg52

Highway 101 near Smith River, CA. Wildfires, summer of 2020. Taken about 3 PM.




Highway 395, Southern Oregon

That wildfire photo might be an early winner! beautiful

[Starlight Mike]

Originally Posted by Waterbeach

Great theme!

Here's a couple:

One in Quebec which I named "would you like the bad news or the really bad news?"

The second in S Alberta, leaving the rockies behind.

I like it when people discuss those terrible 7% grades, try 18% with a slightly overloaded half ton with a 6 cyclinder.

[Starlight Mike]

Some adventurers on a ferry ride then some mountain descents in New Brunswick on our way to Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia then seven weeks in Newfoundland.
For high adventure, not sure anything can compete with the potholes in Newfoundland!!

[Nelson428]

[SteveNdebbie]

I have a gob of these type of shots! This will be fun[emoji16]

Here’s one: my wife who shares the driving while towing our Airstream. After all, our tow vehicle is her vehicle. Mine was a Subaru Outback until it was totaled in an accident a year ago (daughter was driving it but not her fault - the car may have saved her and her friend from serious injury!). Now I take an e-bike to work.

[SteveNdebbie]

[Fjord F-150]

1) Why we left the big city - sitting on I-95 again going 0 mph
2) A back seat driver

[Mikebrady62]

Originally Posted by Waterbeach

Most of our inside looking out camera work is video, but here are a few screenshots from the videos. Two in the Canadian Rockies approaching Jasper from Edmonton. And one to remind me of the long, long downhill on the Coquihalla, third gear, hazards flashing, in the pouring rain.

I especially like the Highway, train and snow in the mountains with the green grass below.

[azflycaster]

Alaska Caravan 2018

[Waterbeach]

A couple more screenshots: Our "Grand Tour" moment somewhere near Grand Falls, Newfoundland.

[silver bean]

I’m not sure if the link below will work but it’s a video, not a photograph, of a moose and calf approaching us on an early summer morning on our way out of Denali National Park.

https://share.icloud.com/photos/09bO...oOBOFmHbbRurAw