Ubah Mobil Van Tua, 'Traveler' Ini Bisa Jelajah Amerika Utara

Fimela.com, Jakarta 'Kamu tak perlu rencana yang terlalu detail untuk berakhir di destinasi cantik', jadi ungkapan salah satu traveler, Travis Burke. Burke melanjutkan, kalau penjelajahan itu dimulai dengan mempersiapkan mobil, berkendara selama beberapa jam dan kamu akan temukan tempat memesona di satu lokasi yang mungkin tak pernah terlintas sama sekali.

Burke pun hanya melakukan beberapa perubahan pada mobl van tua milik neneknya untuk mentransformasikannya menjadi 'kendaraan petualangan' dan melakukan perjalanan hampir satu setengah tahun untuk menjelajah utara Amerika. Beberapa wilayah asing, pulau tropis, dan deretan tempat lain yang harus dikunjungi pun sudah Burke cicip dengan begitu manis.

Apakah itu dengan mendaki, tersesat di pesona Taman Nasional, atau mencari keberadaan air terjun tersembunyi yang semuanya tentu berakhir pada panorama menakjubkan. Selanjutnya, ia pun kerap mengabadikan berbagai momen yang dilalui untuk menginspirasi orang lain di luar sana untuk turut menjelajah tempat-tempat baru demi menemukan makna hidup di persektif lain.

Sususan elemen di deretan potret ini Burke tuangkan sebagai deretan emosi yang dirasakan kala bertandang ke tempat yang jadi impiannya. Secara keseluruhan, Burke berharap supaya banyak orang yang tahu titik kebahagiaan di hidupnya dan tak lelah untuk selalu menjadikan impian tersebut ke dalam satu hal konkrit. Jadi, beranikan diri untuk menjejakkan kaki di luar zona amanmu!

 

Back roads of Vermont. Last year around this time I found myself wandering down dirt roads in a part of the country I had never seen before. The fall colors were in full effect, the views were incredible and I couldn't really get lost because I had no specific direction to go. I spent a week camping out near by waiting till I finally had all of the right conditions to get this self portrait.

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Oct 11, 2015 at 8:13pm PDT

 

Plenty of time to wake up and drift across the glassy water before heading back to the resort for breakfast. @nimmobayresort @OutsideGO #ExploreBC

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Oct 11, 2015 at 8:01am PDT

 

I took my grandmother's 20 year old van and personally customized it into my dream adventure-mobile. After selling almost everything I owned I hit the road to follow my passion as an outdoor adventure photographer. A year and a half later I am still cruising and it's been one of the best experiences of my life! Get out there! #VanLife #homeiswhereyouparkit

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Oct 18, 2015 at 7:07pm PDT

 

Nature showing off again.  The Wave, Arizona. This was taken with the @GoPro #Hero4Silver. Click the link in my bio to see an article I worked on with GoPro that has tons of information on how I set up and execute my shots. Settings for this shot: Timelapse Mode: 0.5 seconds Protune: ON ISO: 100 Sharpness: Low EV Compensation: -0.5 3-Way mount used low to the ground to capture texture.

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Sep 14, 2015 at 7:06pm PDT

 

One of my favorites aspects about taking a self portrait at night is how it forces me to hold absolutely still for 30 seconds... I can soak in the details, take a few deep breaths and truly appreciate the beauty of the universe. Standing among the oldest trees on the planet underneath the California sky! @hippytree @clifbarcompany @goalzero @loweprobags

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Sep 8, 2015 at 8:18pm PDT

 

~~🏊🏼~~~~^~~~ • Learn to scuba dive, check. • Surround myself with new friends, check. • Attempt (and miserably fail) to keep up with Shay and these island Mai Tai's, check. Happy Monday from Belize! @gopro @goalzero @splashdivebze

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Aug 31, 2015 at 6:16pm PDT

 

The Subway, Utah.

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Aug 6, 2015 at 12:11pm PDT

 

As free as the ocean. Happy campers along the Oregon coast. @forsakeco @bigagnes_ @hippytree

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Jul 23, 2015 at 6:20pm PDT

 

Crossing via bridge or slackline... Which would you choose? @handsomerobinson felt the slackline was the easiest option.

A photo posted by Travis Burke (@travisburkephotography) on Jul 7, 2015 at 7:08pm PDT