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✓ Published: 03-Sep-2010
✓ Published: 03-Sep-2010
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Outtake from filming with Natalia and David, the Eco-Warrior for the Roads Less Traveled Documentary Series. Nobody can argue now that you cannot get great shots during the rain! And I wish someone had taken a picture of Ugo and me walking backwards with umbrella, shoulder rig, almost tripping and falling into puddles.nnCinematography by Jan KecknMusic by Ugo Troccolinn+++++nnDo you know what the Hermit, an Eco Warrior, a Digital Nomad, and the New Rich have in common?nnIf you know the answer, t
Outtake from filming with Natalia and David, the Eco-Warrior for the Roads Less Traveled Documentary Series. Nobody can argue now that you cannot get great shots during the rain! And I wish someone had taken a picture of Ugo and me walking backwards with umbrella, shoulder rig, almost tripping and falling into puddles.nnCinematography by Jan KecknMusic by Ugo Troccolinn+++++nnDo you know what the Hermit, an Eco Warrior, a Digital Nomad, and the New Rich have in common?nnIf you know the answer, t
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