The final leg of the journey. Arriving in San Francisco was going to be on the Chevening I thought I'd never make.
After thousands of miles and countless adventures, we were nearly there. With just a couple of hundred miles to go The country declined in altitude swiftly and I went from over 5000 feet to sealevel in just a few hours.
Completing the documentary has been eye-opening itself. Even if nothing came of it (professionally), it has been the most incredible experience to capture and document the world first using nothing but a couple of archaic iPhones, some cheap lenses, regular car phone holder and a selfie stick.
After thousands of miles and countless adventures, we were nearly there. With just a couple of hundred miles to go The country declined in altitude swiftly and I went from over 5000 feet to sealevel in just a few hours.
Completing the documentary has been eye-opening itself. Even if nothing came of it (professionally), it has been the most incredible experience to capture and document the world first using nothing but a couple of archaic iPhones, some cheap lenses, regular car phone holder and a selfie stick.
Thank you for following my journey; especially those that took interest from the beginning and a very special hello to those I met along the way that have followed since.
The images will come in this post but for now, please click the link above and enjoy the final episode of the documentary;
The images will come in this post but for now, please click the link above and enjoy the final episode of the documentary;
The Lucky Black Cat
Sincerely;
Chris
Chris
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