I love Moab, I love the terrain, the views, and how there is an endless sea of choices when it comes to mountain biking trails.

This time I took a friend who hadn’t been to Moab so I thought I’d take him on tour of some sweet places and checkout some places I’ve not seen myself. We headed out to Dead Horse Point State Park, they just opened a new trail that loops around the canyon cliffs and has some spectacular views and is a fairly mild 9 mile ride.

We also hit Arches National Park, this time I was able to do some timelapse and did one out at Delicate Arch.

You can see some of my new photos from the trip here: (E)2 Moab Trip, October

Tom over at timescapes.org has been up to his ol’shenanigans again and has given us a preview of his upcoming follow up to “Learning to Fly” timelapse video. I can only dream of creating such amazing timelapse’s, I’ve got to give it to him, he does some awesome work!

I’m a huge fan of Timelapse and I’m working on a timelapse video, which has been going on now over 6 months. Hopefully soon I’ll have it to show, but in the meantime see a timelapse by one of the best, Tom @ timescapes.org.

I love the tilt-shift photography effect, here is a timelapse done with the tilt-shift lens effect and it’s absolutely brilliantly done.

Music:
“WITH THIS SHIP” [Mister Speed Remix]
Composed by K. Schroeder/W. De Backer
Performed by The BASICs
© 2009 ORiGiN Music Publishing / Albert Music
Used with permission
thebasics.com.au/

Project info @ vimeo.com/channels/keithloutitssydney
Artist Info @ keithloutit.com

View this video in HD | View the photos from this trip in my Photo Portfolio

Went on a trip to Moab to ride the trails and take some timelapse imagery, we hit the Moab Porcupine Rim Trail. The ride wiped me out and I didn’t get to take any timelapse, like I had planned, but I got some photos I’m happy with.

Here is a video I put together about the trip.

This photo I took about 8 Miles into the ride, thanks Tony for hauling my camera in your backpack!

Leave a comment and tell me what you think. Have you ever hit the Moab Porcupine Rim Trail?