Nathan Lee Allen, a photographer and Instagram influencer from Kentucky, shares the photos from of his adventure on a page followed by 100k people.
“The best content isn’t created in a studio. It’s created beyond walls and shot in the most beautiful places in the world. That is where you will find me, and that’s where I go to work,” Allen writes on his website.
He graduated in 2016 and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing and International Business. His favorite activity is skiing, but he’ll do whatever he can at the moment.
Make sure to check out his amazing travel photos below.
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Well, it looks like I get to call this beautiful state, HOME. Colorado, here we come 😄. . I remember over 2 year ago, I thought I’d be moving to Colorado, and had a very short, frustrating experience. I came back to Kentucky very upset and discouraged that I wasn’t able to make it work. However, as I left Colorado, I remember praying, confused why I went to Colorado in the first, and all I heard was, “Don’t worry, you’ll be back.” And now I’m married to the love of my life, I get to build my social media platform and business out west, and we get to plant our roots and build community in one of the most beautiful places on earth. It’s amazing to me how faithful my God is, and how he always comes through. His timing is far greater than mine. Choose Adventure | . . . . . . #keepitwild #folkscenery #wildernessculture #beautifuldestinations #discoverearth #moodygram #goexplore #staywild #travel #illgrammers #agameoftones #earthfocus #earthpix #adventure #adventureculture #roamtheplanet #colorado #rockymountains #mountains #monday #sunrise #rockymountainnationalpark #rmnp #nationalpark #nationalparkgeek #moodygrams #photography #roamtheplanet #theoutbound #natgeo #godsplan
A post shared by Nathan Lee (@nathanleeallen) on Jan 16, 2019 at 8:34pm PST
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IMPORTANT READ: This first photo is a shot from the last trip I was in Yosemite, a few months ago. The second photo is from almost three years ago, from my 23 day road trip out west, right after graduation. As you can tell, I sort of understood framing and depth of field, but had no clue about correct lighting, or really how to produce consistent, quality results. I was just learning the basics, but those clueless, amateur moments laid the groundwork for where I am today. Your journey will probably not start out pretty or glamorous. There’s a high probably that you will fail often throughout your journey, and in the beginning, you might really suck at whatever you’re pursuing. But the difference between those who get to where they want to go, and those who give up, lies beyond the initial excitement and passion about a dream or venture. Passion will die without an equal amount of determination that drives your vision. Don’t let the fear of failing or the worries of a messy, “imperfect” start effect your trajectory and finish. Start building your foundation today, so you can look back and see how far you’ve come three years from now. If you’re ready to take that next step in your creative journey, check out @adorama and the Adorama Learning Center for all the gear and knowledge to get you there. They are simply the best resource for anything creative. #adorama . Choose Adventure | . . . . . #keepitwild #folkscenery #wildernessculture #beautifuldestinations #discoverearth #goexplore #staywild #travel #earthfocus #earthpix #adventure #adventureculture #roamtheplanet #mountains #sunday #yosemite #yosemitenationalpark #nationalpark #nationalparkgeek #california #visitcalifornia #moodygrams #photography #roamtheplanet #theoutbound #natgeo #2019 #visualsofearth
A post shared by Nathan Lee (@nathanleeallen) on Feb 24, 2019 at 7:26pm PST
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