Just ran across these great cycling photos by Jered & Ashley Gruber. Many of these are simply stunning!
http://www.gruberimages.pro/#!/index
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Just ran across these great cycling photos by Jered & Ashley Gruber. Many of these are simply stunning!
http://www.gruberimages.pro/#!/index
Wow and re-Wow. I wish I could retire now and travel in most areas. Some I would never attempt as I am too chicken (like near cliffs) but I would love to have more time to enjoy the world! So many beautiful things on this planet. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful! So many phenomenal places, and just not enough years.
It's interesting, in the "About" section of their website, they say:
I guess that's how they make the time. Not sure how they make the money.Quote:
We have no address. If you ask where home is, we'll shrug and say our parents live in Louisiana and Colorado, and begin a long story about how we don't really have a home. We spend most of the year on the road in Europe in search of pictures, stories, roads, trails, and our next favorite place.
Amazing photos for sure. I'm sure I have seen some of them used in online and print ad's. That's probably how they support such a life style.
They most certainly must get paid by some of the cycling teams and other companies that use their images.
I love to travel and often feel that there's not enough time, but I would not like to not have a home. I actually love coming home just as much.
I didn't start traveling until about 10 years ago; before that, it was summers on the Cape, or going from AZ to San Diego. My family actually made fun of people who traveled (not my parents so much), as they couldn't figure out why anyone would want to leave Massachusetts. In some ways, I get their point, and that's why I moved back here. But, really, they are all afraid of different cultures and new things in general, and that's why they don't travel.
Wow, these pictures are just...wow.
Almost makes me want to try out road biking. Thanks for posting them. Their instagram feed is pretty interesting too *follow*
gorgeous indeed!!
I’ve been following them on flickr for a while now. They have 16000+ images on the site. It’s interesting to see the creative progress they’ve made over the last 6 years of images.
They've inspired me countless times!!
rebeccaC - thanks for the link to their flickr feed!
I hope Jered Gruber is starting to make money of his pictures... I have seen his features in Peloton magazine, and, in 2012, the Giro d'Italia used one f his photos of Passo Giau without his permission.