Glad you are slowing down and enjoying more! I live in France and never go away in family holidays! Loving watching your trip enjoy! If you’re up Saint Marlo way give me a shout! I’ve got three bikes 😳😂
I completely agree, you don't have to post every single day, it has to be a vacation not a vlogging job. Breathe,absord the scenery, ride, have fun. Vlogging comes next. Thanks so much for your videos, this year no vacations (or very minor ones I should say) for me so following your trip is cool. Glad you're enjoying my country (Italy), I'll gladly buy you another cup of coffee soon!
That's a great idea. Maybe post once or twice a week at most, give yourself time to enjoy the moment and it will fire up your creative energy. They say that the plans of sailors are written in the sand at low water mark, whichever way the wind blows my friend just set your sails right and you will get there. Cheers.
If this is your first bike trip abroad it’s great to take your time and use it like a recon mission to see where you like and where you want to return to and spend more time in a specific location or area. There’s so much to see in Europe it’s hard to even get a glimpse of it, especially whilst also thinking about recording it and producing the footage into a video. Enjoy and savour the experience before thinking ahead to what’s next. Plenty of motorcycle vloggers record trips and edit the footage once back home, releasing it as episodes whilst they are planning or even starting their next adventure.
Oh for sure man. The plans have chopped and changed a plenty this week… heading somewhere very special. This is the thing with solo and having time, there are endless possibility’s. Updates to come. And the vlogging, totally. For me, I do an edit every few days, and yes they could be higher end and perfect but I also love the on the go approach, it allows me to remember the day far better, to cut with how it felt… and not worry too much about perfection. At home I can often over analyse it and not actually end up finishing it, so it’s better to say yeah, rough cut, great, and what a way to be learning. The page is new too, it’s just been good to get some content up without overthinking it, just doing the vlog itself was a big step to overcome for me! Thanks bro, can’t be long before you leave?!
@@Papanchasonline totally get what you mean..analysis paralysis! I’m the same and it just results in me procrastinating instead of getting on with things. I’ve recently been watching an Aussie guy called Joe Ryan (channel is the same name), he’s a great example of editing video, cutting footage, and choosing and lining up the shot with backing music. If you get chance you should check him out, his latest series is a tour of New Zealand. Look forward to the video this afternoon.
Being present and enjoying the moment should be your number one priority (least that’s what I think ha), rather than vlogging. Also if you reduce the frequency of the vloggs it gives the chance to increase the quality of the content through editing (not that they haven’t been great, but hopefully you know what I mean), picking the very best bits! Keep up the great work 😊
Glad you are slowing down and enjoying more! I live in France and never go away in family holidays!
Loving watching your trip enjoy! If you’re up Saint Marlo way give me a shout! I’ve got three bikes 😳😂
I will be sure to mate! Thank you for coming by the channel!
I completely agree, you don't have to post every single day, it has to be a vacation not a vlogging job. Breathe,absord the scenery, ride, have fun. Vlogging comes next. Thanks so much for your videos, this year no vacations (or very minor ones I should say) for me so following your trip is cool. Glad you're enjoying my country (Italy), I'll gladly buy you another cup of coffee soon!
Hey dude, thank you so much for watching and commenting... and buying me a coffee! Im now in Slovenia, so we will see how it all progresses
That's a great idea. Maybe post once or twice a week at most, give yourself time to enjoy the moment and it will fire up your creative energy. They say that the plans of sailors are written in the sand at low water mark, whichever way the wind blows my friend just set your sails right and you will get there. Cheers.
Thanks amigo!
If this is your first bike trip abroad it’s great to take your time and use it like a recon mission to see where you like and where you want to return to and spend more time in a specific location or area. There’s so much to see in Europe it’s hard to even get a glimpse of it, especially whilst also thinking about recording it and producing the footage into a video. Enjoy and savour the experience before thinking ahead to what’s next. Plenty of motorcycle vloggers record trips and edit the footage once back home, releasing it as episodes whilst they are planning or even starting their next adventure.
Oh for sure man. The plans have chopped and changed a plenty this week… heading somewhere very special. This is the thing with solo and having time, there are endless possibility’s. Updates to come. And the vlogging, totally. For me, I do an edit every few days, and yes they could be higher end and perfect but I also love the on the go approach, it allows me to remember the day far better, to cut with how it felt… and not worry too much about perfection. At home I can often over analyse it and not actually end up finishing it, so it’s better to say yeah, rough cut, great, and what a way to be learning. The page is new too, it’s just been good to get some content up without overthinking it, just doing the vlog itself was a big step to overcome for me! Thanks bro, can’t be long before you leave?!
@@Papanchasonline totally get what you mean..analysis paralysis! I’m the same and it just results in me procrastinating instead of getting on with things. I’ve recently been watching an Aussie guy called Joe Ryan (channel is the same name), he’s a great example of editing video, cutting footage, and choosing and lining up the shot with backing music. If you get chance you should check him out, his latest series is a tour of New Zealand. Look forward to the video this afternoon.
Check out Grossglockner High Alpine road!!
Thank you mate!
Being present and enjoying the moment should be your number one priority (least that’s what I think ha), rather than vlogging. Also if you reduce the frequency of the vloggs it gives the chance to increase the quality of the content through editing (not that they haven’t been great, but hopefully you know what I mean), picking the very best bits! Keep up the great work 😊
Thank you! 🙏🏼