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Nate Luebbe s camper van in the New Mexico desert in May. A photographer, Mr. Luebbe uses the van as a mobile workplace and getaway. Photo: Nate Luebbe By Heidi Mitchell Nov. 12, 2020 4:33 pm ET
Earlier this year, Nate Luebbe came up with a new way to work from home: bring his home to where he worked.
The Seattle photographer, who often had to travel three hours each way to shoots, bought an old ski shuttle for $15,000 and had it outfitted into a space where he could rest and work instead of driving homeâcomplete with solar panels, a battery bank, a full kitchen and toilet, outdoor shower, sleeping quarters and desk space.
Three photographers used weather balloons to send cameras into the stratosphere and capture breathtaking images of the Northern Lights. Autumn Schrock and Nate Luebbe, who produced the documentary “Light Side Up,” talked to LX News about hurdles they overcame to make their “crazy idea” a sensational reality.
Three photographers used weather balloons to send cameras into the stratosphere and capture breathtaking images of the Northern Lights. Autumn Schrock and Nate Luebbe, who produced the documentary “Light Side Up,” talked to LX News about hurdles they overcame to make their “crazy idea” a sensational reality.