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Dennis & Becca Walker deal in multimedia production and travel experiences. This means Creative & Affordable Wedding Videos for you, and Baja California Wine & Dine Experiences for all. Drop us a line for more info on either. 

Dennis Walker is a multimedia driven storyteller -- his nose for adventure, eye for detail, and taste for the exotic have led him through over 70 countries on 6 continents in search of the perfect dinner table yarn. Becca Walker is a happy camper who pitches her tent here, there, and everywhere. You might catch her slipping on a pair of tap shoes, bowing away on her violin, or eating a bomb burger anywhere from Holland, Michigan to Queenstown, New Zealand -- and most of the places in between. 

 

We connect cultures through digital storytelling and immersive experiences. From Baja California to Fortune 500 companies, Ivy League weddings to Balinese Funerals, and Maori pig hunts to Ottoman treasure troves -- we've covered a lot of ground. Click on any of the colored markers below for a closer look at the extraordinary. 

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High Spirits at The 2019 San Diego Spirits Festival
The Top 10 Restaurants in Northern Baja
The Top 10 Restaurants in Northern Baja
19 Tips to Survive Long-Haul Flights
19 Tips to Survive Long-Haul Flights

The first thing we do for any trip is figure out airfare, negotiating between cheap prices, number of layovers, and reasonable departure/arrival times. We are pretty friggin’ budget-minded, so have done the most extreme flights (ie: sleeping overnight in airports for early early early morning flights, endured multiple 8-hour layovers just trying to get from A to B). HOWEVER, if you’re going somewhere far away and exotic, you can’t really get away from really really long-haul flights.

Guadalupe Valley: Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay
Guadalupe Valley: Where to Eat, Drink, and Stay

Baja California's Guadalupe Valley isn't exactly a secret, but it's still the most underrated wine region in the world. We've been down about a dozen times now, visiting around 20 of the more than 100 wineries in the area -- and everything keeps getting better. The combination of unparalleled food, wine, ambience, architecture, and views play perfectly off of each other in a frontier like setting peppered with

San Cristóbal de las Casas: a Magical Puebla
San Cristóbal de las Casas: a Magical Puebla

Never have I ever found a city that jives so well with me. As soon as we stepped foot into San Cristóbal de las Casas, this cool (both in climate and in level of awesomeness) city, I was in LOVE. 

10 Reasons To Make New Mexico Your Next Weekend Getaway
10 Reasons To Make New Mexico Your Next Weekend Getaway

Taos Ski Village is a 30 minute drive into the dramatic Sangre De Grado Mountains from the artistic pueblo of Taos. The drive alone is worth making the trip here, but ski village life is the real draw. We came up here to catch a free concert by the band Tea Leaf Green, and had to hop on a gondola (also free) up the mountain from the base of the resort. I dropped about $5 on 2 PBR pints, including tip. Best Ski Resort Trip Ever.

Mi Casa Es Su Casa: Better Travel Starts At Home
Mi Casa Es Su Casa: Better Travel Starts At Home

Getting completely turned around in an unfamiliar country is one of the most important travel experiences one can have, but it gets old quickly. The last thing we want to do after disembarking from a 15-hour-flight is: Immediately get shaken down by taxi drivers and hustlers.

Clickbait and Listicles Are Ruining Travel Writing
Clickbait and Listicles Are Ruining Travel Writing

The digital revolution has blessed our world with a flowering of creativity. But it's also created a content and product polluted marketplace, and travel journalism standards have largely shifted to pander to the lowest and most profitable common denominator: Clickbait and Listicles. Gross. 

Kas Rules Everything Around Me
Kas Rules Everything Around Me

The moonless night conceals all but the high beam illuminated, endlessly twisting road before us. We've just touched down in Antalya, and are now barreling along at warp speed through a night thicker than the bottom of a Turkish coffee fix.  Somewhere in the unknowable distance lies Kas, a seaside hamlet about as far removed from the culture and chaos of Istanbul as our driver is from traffic safety school. 

 
View fullsize Bone-in braised chicken thighs with kale and white beans. The best recipes are 1 pan recipes, bonus points if they look pretty too. While generally all I post are travel photos and videos, with some of the weddings we video/photograph mixed in, it lo
View fullsize We were meant to be on a plane headed for Egypt right now, on our way to spend 6 weeks in the Middle East. Instead, we are spending our days cooking and homesteading and settling in for the long haul. Dennis turned 31 yesterday, and while we’ve
View fullsize Perfecting my non-selfie selfie game - love loved loved exploring Narita on my own for a day and a half. Traveling with Gramma means shorter/slower walks, golf cart rides, and eating at our hotel. It’s been great fun (most of the time) but feel
View fullsize One last India photo: my favorite tuk tuk driver (who wouldn’t let me get out of his tuk tuk until he knew that I could find the MacBook charger I was looking for) told me one of my favorite India-isms I’ve heard. “To drive in India
View fullsize India is grungy and dirty and noisy and smelly and also one of my favorite places. Besides Mexico, it’s the country I’ve revisited the most and have many many google map pins marking new cities and restaurants and sights that I’ve y
View fullsize Jaipur has been magic and chaos rolled into one - this is the Hawa Mahal, built in 1799 with the intention of letting the royal ladies observe the ongoings of the street below, without being seen (they were required to wear face coverings when outsid
View fullsize Signs you know an elephant is happy: 1. Flapping ears 2. Slow dancing feet 3. Waving trunk 4. Wagging tail
View fullsize Elephants, although not indigenous to Jaipur, have a huge historical significance to this region. We visited a village where elephant caretaking goes back seven generations, when elephants were used in the building of the forts and nearby palaces. Th
View fullsize Trying to listen to an audio guide of the Amer Fort when only one side of the headphones work, running from a multitude of pooping birds, and dodging 75% of the people who want a selfie with a foreigner.
View fullsize There is such a thing as getting forted out, but I’m no where near that yet — these arches are magic and I’ve finally perfected the art of getting a photo without 100000 other people in it in India.
View fullsize Ganesha is one of the best-known and most worshiped deities across Hindus, Buddhists, and Jains - all religions heavily prevalent throughout India. He is known as the remover of obstacles, ironic given that this is India and there are obstacles aroun
View fullsize It’s nearly impossible to portray the scale of something from just a simple cell phone photo, both in technical size and in spiritual, cultural, and emotional significance. Some background and reflections upon visiting the Harmandir Sahib (&ldq
View fullsize Quick mirror selfie after my lux private hammam — description: you strip down and wait in a steaming sauna with a large marble basin of water, white marble benches line the room, warm to the touch from the fire workers keep stoked far beneath t
View fullsize I’ve never felt comfortable taking photos inside religious places, but the intricacies and attention to detail in this mosque, just a few doors down from my riad are absolutely breathtaking.
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