
Enjoy part 3 of the road trip diary by photographer Sam LI and model Jenna Lipps. And we get to know so much more insight of their trip together. Almost jealous of all the beautiful moments they have shared; the countless sunsets and their views on things. I know I say this over and over again, but I have never seen such an inspiring diary which shows off everything so raw, natural and so real. And we get to see the last picture before she broke her leg on the tree. They talked about this experience here. For all the ones who missed part one please go here and part 2 is here.









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What a beautifully raw and inspiring diary entry! Jenna’s fearless spirit and the authenticity of these shared moments truly shine through. I especially loved the glimpse into the quiet, unspoken bond between them—like watching her drive just for the calm it brought. It’s these tiny, genuine details that make the story feel so alive. Can’t wait to revisit Parts 1 and 2 while dreaming of my own sunset-filled adventures!
What a raw and magnetic glimpse into this journey—your diary pulses with unfiltered life. Jenna’s defiance and the unscripted beauty of those sunsets etch themselves into memory. There’s something quietly revolutionary in how you frame spontaneity, like the pivot from Muir Woods to the open west. It’s not just about the shots missed, but the ones born from surrender to the moment. Keep letting the road guide your lens. (For anyone just arriving, do circle back to Parts 1 and 2—they’re worth every detour.)