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Jeff Satterfield

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@jeffacrosstheworld
Travel for work, travel for fun. Adventure is out there Personal: @rickrolltheworld 📍Mexico 🌎117 countries, 50 states, 7 continents
  • Photography & Video
  • Following 1.8K
  • Followers 8.3K
  • Engagement 2.19%
  • Avg comments 29

About Jeff Satterfield

Jeff Satterfield (@jeffacrosstheworld) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. The account has 8,264 followers and 1,519 published posts. Recent posts average 170 likes and 29 comments, an engagement rate of 2.19%.

Jeff Satterfield belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Jeff Satterfield follows 1,831 accounts, so the audience is roughly 4.5 times the size of the list followed. Jeff Satterfield uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Jeff Satterfield under Photographer, with Photography & Video as a secondary category.

The Instagram bio for Jeff Satterfield runs to 19 words across 4 lines. The bio mentions @rickrolltheworld. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Jeff Satterfield dates from June 2026.

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1,519 Posts

Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jeff Satterfield, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. That mix leans toward carousels. Jeff Satterfield has built a substantial archive of 1,519 posts. Against the audience, that is roughly 5.4 followers for each post published. Jeff Satterfield also keeps 32 story highlights on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 171 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include beintrepid, were, it’s, country and place. The captions tag #jeffacrosstheworld, #beintrepid, #visituzbekistan, #uzbekistan and #gadventures.

Where to begin with Armenia? This was an amazing place to visit. The landscapes were constantly changing with the frequent backdrops of snow covered mountains. Perched high in this scenery were monasteries that were hundreds of years old, with historical frescos waiting behind the doors. The capital, Yerevan, was a vibrant city whose energy takes you in as soon as you walk the streets, especially at night. I wanted more time there for the bars and restaurants alone. I was only there for a week and really saw a lot, but I cannot wait to get back and explore even further #gadventures #armenia #visitarmenia

It’s hard to believe but I am on the last night of what I’ve been referring to as “phase one” of this summer’s travels. Tomorrow I’ll head home for a few days, and then head off for a complete change of scenery on the beaches of Mexico. The last two months have been challenging, as my stomach and allergies have failed to cooperate far more than any of my past travels. But it was a small price to pay to explore countries that I never dreamed of visiting when I started traveling 15 years ago, and the amazing people I met along the way. I’ll have more to recap when I post my pics from Georgia in a few days. For now; thanks for following along. It’s time for a break, but there is still a lot more to come in the next couple of months #jeffacrosstheworld
Over two months into this trip and a little over a week to go before I return home for a short break from traveling, but true to form still a week or two behind in posting

Kyrgyzstan is one of the most epic countries I have visited. The landscapes were so unbelievable. You never knew what was waiting behind the next corner, be it mountains, lakes, forest, or the otherworldly Fairytale Canyon. This is a country that is high on my list of places I would like to return to someday and see more of, because I felt like I only scratched the surface of what this place has to offer. I didn’t even include pictures of Bishkek, the capital, because I just had so much I wanted to post from just three days in the country’s nature. It lives up to the hype #jeffacrosstheworld #beintrepid #kyrgyzstan #visitkyrgyzstan
My time in Kazakhstan was limited but memorable. We had a little time in Almaty to explore some old Soviet monuments, but the highlights were really the lakes and canyons I got to explore before crossing the border. Kaindy Lake was the highlight for me, the sunken forest with the greenish lake color. But the nearby Kolsay Lake also provided some beauty and Charyn Canyon was an adventure I had been waiting for through my travels in Central Asia. Kazakhstan is a huge country and I’d love to make it back someday to see more of this beautiful nature #jeffacrosstheworld #beintrepid #kazahstan #visitkazakhstan
Tajikistan is a country with a lot of natural beauty. 93% of it is covered by mountains. The highlight of my trip was easily Iskanderkul, the glacial lake at high altitudes with valleys and waterfalls making for some great nearby hiking

93% of Tajikistan’s buildings are also feature a picture of their president… it’s a slight exaggeration, but you can always tell the type of government a country has by the number of pictures you see of their president displayed on buildings. He’s been in power since 1994. I saw similarities between Dushanbe, Tajikistan’s capital, and Ashgabat, especially in how grandiose many of the buildings and monuments were. A lot of the city is under construction to add even more. But Dushanbe lacked the fakeness that Ashgabat had. Normal people roamed the streets and appeared to have a life in the city

It’s a country I’d like to go back and see more of. The cities I felt like I got the idea, but there is so much nature to explore that I felt like I really only scratched the surface of what makes the country beautiful #jeffacrosstheworld #beintrepid
The many metro stations of Tashkent. I must have visited at least 20 stations. You could just buy one ticket and ride the four different metro lines as long as you wanted. So I did that for almost three hours. It helped that the weather was poor outside and this was the most scenic thing to do. My favorite was the metro stop closest to my hotel, picture 5, which was space themed. I still have about half the metro to ride so it’s a good reason to go back to Tashkent #jeffacrosstheworld #beintrepid #visituzbekistan #uzbekistan
After the weirdness of Turkmenistan, I welcomed the return of tourist crowds and touristy places when I crossed the border into Uzbekistan. A country with multiple Silk Road-era living museums, I found a lot to enjoy about the country

Khiva was our first stop, and my favorite of all four. It was incredibly walkable and photogenic, looked great at night, and had a number of scenic restaurants. Bukhara had a lot to offer but felt mostly repetitive in between Khiva and Samarkand. Samarkand was a photographer’s dream, but was a lot more spaced out than the other two. I had one other stop in Uzbekistan, but I’m saving my adventures on the metro in Tashkent for a separate post #jeffacrosstheworld #beintrepid #visituzbekistan #uzbekistan
The Darvaza Gas Crater is what made me originally interested in traveling to Turkmenistan. It just looked like such a unique place to go that I thought this was a place I had to visit. Last week I finally was able to go

In 1971 the Soviets were drilling for oil when the rig collapsed. Fearing the gases would spread, they set it on fire. 55 years later that fire is still burning

My first reaction when I saw the crater was “is that it?” You can see one of my photos on the last page. Advertising photos for the crater use photos from a long time ago, when the reality is the fire has been dimming in recent years and may not last much longer.

Thankfully when the sun went down, the crater lit up, and you can see why it is nicknamed the Gates of Hell. It was still every bit as impressive as I had seen in photos. My favorite photo I took just before sunrise from a nearby hill

How do you get there? Your tour will almost certainly include it. Either you cross the border in Uzbekistan and visit drive 6 hours along poorly paved and bumpy roads to get there before continuing to Ashgabat. Or you come from Ashgabat and drive for 4 hours along poorly paved and bumpy roads. You stay at a nearby yurt camp where you can walk to the site in short time. It is very warm and smells like gas near the crater, but you won’t notice it at camp

All in all I’m glad I made it while I still could, and it would not surprise me to read that it no longer exists in a few years #jeffacrosstheworld #beintrepid
Turkmenistan… where do I begin? Ashgabat, the capital, is known as “the White City” because every building is marble and white. Cars can only be white(or silver or gold). Everything is grandiose. There are monuments everywhere. It’s a city that broke many Guinness World Records. And then at night the place lights up like it’s Vegas

It’s also profoundly weird. The vibes are off. Most, if not all, of the apartment buildings are empty. Like completely hollow. I’m not sure anyone lives there. Parks are empty. The streets are walked only by people who work. We got to ride the world’s largest indoor Ferris wheel, which they started just for us, and then they wouldn’t tell us how many people ride it per year

Some of the things banned in the city include facial hair and long hair on men, theater, opera, video games, car radio, and lip syncing.

You can only visit Turkmenistan by tour. I went with Intrepid. GAdventures also goes. The visa process was confusing and there are a lot of fees, but I think they’ve relaxed the guidelines recently and will relax them even more in the coming months. Internet use is heavily restricted and VPNs generally won’t work. But I found that I was able to walk around freely and didn’t felt watched. A lot of the military, police, and border crossing guards were very friendly. Just don’t take pictures of them or any building they are in front of. The locals were very nice and many approached us to ask if they could take pictures with us. My tour did take me into the villages to see how real Turkmen live. So a lot of the information that is out there about traveling in Turkmenistan is out of date

Ashgabat is undoubtedly impressive, but hollow. It really has to be seen to be believed. My experience was mostly positive but the weirdness and fakeness of it will stay with me. I think the government is making a push to increase tourism so it will be interesting to see how things change in the coming years. I am glad I went but I am also happy to be gone, even if it means encountering more tourists #jeffacrosstheworld
The second half of my travels through Morocco brought lots of surprises. Once we got away from the medinas and the city life, the country really never stopped surprising in the best ways. The palm groves and the valleys and the canyons gave us a diverse collection of dramatic scenery to constantly wow you. The highlight was easily the M’Goun Valley, featuring a hike through my favorite scenery we saw and a homestay with an amazing family. Eventually I made it back to Marrakesh to enjoy my last few days with some rooftop bars and restaurants.

Now a little over a month into my travel it’s time to shift gears and head to Asia for the next couple of weeks, starting with Turkmenistan #jeffacrosstheworld #visitmorocco #beintrepid
Place is bustling

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Jeff Satterfield's engagement

Jeff Satterfield's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.19%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 46 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Jeff Satterfield's posts, at 170 likes and 29 comments on average, about 5.9 likes per comment.

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Who is Jeff Satterfield?

Jeff Satterfield (@jeffacrosstheworld) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Photography & Video. Jeff Satterfield uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Jeff Satterfield runs to 19 words across 4 lines.

How many followers does Jeff Satterfield have?

Jeff Satterfield has 8,264 followers on Instagram (8.3K). Jeff Satterfield follows 1,831 accounts, so the audience is roughly 4.5 times the size of the list followed. Jeff Satterfield has built a substantial archive of 1,519 posts.

What is Jeff Satterfield's engagement rate?

Jeff Satterfield's engagement rate on Instagram is 2.19%, between 1% and 3%, or 1 to 3 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 46 followers. Comments stay close to likes on Jeff Satterfield's posts, at 170 likes and 29 comments on average, about 5.9 likes per comment.

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Flinque files Jeff Satterfield under Photographer, with Photography & Video as a secondary category. Of the 10 most recent posts shown for Jeff Satterfield, 9 are carousels and 1 is a single image. The 10 recent Instagram captions Flinque holds for Jeff Satterfield repeatedly use the words beintrepid, were, it’s, country and place. Jeff Satterfield's captions carry hashtags such as #jeffacrosstheworld, #beintrepid and #visituzbekistan. Jeff Satterfield writes those captions mainly in English. Jeff Satterfield keeps 32 story highlights, which open with a free Flinque account.

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