Happy Earth Day everyone! A typical hardwood tree could remove up to 48lbs of carbon from our atmosphere per year. The kids have gotten to work to do their part!
Filmed on Sony a6000
Happy Earth Day everyone! A typical hardwood tree could remove up to 48lbs of carbon from our atmosphere per year. The kids have gotten to work to do their part!
Filmed on Sony a6000
A short video of our week in The Shenandoah Valley in Virginia during peak fall foliage colors. Happy holidays everyone !
Filmed on Sony a6000, iPhone 11
A short video of our hike through St. Mary’s Wilderness in George Washington National Forest. Filmed on Sony a6000 with 35mm/1.8, iPhone 11, and Sony FDRX3000
It’s been a while since I’ve edited any videos, so when the inspiration flows you just go with it. This is a video of spring 2022 in Virginia. Lots of cherry blossoms and flowers. It has actually been a really nice spring. Stay safe and healthy everyone.
After a long clinic day, my brain feels fried. I often use the zombie mindset aftermath to edit some old videos and clear out the old video project list. Here are some clips from a canoe trip back in 2017 to Philpott Lake in Virginia. Nothing fancy, just some canoeing and music. Stay safe out there everyone, looks like COVID numbers are on the rise across the whole country. Stay healthy.
The Blue Ridge Mountains along the border of Virginia and West Virginia is one of my favorite places. It has some of the most scenic views and fantastic waters such as Lake Moomaw and the Jackson River. We have been coming to this area for many years to camp and hike, but I only recently learned about the 3300 acre mountain escape known as Fort Lewis Lodge and Farm. This hidden gem has been family run and operated since it’s opening in 1989. I’ve been wanting to go for the past year and a half but reservations have been hard to come by. Their season runs from April till October.
(I filmed this video on a sony a6000 with a Tameron 28-75mm lens)
Back in the summer of 2019, we took our toddler to the Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee. Finally got around to piecing all the clips together!
During the days of the pandemic, we carved a canoe paddle. This is a short video of our story. Read the full entry here: Building a canoe paddle
In March 2017, we took a trip to the southern most tip of South America to explore Chilean Patagonia. This was over 2 years ago, but I finally found some time to put together a video! It was filmed on my sony a6000 which I purchased in 2015, it amazes me how well this camera has held up over the years. It’s not 4K video, but the colors and image quality are still awesome in my opinion. It has been on a lot of trips in all types of weather conditions and survived. It is also a tiny camera so you can actually use it when the moment calls. Enjoy!