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Fares Alti
Добавлен 2 ноя 2014
The Places You Love
I hope everyone is healthy and safe. It's been keeping me up at night thinking about how our interaction with nature will be after this however-long length of solitude that we are enduring. Will we cherish and care for her more now that we know what it's like to be without her? How will you love the places you love?
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Keep Beautiful Places Beautiful...
Просмотров 254 года назад
Had the amazing opportunity to not just be involved in but also film a sponsored beach clean up. It's amazing what can happen when people come together, but also sad what people do to this planet.
HOW TO FIND DARK SITES!!! 3 STEPS TO GET THE MOST AMOUT OF VISIBLE STARS FOR NIGHT SKY VIEWING!!!
Просмотров 5585 лет назад
Photographer, astronomer, or just star enthusiast, finding a dark sky to get the most out of your night sky viewing applies to all of us and is a little harder than you think. follow these three simple steps and feast your eyes on a sky full of stars, constellations, and galaxies. Here are the three websites I use: Moon Giant (to find out the fullness of the moon) www.moongiant.com/calendar/ Ti...
MAMMOTH LAKES NIGHT OF LIGHTS!!!! FIREWORKS AND PARTY!!!
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.5 лет назад
This was so much fun, Mammoth Mountain knows how to throw a party. I got so many weird looks walking around with a gimbal mounted camera LOL. But I'm super happy with the end result. This was a culmination of two back to back weekends spent in Mammoth, and I STILL didn't get all the shots that I wanted. No point in stressing over the past, love how this video came out. On to the next project.
GOPRO HERO 7 BLACK!!! NIGHT LAPSE PHOTO GUIDE AND SETTINGS!!!
Просмотров 63 тыс.5 лет назад
Found a real dark patch of earth and wanted to see how the GoPro Hero 7 Black did pointed up at the starry night. I'm actually impressed with how this came out for it being a GoPro. Does it compare to DSLR's? of course not, but for being a tiny little camera i'm happy with the result. Let me know if you have any questions
VAN LIFE IN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK! GLACIER POINT! ALABAMA HILLS!
Просмотров 1255 лет назад
Epic three day getaway with my bro. Yosemite is always packed lol, but easy to see why. They've had it rough the past couple of years. Forest fire, drought, bark beetle. The Merced river is so low right now. We hiked to Mirror Lake, but it's no longer there. WE NEED RAIN/SNOW. i'm never a big fan of crowds, ESPECIALLY in nature. We ended up cutting over to the Eastern Sierra via Tioga Road and ...
HOW TO BLUR MOTION IN YOUR IMAGES AND CREATE SILKY WATERFALLS
Просмотров 1596 лет назад
What's good everyone, got a lot of questions on this so i wanted to make this video to help answer your questions. Went out to a local spot in suburbia and got to use my A6500 and Zhiyun Crane V2 for some B-roll. images taken with a sony A7III with a 24-70 G-Master lens and a Lee Filters Big Stopper to shoot a long exposure in the middle of the day. This works with not only waterfalls, but anyt...
2018 GUIDE TO HAVASU FALLS, HIKING TO HAVASUPAI FALLS
Просмотров 58 тыс.6 лет назад
Hey what's up everyone and thanks for checking out this video. I wanted to share the information I learned from my February 2018 trip to Havasu Falls. I hope you enjoy and find this video useful. I'm happy to answer any questions, please comment below. Links: Official Havasupai Tribe Website: theofficialhavasupaitribe.com Making your reservations: www.havasupaireservations.com Air West Helicopt...
HAVASU FALLS HIKE AND WATERFALLS 2018 SONY A6500 ZHIYUN CRANE V2
Просмотров 3926 лет назад
In February of 2018 I had the opportunity to check out this amazing place. Footage was taken with a combination of of a Sony A6500 mounted on a Zhiyun Crane V2 using a Sigma 30mm F1.4. and a GoPro 6 mounted on a Karma Grip. Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoy
Valley Runners 2nd Anniversary
Просмотров 3827 лет назад
Valley Runners LA, more than just a running club.. it's a family. Having run with them in the past, I really wanted to portray how special this family is, how inclusive (not exclusive) and supportive they are. I absolutely loved making this video. Valley Runners, thank you for the opportunity! Congrats on 2 years!! Here's to many many more!!
Cloudripper Video
Просмотров 9859 лет назад
Video Journal of my attempt at summiting Cloudripper in the eastern Sierras. all video taken on my go-pros. thanks for watching, hope you enjoy
Yea this totally sux. Dont listen to this dude
very detailed information, thank you so so much for sharing. I cannot find any information of the timetable of the helicopter flights, it is not mentioned in their website, do you know if it is listed somewhere else? If not I guess I would have to bother them and call.... thank you so much.
Thank you bud excellent footage, do you know if there is a attachment for GoPro to attach for a telescope? Thank you Fares i live in Vegas so if you ever want to go out for dark sky we sure have it here, all the best craig
Yes thanks that was very helpful and I will watch this again before I get sometime in the future.
Great video! Thank you.
Thanks you for watching!
Thank you 🙏🏾 thx for sharing 👌good info 👍🏾
Thanks for watching!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
Where did you stay the night before you started the hike? How far was that to parking lot? How long did you stay?
we took turns and drove all night, we got there just after sunrise and started to hike. I don’t remember there being any hotels or places to stay anywhere near the parking lot. We stayed two nights
Do you still need a 3 nights minimum ($375) hiking permit if you take a helicopter to Havasu Falls ?
This is an awesome video. Very informative. Thank you for taking the time to make this. This is extremely helpful. What is the cell phone reception like there? And is there Wi-Fi in the buildings? Simply for contacting family if needed. Thanks again!
So helpful! Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Very informative. Thank You so much.
Thank you for watching!!! I’m glad it was helpful. It’s been a couple of years and a pandemic… makes me wonder myself how much has changed since I posted this video
Great tutorial! I loved that place so much that I hiked it 10 times (2013-2018). You were spot on with all your information.
Thank you!! I can’t wait to go back!
Good job,made the trip in 1986,just a couple of things. Of course there's a stream,but if you drink from it, you'll get disentary. We had a dog with us,the sand was so hot the little fella couldn't walk on it,I had to carry him a couple of miles,and we learned from the Supai,never toss a hot dog into a cold stream. Havasupai means 'people of the blue-green water',it's a beautiful place,it might be Eden.
Thank you! It really is a beautiful place, I bet even more beautiful back then before all the crowds
@@faresalti8561 I think in 86 it was still relatively unknown,the internet changed that,there were no crowds, definitely respect the Supai, they're wonderful people,living in harmony with nature,for many generations...
@@brucesomers7555 I definitely agree, we need to respect the Supai people and their beautiful slice of heaven
I have been through you video which you made like a amazing however I have a question how we can connect those all pictures in Timelapse with speed can you help me out this
Hi Wasim! I put all the pictures into Final Cut Pro (you can use any video software) it will convert the pictures to a video and all you need to do is speed it up
Wow. Great video. Cant wait
Enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Great video. I plan on waterproofing my GoPro with swimmers Moldable silicone earplugs And putting a spare power bank into a Tupperware container with a hole
Yo!!! Man this is how you inform people on a trip like this
Thanks for watching!
This is the most descriptive and detailed video I’ve seen yet for Havasu Falls. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!!
Woo hoo thanks man
Thanks for watching! Enjoy it out there
$140 a night. Sure cant go there.
Is gopro studio free for pc?
Hello and thanks for watching, GoPro studio is no longer available
@@faresalti8561 well thx anyways bro...
Love it
Thank you for watching!
Love your videos. I learn so much. Side note, if you haven’t been, highly recommend Chaco Canyon in New Mexico. My husband and I didn’t travel there for the dark skies (it is a Dark Sky park), we went to explore the amazing Anasazi ruins. The dark sky was a tremendous added bonus!
Hi there!! Thanks for the tip, I’ll have to make it out to NM sometime and check out that park
That fry bread with the goodies is called a navajo taco or Indian taco :))
It looks so good!
Amazing!!!!
Thank you!
Good tips. Thanks for sharing. Big help.
Thanks for watching!
@@faresalti8561 Thank You for the contribution.
Thank you for all the usefull information. Its a drag that they are not allowing tourism till March 2022 due to covid 19
Thank you for watching! Hopefully everything goes back to normal soon and we can enjoy places like this safely
I went in 2001 before it became trendy - 5 days of heaven
I can imagine it was so much better with less people. I love visiting nature with the least amount of humans there.
Any cellular reception? T-Mo, AT&T, Verizon?
Hi and thanks for watching… At the time of my visit there wasn’t any reception. But that was three years ago now, things might have changed but don’t expect to have any reception.
I have already watched two videos but none of them mention anything about the cars? Does anybody know where do we park our cars and if it’s safe?
Hi and thanks for watching… I speak about directions and the parking lot in the beginning of my video… it’s literally the end of the road, that’s where the parking lot is. whether it’s safe or not, I can’t speak to that because I do not have any facts to back up any opinion I have regarding that. Hope that helps, have a great time out there
Awesome job
Thank you!
Great details for trip planning! 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching :)
What day of the week was your arrival to the packed parking? No tickets for parking on the street that you know of? Thanks.
Don’t remember what day it was, probably a weekend. And no tickets for parking.
Great video. Very informative. Just have one question... is their any strenuous climbing of rocks on the hike... or is it pretty much a road going down to the site?
Hi there and thanks for watching... there’s no rock climbing required, it’s a typical walking trail. But remember that the parking lot is a good one thousand feet above the valley floor. So getting to the reservation you walk down a series of switchbacks, then it’s mostly flat the rest of the way. But on the way back, you’ll have to walk up the switchbacks to get back up to the parking lot. Hope that helps
My next destination!!!!
It’s an amazing place! I can’t wait to go back
This is a really awesome video man!
Thank you!
Great video 👍🏻
Thank you for watching!!
thanks the settings i am about to try in the flesh, p.s. i too am stoned
Wished it was open
Me too! I’d love to go back, one trip wasn’t enough
@@faresalti8561 crossing my fingers for spring break or at least by summer. It would be a dream come true. New subbie enjoyed the video!
@@swim10 thank you! Hope you get to go soon.
@@faresalti8561 thank you
What’s that size of your SD card?
Oh I thought you’d never ask hehe... it’s 64 gig
Thank you so much for this - I am totally inspired!!!
Thank you for watching!
This is pretty c👀l thank you for posting 📸👍
thank you for watching!! hope you found it helpful
Hi there, may I ask you how to get there from Los Angeles I couldn't find direction thanks
Hi Mark, the video shows how I got there at 0:25
Amazing just simply amazing ❤️
Raghvendra Singh thank you 😊
I guess I am kinda off topic but does anyone know of a good website to watch newly released tv shows online ?
Lol yeah, super off topic. Wish I could help
@Malachi Gus I use Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
Thank you!
Chris Hasen thank you!
I am planning to go to the Grand Canyon in two weeks and I really wanna visit this place! Do I need a permit to hike the trail??? If I do , how would I get one? I’m sure all the permits are sold out already though .
Hello! At the time of my hike in 2018, day hikes were not allowed. The only people allowed on the trail were those who have campground reservations / permits. I’m sure that hasn’t changed but don’t quote me, check their website I have linked in the description below. And yes, permits get sold out extremely fast when the season opens up in February. Also, with the Covid-19 pandemic right now, I’m not sure what the status is of the trail or the entire Supai reservation is. We have to keep in mind that we are visitors on their land. They are allowing us to visit, and in doing so it is our responsibility to be good guests and care for them and their land during our stay. We have to remind ourselves how remote their little town is and understand that medical services aren’t as easily accessible for them as it is for us. My opinion is that right now is not the time to go to places that have limited access to medical services. Whatever you decide, stay safe...
I want to say thanks for the tips and this guide i had i pretty decent night timelap, would you tell where you found those radio voices ?
You can google “nada audio recordings” there’s so many to choose from. Thank you for watching my vid :)
Oops... NASA lol... not nada
Fares Alti lmao 😂
My phone hates me lol
Thanks for sharing cool video
Thanks for watching!! Hope it was helpful
Great video! What do you use for your external battery?
Thank you... 20k milliamp, it’ll power the GoPro in time lapse mode for hours
The stars are too many! Did you actually see those stars in naked eye?
With your naked eye you can see even more stars. It’s really difficult for camera sensors to capture stats because the light is so dim. Cameras need light, right? The bigger the camera sensor, the more light you can capture with the camera. That’s why I’m so impressed that this tiny little GoPro with its tiny little sensor did so well. A normal camera (DSLR type) would have done better of course, because the camera sensor is bigger and can capture more light.