Just when I thought that your sitting with your feet in the icy river would give you frostbite in an earlier video, you take it to the limit in this one. Great photos, Cameron!
Hello Cameron, Thank you for this very nice moment. The colors are superb, in flight shooting very successful Friendships from the banks of the Loire Didier
You got some great images, Cameron, but you scared the crap out of me with those waders. I kept expecting the water to run over the top edge and fill up the waders. You had a pretty strong current to go along with the cold temp. You wouldn't have lasted long. But, you did get some fabulous images.
Another excellent video and great images. I also would really recommend that you use some type of personal flotation devise when you are in the river. I nearly drowned several years ago while fishing in a river. I slipped on a rock and fell into the river. Part of the problem is that I was also wearing neoprene waders in the winter, neoprene is so buoyant that it is extremely difficult to get your feet back on the bottom. I was fortunate enough that was close enough to shore that I was able to struggle to the bank. Stay safe and thanks for sharing.
You nailed some awesome shots 👌 I’m always impressed by wildlife photographers that work in such cold environments, that’s not something we have to deal with in Australia (that said you can get very dramatic shots in the snow)
Cameron, you are really going the distance to get some cool shots. Your water level perspective is great. I know the Chena River and can't help but wish that you had a CO2 inflatable vest on just in case. After all that you have been through you don't want to drown in the cold Chena. I had a number of friends that perished in cold water. Now that that is out of the way, I have great respect for your dedication and passion top get the shot and share your experience of the great outdoors.
Great video Cameron. Spring is #1 season for me. Really enjoyed seeing those green heads on the snow. Liked the low perspective from being out in the river. Great effort and well done. I was out this morning, though not many ducks around. Did have A nice outing with the Canada’s though. They are everywhere right now. Take care and keep making those videos.🙂🙂
Cameron Roxberry -Hello Cameron. I’m not all that much into social media, but I do have a small gallery on POTN, if you are familiar with it. There are a few photos there listed under kt29. There are some excellent bird photographers on this form, especially Shalu and Medicineman4040. If you get bored have a look at it. In the meantime I will be looking forward to your videos, they are so well done. Were you on the Chena River? Been a very long time since I have been in that area. Take care now.
Gorgeous images. I am new to your channel. Would be appreciated if you could include camera settings (e.g., iso, aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation, autofocus settings) if not too much to ask. Thank you.
Nice video Cameron and changing the perspective by going out in the water shows that even with common birds, one will get impressive images. I am not sure though that I would have walked out there in that cold and worked wit my sleeves rolled up, I would probably have soaked both myself and my equipment within 60 sec 😁
@@cameronroxberry7014 Well thank you so much Cameron, I really appreciate that. 👍😊 Alaska is still on my bucket list so I will with pleasure follow your adventures 😀
Mallards are often overlooked where I am just because they are so common, but they do make some great vlog subjects! Great stuff. Just discovered your channel :)
Hey Cameron, I love all of your on location photography videos, will you be making one anytime soon? Definitely looking forward to your next one. Cheers,
You're a wild man putting that camera in the water like that. I LOVE IT! Now the question is am I that bold too? Just out of curiously have you ever had your gear fall in but keep doing it for the great photos?
Brandt Bennett I actually prefer to use a gimbal, the other problem is since I started this channel the gimbal head doesn’t provide Pugh stabilization for the b roll video I take.. so unfortunately I’ve switched over to the video head. I’m learning to make due though haha
Michelle Stewart thanks Michelle! Stoked you’re enjoying the content! I’ll definitely be more descriptive in upcoming videos of settings and getting a little more technical!
I enjoyed your video very much. I was very impressed by your ability to capture fast moving birds while using a tripod from such a low angle. A question for you. I have been very unsuccessful trying to photograph waterfowl with waders. The problem is that as soon as I approach the edge of the water, the birds start swimming away. I get into the water with the tripod, usually in a low sitting position near the edge of the pond or lake and then cover the lens, tripod, and myself with the portable hide (Kwik camo). I can remain stationary for as much as 3 hours and the waterfowl will not approach closer than 50 yards. An suggestions? Thanks
Well nice shoots, but why in the water seems on the video that the bank behind you to the right of you would give you the exact same possibility in getting down low (just wondering)
ali almesri hey man! So glad you enjoyed it🤙🏻 I’m using the Manfrotto MVH502AH Pro Video Head. It’s definitely not recommend for birds in flight, but it’s incredibly stable.
I know you must have more subjects than just common malards. What about greenwinged teal, northern shovelors, widgeons,ring neck ducks, buffle heads, pintails,
Eric Woody I’ll take your word on it, man lol I’m not generally a birder put it’s just what’s close to home while we’re in lock down. I’ll definitely get out and try to find them though. They sounds awesome.
Andys Outdoors Living honestly I’d prefer to use my gimbal but since I started this RUclips channel I really need the added stability of the video head unfortunately..
@@cameronroxberry7014 yeah that's what I thought especially with those bigger lenses! I hand hold most my stuff including video and stabilize it in post if needed, to a cost of a bit of cropping..
Andys Outdoors Living I will always prefer hand holding over tripods. I just have a real hard time holding 15 lbs up for extended times. Lol. Need to hit a gym or something.
It’s easy to get great photos of wildlife when you HAVE wildlife all the time and in abundance to. Why don’t you try to make a living in Utah where we don’t have wildlife right in front of your house door, dude. When AWE get a great photo here, it means something. Yours don’t, because anyone with a point and shoot camera can do your job there in Alaska.
I really wish that were true.. I work my tail off to get my shots. Normally in conditions that would send most people running. Either way, you should visit Alaska and see what it’s really like to get these shots before you send so much hate. Have a nice day, man.
That was magic. Thanks for sharing
The thing that impresses me the most is your tolerence to the cold...awesome.
Very cool pictures!!
Just when I thought that your sitting with your feet in the icy river would give you frostbite in an earlier video, you take it to the limit in this one. Great photos, Cameron!
It's worth waiting🦆🦆🦆
Fantastic Photographs. Enjoyable Videos. Many thanks for sharing, 🇬🇧
The wonder of it all. Thank you.
Very great video, gladly more of these impressions. Thumbs up.
G thanks Man!🙏
sweet video
Cool video. Nice shots. I can see a Right Angle Viewfinder could be useful in this scenario.
Fantastic Video Enjoyed it Very Much, Many Thanks For Sharing.
Hello Cameron, Thank you for this very nice moment. The colors are superb, in flight shooting very successful Friendships from the banks of the Loire Didier
You got some great images, Cameron, but you scared the crap out of me with those waders. I kept expecting the water to run over the top edge and fill up the waders. You had a pretty strong current to go along with the cold temp. You wouldn't have lasted long. But, you did get some fabulous images.
Really enjoying your content, particularly your persistence and enthusiasm for what you do. Looking forward to the next one 😊👍
Carla Foley thanks, Carla! So glad you’re enjoying the content! 🙏
top job! Discovered your channel recently and it's pretty cool to see some wildlife from Alaska ;) Keep going!
FlyersNation98 awesome, Man! So glad you’re enjoying the content! 👍🏻
Pro tip: watch series on Flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Beckham Brayan Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone for since november myself =)
I like your set up, beautiful mallard ducks I was recently taking photos of them too thanks for the tips
Respect your dedication keep it up.
Pappu Sarkar thank you!
amazing place 😍 great photos 👏 i like your job
Another excellent video and great images. I also would really recommend that you use some type of personal flotation devise when you are in the river. I nearly drowned several years ago while fishing in a river. I slipped on a rock and fell into the river. Part of the problem is that I was also wearing neoprene waders in the winter, neoprene is so buoyant that it is extremely difficult to get your feet back on the bottom. I was fortunate enough that was close enough to shore that I was able to struggle to the bank. Stay safe and thanks for sharing.
Keith MacDonald I’ll definitely look into picking one up, I appreciate the advice
Nice work man. Great seeing someone else getting low for waterfowl.
Jamin Hunter Taylor thanks, man! Such a huge fan of yours!
You nailed some awesome shots 👌 I’m always impressed by wildlife photographers that work in such cold environments, that’s not something we have to deal with in Australia (that said you can get very dramatic shots in the snow)
Ruben Montero oh man! Australia is definitely on my bucket list! 🇦🇺
Some stunning waterfowl images man!
Andrew Julian Photography thanks, man!
Cameron, you are really going the distance to get some cool shots. Your water level perspective is great. I know the Chena River and can't help but wish that you had a CO2 inflatable vest on just in case. After all that you have been through you don't want to drown in the cold Chena. I had a number of friends that perished in cold water. Now that that is out of the way, I have great respect for your dedication and passion top get the shot and share your experience of the great outdoors.
Jon Lieberman thanks Jon! I completely agree.. I should be thinking about that. I appreciate you bringing it to my attention.
Man. That looked like a great day and time. I love Mallards 🦆 they are my favorite ducks. I just subscribed
Russ Lee Wildlife me too! They’re definitely beautiful birds. I’m so glad you’re enjoying the content!
Great video Cameron. Spring is #1 season for me. Really enjoyed seeing those green heads on the snow. Liked the low perspective from being out in the river. Great effort and well done. I was out this morning, though not many ducks around. Did have A nice outing with the Canada’s though. They are everywhere right now. Take care and keep making those videos.🙂🙂
Terry Roth thanks Terry! I’d love to see your Canadian shots! We’re still waiting for them to show up here!
Cameron Roxberry -Hello Cameron. I’m not all that much into social media, but I do have a small gallery on POTN, if you are familiar with it. There are a few photos there listed under kt29. There are some excellent bird photographers on this form, especially Shalu and Medicineman4040. If you get bored have a look at it. In the meantime I will be looking forward to your videos, they are so well done. Were you on the Chena River? Been a very long time since I have been in that area. Take care now.
Wow awesome 😍😍
Kamal Ingti thank you!🙏
Nice, good job on the video!
Really nice man ! Amazing pictures, keep going
Gorgeous images. I am new to your channel. Would be appreciated if you could include camera settings (e.g., iso, aperture, shutter speed, exposure compensation, autofocus settings) if not too much to ask. Thank you.
Superb photos! You are a braver man than me with your gear inches from icy water... balls of (frozen) steel... 🤣👍🏻
proud of you buddy!
Nice video Cameron and changing the perspective by going out in the water shows that even with common birds, one will get impressive images. I am not sure though that I would have walked out there in that cold and worked wit my sleeves rolled up, I would probably have soaked both myself and my equipment within 60 sec 😁
Mik Swe thanks Mik! Just watched some of your videos, Man! They’re awesome! Definitely subscribing!
@@cameronroxberry7014 Well thank you so much Cameron, I really appreciate that. 👍😊 Alaska is still on my bucket list so I will with pleasure follow your adventures 😀
Mallards are often overlooked where I am just because they are so common, but they do make some great vlog subjects! Great stuff. Just discovered your channel :)
Fantastic photos! Took a lot of courage to get them. Just subscribed. Can you tell us the camera and lens you're using?
Hey Cameron, I love all of your on location photography videos, will you be making one anytime soon? Definitely looking forward to your next one.
Cheers,
Nice images. As you say they're coming in, the image shows water droplets coming off from under them as if they are taking off?
You're a wild man putting that camera in the water like that. I LOVE IT! Now the question is am I that bold too? Just out of curiously have you ever had your gear fall in but keep doing it for the great photos?
Do you find yourself using your video head or gimbal more? Fun video! Hope the weather warms soon enough!
Brandt Bennett I actually prefer to use a gimbal, the other problem is since I started this channel the gimbal head doesn’t provide Pugh stabilization for the b roll video I take.. so unfortunately I’ve switched over to the video head. I’m learning to make due though haha
Awesome photography... new to your channel ...shoot on!. Looking forward to more videos ... I would love to know more about your settings of choice
Michelle Stewart thanks Michelle! Stoked you’re enjoying the content! I’ll definitely be more descriptive in upcoming videos of settings and getting a little more technical!
@@cameronroxberry7014 that's awesome!. Thank you for your reply!. I look forward to your next video ..stay well and healthy :)
Lovely work.... but u r not talking anything about ur settings for these shots..... do u mind sharing them
Nice contents! Which tripod and video head do you use and if they're not waterproof how do you clean and maintain.
Wow have you ever had an accident where you almost or did drop your camera into the water?
Love your work! Random question whats the thing on your right wrist? lol
thanks man, glad you’re enjoying it. It’s a memorial bracelet for a good friend of mine who lost his life overseas.
I enjoyed your video very much. I was very impressed by your ability to capture fast moving birds while using a tripod from such a low angle. A question for you. I have been very unsuccessful trying to photograph waterfowl with waders. The problem is that as soon as I approach the edge of the water, the birds start swimming away. I get into the water with the tripod, usually in a low sitting position near the edge of the pond or lake and then cover the lens, tripod, and myself with the portable hide (Kwik camo). I can remain stationary for as much as 3 hours and the waterfowl will not approach closer than 50 yards. An suggestions? Thanks
Well nice shoots, but why in the water seems on the video that the bank behind you to the right of you would give you the exact same possibility in getting down low (just wondering)
Thanks for sharing this great video I really enjoyed it, what kind of the head you're using!
ali almesri hey man! So glad you enjoyed it🤙🏻 I’m using the Manfrotto MVH502AH Pro Video Head. It’s definitely not recommend for birds in flight, but it’s incredibly stable.
I know you must have more subjects than just common malards. What about greenwinged teal, northern shovelors, widgeons,ring neck ducks, buffle heads, pintails,
Eric Woody I’ll take your word on it, man lol I’m not generally a birder put it’s just what’s close to home while we’re in lock down. I’ll definitely get out and try to find them though. They sounds awesome.
@@cameronroxberry7014 im a wildlife photographer i look for any subject to photograph. My favorite are Raptors.
can you share the tripod legs and tripod head model numbers used in this video
Absolutely. Ive been running the Robus RC-5570 with the Lenscoat leg wraps and the Manfrotto MVH502AH Video fluid head!
Some tidy images Cam... Did you manage to keep your elbows dry????
What tripod head are you using?
Great shots, what lenses are you using?
Roger Steele thanks Man! Nikkor 600mm f/4 G
Great video buddy, looks like a solid location and great photos!
How you like that video head for tracking BIF? 😊
Andys Outdoors Living honestly I’d prefer to use my gimbal but since I started this RUclips channel I really need the added stability of the video head unfortunately..
@@cameronroxberry7014 yeah that's what I thought especially with those bigger lenses!
I hand hold most my stuff including video and stabilize it in post if needed, to a cost of a bit of cropping..
Andys Outdoors Living I will always prefer hand holding over tripods. I just have a real hard time holding 15 lbs up for extended times. Lol. Need to hit a gym or something.
@@cameronroxberry7014 yeah it gets quite heavy after a while, I curl with my camera keeps them guns hot! haha
Andys Outdoors Living yes! 😂😂😂
what kind of tripod is that?
Your in Alaska. So there is lots of snow still on the ground.
Eric Woody that is true! Lol
@@cameronroxberry7014 we didnt get any snow here this year.
X🤙🤙🤙
Nice vid! Whats your tripod? Can you link it to me? Thanks.
what do you call that insulation??
Shraman Banerjee neoprene material with 1000 gram insulation. They made different weights, depending on how much you need!
It’s easy to get great photos of wildlife when you HAVE wildlife all the time and in abundance to. Why don’t you try to make a living in Utah where we don’t have wildlife right in front of your house door, dude. When AWE get a great photo here, it means something. Yours don’t, because anyone with a point and shoot camera can do your job there in Alaska.
I really wish that were true.. I work my tail off to get my shots. Normally in conditions that would send most people running. Either way, you should visit Alaska and see what it’s really like to get these shots before you send so much hate. Have a nice day, man.
lmao this dude