Your channel is seriously one of the best for photography and explaining camera gear. How you only have 35k subscribers is beyond me. Keep up the amazing work.
Your video is surreal, it's so wonderful to follow you around and see some breathtaking landscapes, It's good you spent some quality time with them 😍💜😍💜😍
You certainly made the right choice to hang out in the one area. We camp out in those areas for 2 to 3 days at a time. Often you can be surprised by the gems that show up when we least expect it. Really nice video Todd. You sounded so relaxed on that trip. All the best
Wonderful choice of location, nice nice shots. Thanks as always. (Would love to know a little bit about the geology of that region though). ... Happy new year too.
I can definitely say that it was one of the most beautiful landscape photography videos I have come across. it tastes like a documentary, but it also reflects your inner world. By the way, I also enjoyed watching your studio training videos. Thank you for your hard work and sharing with us. As it was said in the previous comments, I am sure that you will reach a much larger mass of people with this quality.
“Making it to the end of your video”…. Ha, i didn’t want it to end. As others have said, great production value, and love that look you’ve crafted with your still photos you show.
Hi Todd! What a great channel. I've been watching video/photography youtubers for years and when I stumbled upon your channel I knew it was an instant winner. So much style and panache. Every shot, and ptc is deliberate and measured in the best way. Your audio is fantastic. And you let your videos breathe, which is so very rare on this platform. Keep up the great work!
Definitely this place is on my bucket list for sure. The video was awesome thank you for that amazing journey you took us all that watch this video. Now was the camera that fell the R5? That was an awesome outro! I mean awesome because it was unexpected but not awesome if you camera got damage. Well happy new year for you as well.
I love that you aren't afraid to blow out the sky; so many photographers make such an issue over that. Glen Canyon, I'll have to add that to my list; not sure if you have been to Gold Butte National Park, but that's another magical place; you need the Range Rover for that location as well. You always have amazing images and inspiring videography!
Great video, Todd. Funny how you mention spending too much time on the road driving to/from various locations. This same thing happened to me when I visited Utah last year. Your video has inspired me to consider going back next year & focusing on a much smaller geographical area! If you’re willing to divulge, where exactly in Glen Canyon were you?
Yes, and the constant driving is easy to do in the American west. Miles and miles of open road. As for Glen Canyon, I explored the entire area. Mostly land managed by the BLM.
I've taken 16-18 trips to S Utah over the years. It's one of my favorite places. Glen Canyon is BIG; the canyon itself is 170 miles long and Glen Canyon Recreation Area encompasses 1.25 million acres including Lake Powell. I've taken several sea kayaking trips on Lake Powell and have traveled all around the area, but I don't recognize where you were at in this video. Could you give us a description/directions to this location? Is this near Big Water on the road to Escalante? Thanks.
The production quality of this channel is unmatched. Extremely underrated.
I agree!
Your channel is seriously one of the best for photography and explaining camera gear. How you only have 35k subscribers is beyond me. Keep up the amazing work.
Todd, This was my first time here and I want to say it was just wonderful. Loved the images and overall calming feel this video has. Thank you!
The Four Corners area is simply astonishing. Thank you for sharing.
This channel is seriously underrated.
I love the quality of your videos Todd!
Your video is surreal, it's so wonderful to follow you around and see some breathtaking landscapes, It's good you spent some quality time with them 😍💜😍💜😍
I am constantly reviewing this video. this beauty amazes me.
You certainly made the right choice to hang out in the one area. We camp out in those areas for 2 to 3 days at a time. Often you can be surprised by the gems that show up when we least expect it.
Really nice video Todd. You sounded so relaxed on that trip.
All the best
Do you know where is this?
Stunning pictures and you have an incredible channel here. Feel like going back to Utah.
Beautiful images and thought, inspiring content. Thank you for sharing Todd
Amazing video Todd. What incredible landscapes!
Your drone shots are truly breathtaking! Great video
Love your work. Felt like a pro-grade documentary.
Beautiful, have never seen this area and now I have somewhere new I want to explore!
Wonderful choice of location, nice nice shots. Thanks as always. (Would love to know a little bit about the geology of that region though). ... Happy new year too.
I can definitely say that it was one of the most beautiful landscape photography videos I have come across. it tastes like a documentary, but it also reflects your inner world. By the way, I also enjoyed watching your studio training videos. Thank you for your hard work and sharing with us. As it was said in the previous comments, I am sure that you will reach a much larger mass of people with this quality.
Agree with you on getting the pastel look with photos like these in the desert! Very good video, once again! Cheers!
Great video and I love the way you compose your shots and the drone footage…and awesome way to end the video!!
Great scenery Todd. 👍👍
“Making it to the end of your video”…. Ha, i didn’t want it to end. As others have said, great production value, and love that look you’ve crafted with your still photos you show.
Hi Todd! What a great channel. I've been watching video/photography youtubers for years and when I stumbled upon your channel I knew it was an instant winner. So much style and panache. Every shot, and ptc is deliberate and measured in the best way. Your audio is fantastic. And you let your videos breathe, which is so very rare on this platform. Keep up the great work!
Definitely this place is on my bucket list for sure. The video was awesome thank you for that amazing journey you took us all that watch this video. Now was the camera that fell the R5? That was an awesome outro! I mean awesome because it was unexpected but not awesome if you camera got damage. Well happy new year for you as well.
It was an R6. Fortunately it had a filter on the front that protected the glass. I found it funny and couldn’t resist including it. :)
You’ve done a fantastic job with the angles you’ve put together for this video…really does convey a sense of expansiveness. Well done.
I love that you aren't afraid to blow out the sky; so many photographers make such an issue over that. Glen Canyon, I'll have to add that to my list; not sure if you have been to Gold Butte National Park, but that's another magical place; you need the Range Rover for that location as well. You always have amazing images and inspiring videography!
Love these photography trip video's, thankyou Tod!
Love it Todd beautiful place keep them coming.
Loved it! Have you ever made a video showing how you process your HDRs? It'd be interesting to see!
Hi, love and adore your cinematography and your photographs. If you don't mind what's the font/font family you use?
Beautiful video. Couldn’t help thinking of what would happen if you dropped those car keys…
Amazing work 😀✨✨✨✨ Magical place !!
Whoops, tripod down! Haha. Nice video.
Amazing place, well done!
Great video, Todd. Funny how you mention spending too much time on the road driving to/from various locations. This same thing happened to me when I visited Utah last year. Your video has inspired me to consider going back next year & focusing on a much smaller geographical area! If you’re willing to divulge, where exactly in Glen Canyon were you?
Yes, and the constant driving is easy to do in the American west. Miles and miles of open road. As for Glen Canyon, I explored the entire area. Mostly land managed by the BLM.
I've taken 16-18 trips to S Utah over the years. It's one of my favorite places. Glen Canyon is BIG; the canyon itself is 170 miles long and Glen Canyon Recreation Area encompasses 1.25 million acres including Lake Powell. I've taken several sea kayaking trips on Lake Powell and have traveled all around the area, but I don't recognize where you were at in this video. Could you give us a description/directions to this location? Is this near Big Water on the road to Escalante? Thanks.
It's been a few years but I remember this otherworldly road when I drove to Smoky Mountain Overlook. Yes, near Big Water.
You obviously know what you are doing with gear in general.