Stunning videography. The color is especially vivid and the focus especially sharp in this series especially. Outstanding work. We are luck to have such insights.
Great job. This brings back many memories. My wife and I have sailed from Valdez and explored much of the inside passage to Seattle for two summers. Now our boating days are over but can relive some of it through your videos.
I live year-round here in Alaska (near Juneau), and I can tell everyone checking your channel out that what you have captured in your videos are a true representation of the beauty I enjoy all year every year. I never tire of the beauty and grandeur that surrounds me every day. From the blue of a freshly-calved ice flow to the pinks, salmons, and golds of a summer sunset there is no equal anywhere else. I can say this because I have lived in (or visited) many places in both the U.S. and Europe. Thank you for sharing a truly beautiful experience.
Your videos are beautiful. They calm way you shoot them makes it all the more enjoyable. The amazing this is that they are done from the deck of a fairly small yacht. Makes your route and access to the shallows so much more exciting. Please keep up the good work.
Another perfect video of incredible beauty yet you underscore that exploring this beauty comes with danger and requires diligence. I can’t imagine Venture being attacked by a random ice floe. What you do isn’t all fun and games. But what you produce is a true gift to your community. Thank you Tony. Looking forward to Chapter 6
Stunning video! Not just great photography but also excellent narration. Appreciate that you allow your viewers to drink in the vivid scenes and not “over-describe” what’s on the screen. Thank you!
Loved this one, Tony. It brought back many wonderful memories of my own trip to Tracy Arm in September 2014. I thought it was one of the most peaceful and magical places I have been fortunate enough to visit. We were unable to get get near the Sawyer glacier as our entry was blocked by a huge iceberg on the last bend before it and the Norwegian Sky was unable to get around it. So thank you for sharing your own trip to the glacier to show me what was around that bend. 🤗
I am glad you enjoyed the video. Conditions change all the time. Ford's Terror - just around the corner in Endicott Arm is my favourite spot. We could not enter it in 2018 but there is a short video about it at: ruclips.net/video/dSnu29RSSo8/видео.html
Tony, another incredible video of one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited, Tracy Arm. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to relive my beautiful experiences through your spectacular camera work.
Mr. Fleming, My husband and I have been watching your videos for the last few years. They are beautiful and so very well done. The ones in Alaska we have watched over and over again. Keep them coming. Frank and Leslie Karpolorich
Just, wow! ... that was my response to the first glimpse of the glacier at about 2:22. But, the close call with that small island of ice? Shocking ... and a good lesson to all mariners. Thanks, as always. 🙂
Magnificent view, excellent photography & mesmerizing voice commentary kept me spellbound during the time I was watching the video. You shared the experience which I always wanted to gain personally but could not be able to achieve. Thanks for this video to share.
Tony, thoroughly enjoy your videos. The video quality and narration are excellent. The subject matter is very interesting and beautiful. Always on lookout for your next video. Thank you for sharing.
Terrific videos Mr. Fleming, your music choices are very refreshing comparatively, can't wait for you to take me to other places on the globe i'll never get to!
How refreshing to watch a video from this area ....without.....women screaming OMG a hundred times as a glacier calves. Apart from that the filming and commentary were superb.....Thank You!!
I took my 32 footer into fords terror and will never forget what a desolate place it is.no radio contact, you are truly completely on your own.dawes glacier is well worth seeing. one of the most approachable tidewater glacier in alaska
I love these videos mate - they're very well shot and completely absorbing. Also, as a side note, when I win the lottery expect to see me in one of your boats soon after.
I use a Panasonic Lumix GH5 camera. All shots are handheld. Watch my video: "How I make my videos". Can find all my videos by going to Flemingyachts.com.
I don't know why but every adventure video seems more dramatic when it's voiced with a deep English accent. I felt like I was watching a National Geographic expedition from the 80s.
What a wonderful adventure! An absolutely stunning landscape. How very fortunate you are for having this experience. For ease of viewing, here is a link to the video he indicated at the 16:00 mark; ruclips.net/video/gLN29VlucZg/видео.html Warning! You may find watching with sound muted is best. One observer is extremely repetitious with her exclamations! ("Oh my god" over and over and over etc.)
We do not but there are quite a number of small cruise ships which do and which you can seach for on line. One of them is Uncruise Adventures but there are many others.
Good stuff dude. This guy sounds like his dad was Alfred Hitchcock. It's nice to pontificate how horrible global warming is while he taking his boat with an internal combustion engine all over Alaska but he is not contributing to the problem.
Glacier derives from the French word "Glace" meaning ice. I speak with an English accent which follows the original pronounciation. To use this one word with the US variant from the original would be inconsistent and therefore incorrect.
@@FlemingYachts - The whole point of your narration is to effectively communicate your ideas to your audience. I'm 79 years old, spent 20 years overseas, and you are the very first one I've heard using the word Glassier instead of Glacier. Your audience is mostly American who speak the English variant of us commoners. Many words are not exactly pronounced as they are spelled, but everyone pronounces it the same way. This is called "common usage", By far, the "normal" common usage of the word Glacier is understood everywhere in English speaking countries. Only superior people speaking "High English" would pronounce it Glassier. I do have some experience with language, I used to be a German language interpreter.
@@paparayg Well I am 84 years old and have spent 60 years overseas. The British pronounciation of the word is as I pronounced it which makes it consistent with the way I pronounce the rest of the narration. I never heard it pronounced the American way until i came to the states. It makes no sense to me to pick one word out of the entire narration to promounce it the American way. My dictionary also says that it is the correct pronounciation. There are nearly 22,742 subscribers to our You Tube site and only one other person has ever objected to the way I pronounce it. To judge from the stats those who watch my videos come from all around the globe - not just from the USA.
@@FlemingYachts Why do you entertain the silly American. You know how we are here. I would have ignored him. He couldn't see the beauty in the video for injecting his misery and picking out a word he deems is pronounced incorrectly. Blows my mind. There is not ONE THING I would change about the way you narrate. I love your videos so much, this is my second go at watching them. I have been craving masterpieces like yours, and please do not change.
Your videos and commentary never get old.:)
Once again, anther stunning video. National Geographic would be jealous.
Stunning videography. The color is especially vivid and the focus especially sharp in this series especially. Outstanding work. We are luck to have such insights.
Great job. This brings back many memories. My wife and I have sailed from Valdez and explored much of the inside passage to Seattle for two summers. Now our boating days are over but can relive some of it through your videos.
Thank you for showing us this wonderous place on earth.
I live year-round here in Alaska (near Juneau), and I can tell everyone checking your channel out that what you have captured in your videos are a true representation of the beauty I enjoy all year every year. I never tire of the beauty and grandeur that surrounds me every day. From the blue of a freshly-calved ice flow to the pinks, salmons, and golds of a summer sunset there is no equal anywhere else. I can say this because I have lived in (or visited) many places in both the U.S. and Europe. Thank you for sharing a truly beautiful experience.
Thank you. I am very pleased you approved.
Your videos are beautiful. They calm way you shoot them makes it all the more enjoyable.
The amazing this is that they are done from the deck of a fairly small yacht. Makes your route and access to the shallows so much more exciting.
Please keep up the good work.
I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you sharing your videos. Your boats are beautiful!
Beautiful boat and beautiful scenery, can’t get any better 👍
Another perfect video of incredible beauty yet you underscore that exploring this beauty comes with danger and requires diligence. I can’t imagine Venture being attacked by a random ice floe. What you do isn’t all fun and games. But what you produce is a true gift to your community. Thank you Tony. Looking forward to Chapter 6
Stunning video! Not just great photography but also excellent narration. Appreciate that you allow your viewers to drink in the vivid scenes and not “over-describe” what’s on the screen. Thank you!
Loved this one, Tony. It brought back many wonderful memories of my own trip to Tracy Arm in September 2014. I thought it was one of the most peaceful and magical places I have been fortunate enough to visit. We were unable to get get near the Sawyer glacier as our entry was blocked by a huge iceberg on the last bend before it and the Norwegian Sky was unable to get around it. So thank you for sharing your own trip to the glacier to show me what was around that bend. 🤗
I am glad you enjoyed the video. Conditions change all the time. Ford's Terror - just around the corner in Endicott Arm is my favourite spot. We could not enter it in 2018 but there is a short video about it at: ruclips.net/video/dSnu29RSSo8/видео.html
Thank you for sharing.......another STUNNING video.
Tony, another incredible video of one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited, Tracy Arm. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to relive my beautiful experiences through your spectacular camera work.
AWSOME!! Thank you for the opportunity to see this part of our planet !
An ather stunning video,thank you so much for charring all these adventures with us Mr Fleming.
Beautiful as always Tony, thanks for sharing.
The best takes I have see in my life thank you🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Mr. Fleming, My husband and I have been watching your videos for the last few years. They are beautiful and so very well done. The ones in Alaska we have watched over and over again. Keep them coming. Frank and Leslie Karpolorich
I love your video stories about Alaska! Thank you
You're taking me adventure on my big screen Thank you so much for your hard work and beautiful videos
Just, wow! ... that was my response to the first glimpse of the glacier at about 2:22.
But, the close call with that small island of ice? Shocking ... and a good lesson to all mariners.
Thanks, as always. 🙂
Your videos are the best and clearest I have ever seen and your narration is well laid out.
Amazingly beautiful blue ice, thank you for sharing your adventures!💛
Very Good Job!! Spectacular views! Thanks!
Tracy Arm is breathtaking.
Thank you for sharing this amazing part of the world.
How beautiful! Thank you for transporting me from my miserable office to the beauty of the northern wilderness ❤️
High quality documentary. Description is ever green with magnificent views
Magnificent view, excellent photography & mesmerizing voice commentary kept me spellbound during the time I was watching the video. You shared the experience which I always wanted to gain personally but could not be able to achieve. Thanks for this video to share.
Tony, thoroughly enjoy your videos. The video quality and narration are excellent. The subject matter is very interesting and beautiful. Always on lookout for your next video. Thank you for sharing.
Terrific videos Mr. Fleming, your music choices are very refreshing comparatively, can't wait for you to take me to other places on the globe i'll never get to!
How refreshing to watch a video from this area ....without.....women screaming OMG a hundred times as a glacier calves.
Apart from that the filming and commentary were superb.....Thank You!!
Beautiful scenery and some of the sharpest video I've ever seen. Thank you for sharing this.
Thanks from india.very excellent videography . Very nice and real footage of Alaska.No words to describe.
Very much a privilege to travel along.
Thank You so much for posting your wonderful film.
Who on earth could ever give this a thumbs down...amazing video series
Very calm and beautiful pictures. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for sharing this, very interesting have a safe journey back home.
Breathtaking.
I took my 32 footer into fords terror and will never forget what a desolate place it is.no radio contact, you are truly completely on your own.dawes glacier is well worth seeing. one of the most approachable tidewater glacier in alaska
Wow..... One day I hope to retrace your wake 🇨🇦🥃 Cheers
You have the best travel channel ever.
Love your videos. Thank you.
Love your videos. You all went to lil port walter... a good friend of mine lo Iives there. I cant wait to get back to Alaska.
Tremendously superior to anything I’ve ever seen
Thank You!
thanks for sharing ! the ice color was amazing
Ok that was some of the great est mouth watering scenery I have ever seen I think I'm just going to move there
Flawless photograph ever seen
Thank you for sharing your amazing trip! Absolutely beautiful!
Absolutely stunning videography and editing and narration.
I love these videos mate - they're very well shot and completely absorbing. Also, as a side note, when I win the lottery expect to see me in one of your boats soon after.
Thnk you Sir for showing us all this wonderful things
WOW... OUTSTANDING... THANK YOU FOR SHARING GODS NATURE... =]
Another great video. Thanks,
Another great video. Thank you for the experience.
Incredibly beautiful! I certainly hope you used some of the blue ice in the evening libation..
Absolutely beautiful video.
Always a pleasure sir. Thank you!
Thank You from London Ontario
Amazing! Thank You!
some good footage there - nicely done
A most enjoyable video!
Des images magnifiques 🙋♀️🙋♀️👍
Thanks for sharing this incredible video. A gift for humanity. What kind of camera are you using? Brand Model?
I use a Panasonic Lumix GH5 camera. All shots are handheld. Watch my video: "How I make my videos". Can find all my videos by going to Flemingyachts.com.
incredible video thanks for sharing amazing.
Living my dream
thanks for sharing sir.
Simply Delightful.. :-)))
Well Done! As usual, perfect. 😎
beautiful yacht /trawler
Well that was majestic
Very nice Tony Flemming.
Hi Tony, your videos and commentary making to travel ASAP
Fantastic
All i can say is WOW! :)
Uuuh...These videos are so nice..
Tony Fleming you are good.
It’s nice to hear Alfred Hitchcock voice again great narration good job thumbs up
Great
Uuh.. Lovely
Glaa-shur!
I don't know why but every adventure video seems more dramatic when it's voiced with a deep English accent.
I felt like I was watching a National Geographic expedition from the 80s.
Iceberg straight ahead
What a wonderful adventure! An absolutely stunning landscape. How very fortunate you are for having this experience.
For ease of viewing, here is a link to the video he indicated at the 16:00 mark;
ruclips.net/video/gLN29VlucZg/видео.html
Warning! You may find watching with sound muted is best. One observer is extremely repetitious with her exclamations! ("Oh my god" over and over and over etc.)
Great video, but the music sounds like music played at a wake.
watched the link on the calving glacier...had to mute due to that woman not shutting up, amazing though
Do you take passengers?
We do not but there are quite a number of small cruise ships which do and which you can seach for on line. One of them is Uncruise Adventures but there are many others.
The good Lord created a beautiful perfect earth that edom is hell bent on destroying. Wherever they go destruction is with them
Like Brasil Manaus Amazonas
Good stuff dude. This guy sounds like his dad was Alfred Hitchcock. It's nice to pontificate how horrible global warming is while he taking his boat with an internal combustion engine all over Alaska but he is not contributing to the problem.
"HOW DARE YOU PLEBEIAN TYPES ENDANGER OUR SAILING WATERS WITH YOUR PIPELINES AND FOREST OFFAL!!"
treacherous waters........................
It's Glacier, not "glassier"! (Glade, grade, spade)
Glacier derives from the French word "Glace" meaning ice. I speak with an English accent which follows the original pronounciation. To use this one word with the US variant from the original would be inconsistent and therefore incorrect.
@@FlemingYachts - The whole point of your narration is to effectively communicate your ideas to your audience. I'm 79 years old, spent 20 years overseas, and you are the very first one I've heard using the word Glassier instead of Glacier. Your audience is mostly American who speak the English variant of us commoners. Many words are not exactly pronounced as they are spelled, but everyone pronounces it the same way. This is called "common usage", By far, the "normal" common usage of the word Glacier is understood everywhere in English speaking countries. Only superior people speaking "High English" would pronounce it Glassier. I do have some experience with language, I used to be a German language interpreter.
@@paparayg Well I am 84 years old and have spent 60 years overseas. The British pronounciation of the word is as I pronounced it which makes it consistent with the way I pronounce the rest of the narration. I never heard it pronounced the American way until i came to the states. It makes no sense to me to pick one word out of the entire narration to promounce it the American way. My dictionary also says that it is the correct pronounciation. There are nearly 22,742 subscribers to our You Tube site and only one other person has ever objected to the way I pronounce it. To judge from the stats those who watch my videos come from all around the globe - not just from the USA.
@@FlemingYachts Why do you entertain the silly American. You know how we are here. I would have ignored him. He couldn't see the beauty in the video for injecting his misery and picking out a word he deems is pronounced incorrectly. Blows my mind. There is not ONE THING I would change about the way you narrate. I love your videos so much, this is my second go at watching them. I have been craving masterpieces like yours, and please do not change.