Enhancing Ambiance with Mountain Snow Ambient Journey
In today’s fast-paced world, I created Mountain Snow Ambient Journey—a long play ambient music video designed to transform any space into a tranquil retreat. With its soothing blend of gentle piano, acoustic guitar, and soft wind instruments, the video pairs perfectly with breathtaking winter landscapes from Colorado’s Arapaho and White River National Forests to Washington’s Okanogan-Wenatchee and Gifford Pinchot National Forests. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful escape at home or a calming ambiance in a public setting, this immersive experience invites you to pause, relax, and let the beauty of nature inspire your day.
Capturing Peace in the Snow: A Silent Hiking Adventure at White Pass
Join me on a peaceful winter hike through White Pass, where I capture the serene beauty of snow-covered trails and Mount Rainier. In my latest blog post, I share a silent hiking adventure video and stunning photography from the journey. Click to explore the magic of winter in the mountains!
Capturing the Wild Differently: My Journey into Silent Adventures
For years, I’ve shared my outdoor experiences through photography and video, but now, I’m taking a new path. I’m embracing Silent Adventure videos—immersive journeys into the wild, free from narration, where nature speaks for itself. With stunning visuals, natural sounds, and subtle ambient music, these films will transport you to the heart of the wilderness. Join me on this new adventure.
Watch the latest video here → https://youtu.be/gF9eS60GxZQ
Merry Christmas from Leavenworth
Merry Christmas to all of you!
I visited the town of Leavenworth, WA last week in an attempt to get some Christmas and snow photography and video.
It was moderately successful. I wanted to share with you the outcome of the trip along with the images and the video I tried to produce.
I hope you enjoy it and I wish you the very best this Christmas season.
Western Larch
The Great Western Larch are spectacular in the fall. I lucked out the day after the national election.
We headed up to White Pass in Washington and found entire mountain sides covered with these beautiful trees in full fall color in the early morning sun.
I hope you enjoy the photos and video.
Mesquite
The Mesquite Sand Dune Field is one of many dune fields in Death Valley National Park. It’ here I enjoy doing sunrise and sunset photography. The Mesquite Sand Dune Field is the most popular in the park due to their ease of access. This also makes landscape photography more challenging as the people are either in the shot or their footprints ruin the cohesiveness of many potential photographs. Today, I’ll show you around the area as well as share a few choice photographs I was able to capture while there n April.
Joshua Tree
We are spending a bit of time in Joshua Tree National Park so I just had to do some photography.
In today’s post, I’ll rant a little bit about Tree Huggers and will also share some epic photos from our past few days with you.
A Drone Rescue
It was frustrating day.
A day I anticipated with great eagerness. The opportunity to finally fly my DJI Avata FPV drone through a close walled canyon. Something I’ve longed to do for some time.
After a long ride through a very bumpy, dusty, dry terrain, we made it. I launched the Avata, began my flight, and almost as soon as I began the flight, it ended. Crashed into a bush…of all places, on top of the mountain. Read on to learn the story.
A Kanab Utah Video
You’ve recently been reading about all the places we visited in Kanab Utah while there during the latter weeks in December. Today, I wanted to share with you a video which in fact documents all of the locations we have been writing about.
I Love the intro to this video, but the content should prove helpful to you as well. I hope you enjoy it.
An Old Movie Set
Our final night in Kanab Utah was spent driving to the old, historic movie set/site called the Paria Townsite. A short 5 mile drive into what seemed like another world.
The views were epic and I was awestruck by the landscape in the area. No wonder the Mormons wanted to settle out there.