Recent content by Ray Dunakin

Yeah, some woodpeckers can be really destructive to homes and other structures too.

New video: Fall Foliage on Mt. Laguna I just finished another short video celebrating fall foliage in our local mountains. In autumn the conifers and oaks of the Laguna Mountains present a dazzling patchwork of green and gold. Leaves glisten in the October sunlight while woodpeckers and other...

Thanks! I think I may have speeded up those fog clips a little in editing, just for timing purposes.

This video takes you on a flight above the cottonwood trees and willows in Cameron Valley, a patch of sage and grass land in eastern San Diego County. Enjoy the gold and yellow foliage in a typical Western setting! Music: “Sunset” by Neoclassic Licensed by AudioJungle

In this video I take a look at the colorful fall foliage that can be seen in and around the historic town of Julian, CA in the mountains of eastern San Diego County. Music: “Reflective Cinematic Piano & Strings” by DNG Music Licensed by AudioJungle

My YouTube channel is NOT monetized! YouTube places ads on my videos without my consent and against my wishes. I do not support, condone, or approve of any product, service, person, or cause depicted in the ads.

That's exactly my point.

It's not the time or cost that concerns me. It's the risk of involving a regulatory agency in my personal business. I'm flying safely so there is no need for government meddling.

The last time something drone-related was "required by law" was when they wanted us to register our drones. A few months after I registered mine, the law was overturned. I've been flying my drone safely ever since without involving the FAA and see no reason to start now.

Why do they need to take it? What is the purpose of it?

What exactly is the purpose of this test? What effect will it have on those who take the test?

Very cool!

It was shot in a couple areas in the Imperial Valley. I used Final Cut Pro X to edit it.

Thanks! For the slo-mo shots I used a Sony RX-100 V, at 240 fps.

Cool cliffs. What is the red thing on the side of the cliff?