Recent content by Treeofliberty

Late to the party, but I launch off the aluminum bed cover in my F-150 all the time (M2P) with no issues. I have also launched from the cloth cover on my F-350 with no issues. Proximity to the trucks doesn't appear to cause me any trouble. Now I want to get a second drone so I can have a...

Manufacturing and supply chains, especially international, are tricky. Every startup is pressured to commit to aggressive timelines that almost always see delays. If I were one of the early orders, I'd be anxious too. However, its a good sign that they are responding to emails, so this looks...

That is an exotic location, and compelling from so many angles. It would have been tempting to fly through the gap, but I suspect the wind currents being pushed through there would have made the flight risky.

It was a great year. We wanted to get out to Table Mesa, but focused on Bartlett Lake. This is my first wildflower season with the drone, and I was a little disappointed that the lupines sort of fade to grey at altitude.

Its hard to believe that's your third flight. The segments were so smooth, especially when you were panning in the opposite direction of the flight. That takes a steady finger on both sticks. Really nice work, and a good job with the editing too.

Your filming was buttery smooth and the transitions just made the whole production flow nicely. It was very pleasant to watch, and of course, the scenes were breathtaking. Admittedly, I found myself wanting a closer look at the ruins, but that's just the way I'm wired. It gives me an excuse...

The reveals through the clouds were a nice dramatic touch, and not something you can just add in post-production (yet). Gorgeous and rugged terrain, and I have to imagine that had significant time and energy, just to get to those locations to film. I would also expect that wind was not trivial...

You created a redneck aircraft carrier! As someone who grew up in West Virginia, I meant that with total respect.

Agreed. The horizon on the sunset pic is too sharp and you need significant magnification to get a moon that large.

I imagine the locals wishing the sea would take them away. They are historically significant but an eyesore against a beautiful coastline.

Beautiful terrain, and my favorite part of Germany. I'm surprised you didn't get a closer view of that structure around the 30s mark. Or maybe you did but it wasn't in this edit. That place had to have some killer views.

Very nicely filmed and edited. This city is spectacular, and reminds me of both Bavaria and Tuscany. When we visit Spain, this has to be on our list. Thank you for this gift.

Doesn't it make you wonder, how? I guess the seed floated out there and was deposited in just the right conditions. Not my favorite individual, but I like Jeff Goldblum's quote from Jurassic Park, "Life finds a way".

That is quite an exotic location, with so many points of interest to explore.

That was nicely filmed and produced, and it brought back some wonderful memories from the Marienbrucke bridge. It had quite a larger crowd in May of 2015.