I made sure future explorers will find it on the map, it is right here
Cascada Hoyo Caliente
Cascada Hoyo Caliente
Air 2 200m waterfall in tropical Colombia that is not on any map
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Toddo
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Awesome video, really like the color grade and all the shots are smooth, great edit!
I’m impressed, I’ve always wanted to visit there. Tropical high mountains, awesome Drone work. . . It all been said, show of shear scale was very cool!
Man that is very kind of you! I spend so much time on color grading, really appreciate you pointing that out
Droffarc
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Great job especially with the sound.
The waterfall is from 3:00 onwards. There is also a smaller one at the 1:30 mark.
The big one is called Hoyo Caliente, I will mark it on google maps this week.
As always, all feedback and questions welcome
Looks like in Brasil you iether fly high or fly home - even the trees are tall there!
Absolutely brilliant video with superb editing and the soundtrack fitted perfectly. Thanks to drones and you guys that take the time to edit and upload the footage it lets the rest of us see some spectacular scenery and sights. Oh to be 20 again and have time on my side to visit places such as this.
I am glad the scale thing worked out! I actually went back there to repeat that shot because i hadnt felt like i captured the immensity of it firsttime around.
Beautiful area and lovely smooth recording. Maybe I missed it, but what drone did You use?
RobH2
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Beautiful place and a really good example of "Story Telling" that is so hard to do well, especially with just drone footage. Great thread throughout the video from the first shots of the RED shorts to the last. Really nicely done.
Appreciate the kind words! You dont have to be 20, in fact experienced eyes tend to see more! Time is the only crucial factor.
Awesome video. job well done
The waterfall is from 3:00 onwards. There is also a smaller one at the 1:30 mark.
The big one is called Hoyo Caliente, I will mark it on google maps this week.
As always, all feedback and questions welcome
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