Carrizo Gorge Part 1: The North End

[Ray Dunakin]

Here’s my newest video! I really put a lot of work into this one…

This is the first in a short series of documentary videos on the historic, scenic Carrizo Gorge and the San Diego & Arizona Railway line that runs through it. This video explores the northern end of the gorge route.

Coming soon:
"Carrizo Gorge Part 2: The Seven Sisters Trestles"
"Carrizo Gorge Part 3: The Goat Canyon Trestle"

Music for this video provided by:

"Sunrise" by Eric Matyas, courtesy of SoundImage.org
Soundimage.org

"Inspiring & Uplifting Acoustic" by Den Bass
Licensed through AudioJungle
Inspiring & Uplifting Acoustic

Enjoy!

 

[English Nobleman]

Lovely piece of documentary - I hiked this route and on over the trestles back in 1993 with my colleague David Easter - we met a huge rattle snake warming itself next to the tracks at the end of the day!!

 

[BlackCoffee]

Solid work!

What a good example of using an aerial camera to enrich a story!

I wish DJI would create a ‘steadicam’ setting that would activate the gimbal with the motors off, allowing handheld maneuvering of the camera, resulting in smooth near-ground footage.

 

[Ray Dunakin]

Thanks!

I used a large gimbal with my DSLR for some of the ground shots. At the time I was still learning how to use it, so didn't always get the best results.

 

[JohnnyBaywatch]

Here’s my newest video! I really put a lot of work into this one…

This is the first in a short series of documentary videos on the historic, scenic Carrizo Gorge and the San Diego & Arizona Railway line that runs through it. This video explores the northern end of the gorge route.

Coming soon:
"Carrizo Gorge Part 2: The Seven Sisters Trestles"
"Carrizo Gorge Part 3: The Goat Canyon Trestle"

Music for this video provided by:

"Sunrise" by Eric Matyas, courtesy of SoundImage.org
Soundimage.org

"Inspiring & Uplifting Acoustic" by Den Bass
Licensed through AudioJungle
Inspiring & Uplifting Acoustic

Enjoy!

Thanx, really enjoyed that. its been many moons since I hiked that area w my dad and brothers.