Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Coffee Pot Rock

[Thomas B]

This one is not as stable as I prefer. Low level winds and gusts around the rocks were a challenge. You can see it buffeting the drone at the end (last 20 sec or so) while landing. Worth it! I love the red rocks. Amazing colors! The video also shows Chimney Rock from the previous video in the background...screen left about 2:15 +/- ...it looks tall when you're under it, but is dwarfed by Coffee Pot.

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Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Cathedral Rock at Sunset

Been traveling and hiking. still editing Red Rock Videos from the Sedona trip. Here's one on Cathedral Rock. I was rapidly losing daylight... Hope you enjoy it or get inspired. Love the area!

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Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Chimney Rock in the Wind

This is the second in a series from Sedona. The red rock pillar is called Chimney Rock. Winds were a bit high during filming, but this created incredible shadow play on the ground. Also, as you'll see in the vid, there are actually 3 tall slender rocks in the formation. Hope you enjoy the video.

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[Broken Star Photo]

VERY NICE! I'm thinking of heading there this week to do some sunrise & sunset shots. Any suggestions as to where to head. I've been there a few times but never really know where to go besides Sycamore Canyon and Red Rock State Park.

 

[Thomas B]

VERY NICE! I'm thinking of heading there this week to do some sunrise & sunset shots. Any suggestions as to where to head. I've been there a few times but never really know where to go besides Sycamore Canyon and Red Rock State Park.

The trails are marked where a wilderness area starts. There is a relatively thin corridor surrounding 89A... worth the search... there’s also a large cave about a mile past seven sacred pools on a side trail. Just gotta look at the signs and a lot of maps. Here’s a start... the narrow area between the wilderness areas:

 

[Jet skier]

This one is not as stable as I prefer. Low level winds and gusts around the rocks were a challenge. You can see it buffeting the drone at the end (last 20 sec or so) while landing. Worth it! I love the red rocks. Amazing colors! The video also shows Chimney Rock from the previous video in the background...screen left about 2:15 +/- ...it looks tall when you're under it, but is dwarfed by Coffee Pot.

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Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Cathedral Rock at Sunset

Been traveling and hiking. still editing Red Rock Videos from the Sedona trip. Here's one on Cathedral Rock. I was rapidly losing daylight... Hope you enjoy it or get inspired. Love the area!

mavicpilots.com

and...

Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Chimney Rock in the Wind

This is the second in a series from Sedona. The red rock pillar is called Chimney Rock. Winds were a bit high during filming, but this created incredible shadow play on the ground. Also, as you'll see in the vid, there are actually 3 tall slender rocks in the formation. Hope you enjoy the video.

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Nice job Tom, boy those colors are something else aren't they

 

[SW_Drone_Guy]

Gosh, that's beautiful! Sedona here I come! Thanks Thomas B

 

[Thomas B]

Gosh, that's beautiful! Sedona here I come! Thanks Thomas B

It’s a great place overall. Just be sure to watch boundaries of the extensive wilderness areas. Legal flight is just in small “fingers” of the area protruding between wilderness areas.

 

[SW_Drone_Guy]

I'm thinking about going back to Devil's Bridge, remaining outside the wilderness area and sending the drone in... It doesn't look very far on the map so maybe its doable. Have you (or anyone else) ever tried anything like this, I wonder?

 

[Thomas B]

I'm thinking about going back to Devil's Bridge, remaining outside the wilderness area and sending the drone in... It doesn't look very far on the map so maybe its doable. Have you (or anyone else) ever tried anything like this, I wonder?

Not I, the arch is well within a wilderness area... min legal altitude 2000’ AGL... wouldn’t be legal. No line of site for control even if you do... check the maps. What I really liked was the side hike to view it from below .... bottom pic is my son, his wife and my second grandchild on the top of the arch

 

[SW_Drone_Guy]

Nice! Here's a couple of mine - my wife and I atop the arch and then one from underneath the "bridge"...

 

[Thomas B]

Nice! Here's a couple of mine - my wife and I atop the arch and then one from underneath the "bridge"...View attachment 119376View attachment 119377

Great pics.., you got a much better one than I did from above! Now I gotta go back

 

[SW_Drone_Guy]

Now I gotta go back

I gave my Nikon D90 to a stranger and walked away - out onto the arch. Handing that camera to someone else was difficult! Sounds like we're both ready for a road trip! LOL

 

[Karlewski]

Man, that last backing out shot while raising the gimbal to reveal the incredible background was awesome! I’m going to remember that move!

 

[MPone]

One of places on y bucket list. Thanks for sharing.

 

[AeroFlix 4D]

This one is not as stable as I prefer. Low level winds and gusts around the rocks were a challenge. You can see it buffeting the drone at the end (last 20 sec or so) while landing. Worth it! I love the red rocks. Amazing colors! The video also shows Chimney Rock from the previous video in the background...screen left about 2:15 +/- ...it looks tall when you're under it, but is dwarfed by Coffee Pot.

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Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Cathedral Rock at Sunset

Been traveling and hiking. still editing Red Rock Videos from the Sedona trip. Here's one on Cathedral Rock. I was rapidly losing daylight... Hope you enjoy it or get inspired. Love the area!

mavicpilots.com

and...

Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Chimney Rock in the Wind

This is the second in a series from Sedona. The red rock pillar is called Chimney Rock. Winds were a bit high during filming, but this created incredible shadow play on the ground. Also, as you'll see in the vid, there are actually 3 tall slender rocks in the formation. Hope you enjoy the video.

mavicpilots.com

Waooow what a stunning location... I would love to fly there ??

 

[RkyMtnHigh]

This one is not as stable as I prefer. Low level winds and gusts around the rocks were a challenge. You can see it buffeting the drone at the end (last 20 sec or so) while landing. Worth it! I love the red rocks. Amazing colors! The video also shows Chimney Rock from the previous video in the background...screen left about 2:15 +/- ...it looks tall when you're under it, but is dwarfed by Coffee Pot.

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More to Come with the Seven Pools and Devil's Kitchen.
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Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Cathedral Rock at Sunset

Been traveling and hiking. still editing Red Rock Videos from the Sedona trip. Here's one on Cathedral Rock. I was rapidly losing daylight... Hope you enjoy it or get inspired. Love the area!

mavicpilots.com

and...

Flying Sedona Winter 2020 - Chimney Rock in the Wind

This is the second in a series from Sedona. The red rock pillar is called Chimney Rock. Winds were a bit high during filming, but this created incredible shadow play on the ground. Also, as you'll see in the vid, there are actually 3 tall slender rocks in the formation. Hope you enjoy the video.

mavicpilots.com

Very nice! I'm heading out to Moab in June and hoping to capture some great footage with these colors and contrasts.