The Mean Green Elk Mountain in 4K and also.....in the Clouds!

[Pasquale Josepe]

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Hello everyone. I'm proud to share another one of my adventures. This was one hell of a scenic hike and the clouds were so cool to fly through. This was a very lush green mountain with views as far as the eye can see. This is located in Chilliwack BC Canada.

As always, I appreciate any likes, comments or subscriptions to my Pasquale Josepe. I'm not just the editor, I'm the guy hiking these behemoth mountains to get that footage lol.

Thanks!

Pasquale Josepe

 

[khooper802]

Did whomever edit color correct it? Look kinda raw, but still great either way! I like it

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

Did whomever edit color correct it? Look kinda raw, but still great either way! I like it

Almost anything can be justified as a style of filmmaking if it works.
-Doug Liman

 

[Thwyllo]

Did whomever edit color correct it? Look kinda raw, but still great either way! I like it

Im intrigued to know what you find "raw" about it?

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

Im intrigued to know what you find "raw" about it?

You've got me curious now as well...

 

[BoulderJD]

Man, I loved it, especially flying through the clouds. Awesome. Thanks for posting.

 

[mrwagdog]

Simply stunning. I literally said "wow" about halfway into it.

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

Man, I loved it, especially flying through the clouds. Awesome. Thanks for posting.

Dude thank you very much. I appreciate the time put towards a comment.

 

[Twodumbdogs]

Wow. Lot's of that sort of scenery in my neck of the woods. Only hope I can make something that looks so nice. Inspiring!

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

Simply stunning. I literally said "wow" about halfway into it.

That's what I like to hear. Thanks for watching and taking the time to leave a comment!

 

[Savon W.]

Awesome work. 1:20 and 1:50 were my favorite shots by far. I dream of being able to fly through clouds that low and somewhat consolidated(not just fog). I think you captured the enormity and drama of the mountains and clouds. I'm looking forward to seeing more from you

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

Awesome work. 1:20 and 1:50 were my favorite shots by far. I dream of being able to fly through clouds that low and somewhat consolidated(not just fog). I think you captured the enormity and drama of the mountains and clouds. I'm looking forward to seeing more from you

Thank you Savon. That was a great comment you left. Love the way you indicated exactly what you liked. I appreciate you taking the time to leave a review.

I do have more videos to release and have another 15 on my YouTube channel. Link is at the top of this thread if you'd like to see more.

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

That pretty much wraps it up for this video. Thanks to everyone who watched it and special thanks to those that took the time to leave a comment. Bonus points to those that subscribed! Pasquale Josepe

Off I go to post process my next adventure. See you soon!

Pasquale Josepe

 

[Scooterx64]

Everyone is walking backward in scene at 54 seconds.

 

[787steve]

Everyone is walking backward in scene at 54 seconds.

Finding such beautiful mountain scenery is easy. But to luck out and find a clan of backward walkers had to be the icing on the cake!

 

[Marco Cantieni]

Really rocking footage *like*

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

Finding such beautiful mountain scenery is easy. But to luck out and find a clan of backward walkers had to be the icing on the cake!

It freaked the **** out of me.....dropped my beer j/k

 

[genesimmons]

awsome footage, i am in the okanagan so not far from that beauty spot, great job dude it captured me to the end

 

[Pasquale Josepe]

awsome footage, i am in the okanagan so not far from that beauty spot, great job dude it captured me to the end

My mission has been accomplished. I appreciate the kind words. You live in an amazing place, would love to fly the okanagan.

 

[BerndM]

Beautiful video and location
Thanks