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Dan Cutter
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2008
Channel devoted to aerial 4k cinematography, thunderstorms, family, HD still photography, travel, and all the subject matter I love.
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Exploring Alaskan Glaciers by helicopter.
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Flying over and landing on some glaciers in the Chugach Mountains of southeast Alaska-the Knik, Matanuska, Cascade, Colony, and Augusta Glaciers.
Flying RC camera around Mono Lake, Mono Craters, and granite formations north of the lake.
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The chain of volcanic craters south of Mono Lake are brand new geologically speaking-some have erupted 350 years ago. Is active terrain with potential earthquakes and eruptions possible in our lifetime. It’s also the youngest mountain range in North America according to Wikipedia and other sources. I am not a geologist so fact-check away. Hiking around the formations north and south of Mono Lak...
Flying around Galena Creek Bridge w/ camera
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Galena Creek Bridge opened 10 years ago and i think is a concrete work of art. It hold’s the distinction of being the longest ‘concrete cathedral arch bridge in the world” meaning the central arch has no supports connecting the arch to the roadway. It is part of the half billion dollar 8 mile segment of 395 near Reno. It’s a great place to fly a small camera- if you don’t cross the roadway.
Entire Inland Passage Bellingham to Skagway Alaska
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Part 1 of a journey to the Alaska
Wild Horses Washoe Valley April 2023
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These lovely animals let me hang out with them as they went about their business. It took an hour of maneuvering my cameras past and then ahead of their grazing movement. I set up a tripod and let them come to me. The horses and lighting cooperated nicely. It was a thrill to be accepted and then ignored by them. As charming as they can be-they create havoc and destruction whereever they go as y...
Full moon moon rise with coyotes
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A Heavenly day of skiing above Lake Tahoe
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After 30 feet of snow fell on California ski resorts in December and January 2022/2023 we took advantage of some blue skies and deeeep snowpack.
Highway 88 Jan 18 2023 near Kirkwood
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Driving through record snowpack central Sierra January 18 2023. About 30 feet of snow fell in 4 weeks near Kirkwood CA.
Capitola Wharf Vs Bomb Cyclone
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90 Days Arizona Wilderness Road Trip
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I set out for Arizona just when Covid became a thing-so I happily complied with the “shelter in place” rules. My shelter was the wonderful Arizona Border country including Organ Pipe National Park, Saguaro Nat’l Park, Cabeza Prieta Nat’l Wildlife Refuge, and hundreds of miles of off-road exploration. I spent time negotiating the historic El Camino del Diablo-a rough road that bumps along the Me...
Cutting lake ice with chainsaw at night on snowshoes for photography
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Scenic Sierra Flybys: Carson Pass area
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This is an unnamed peak off Blue Lakes Road. The lichen and geology at the top are outstanding. I flew at sunset with dying thunderstorms in the area-the payoff is (hopefully) great lighting on a dramatic subject-
Thornburg Trail restoration after Tamarack Fire
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Using the Aeropress to make coffee in the woods
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A short video demo of an Aeropress coffee maker. I was out photographing Fall colors in the central Sierra where I spent last night at 9000 feet. This is the perfect setting and situation for making a quick shot of espresso. Indigenous South Americans chewed coca leaves while walking in the Andes-I drink strong espresso for hiking in the Sierra. This device makes trail side coffee that tastes b...
That was pretty cool. Thank you.
what does it cost to go to skagway by ferry
That was remarkable ~ thanks for posting this video 🏵️🌼🌸
Dan, can your ride the Ferry all the way from Bellingham to Skagway, stay aboard as it turns around, and ride it all the way back?
Juneau is kind of the opposite of landlocked. It’s not accessible by land routes, only water or air. So maybe it’s water/airlocked?
Thank You for Sharing !!! 😊
Remember Carol? The ferry employee? I bumped into her again going from Homer to Kodiak and then again from Skagway to Bellingham on my way home in September.
Hi Dan! This is Steve! We rode up together. In fact I’m the guy near the end in the lumberjack shirt. I had a dynamite summer, hope you did too.
Wow Steve, of course I remember you. That was a sentinel experience for me. I thought I might cross paths with you but lost your info of course. I toured the state till late July, almost 3 months. Didn’t make it to Prudhoe Bay but did get to Coldfoot on the Dalton Highway. Be cool to reconnect. I’m going back up next spring.
@@DanielFCutter I stayed home this summer but also am thinking about going back up next summer. I thought we’d bump into each other too and kept my eye open but it never happened. Put Homer on your list and then take the ferry out to Dutch Harbor. It was the highlight of my summer! Watch for Carol too, she’s everywhere! Haha.
Yea we need to talk! While I explored the Turnagain inlet and Whittier I didn’t go to Homer. After 6 weeks of solitude I was shell shocked by the amount of RVs heading down there so turned around. Next summer perhaps. A ferry to the Aleutian Islands.
Steve email me at cutterphotography@gmail.com.
what month did you travel? I am going in the middle of June - walking on and sleeping on a chair on the deck. Going to Juneau to hike around for 3 days and then flying back to Seattle. If I have some sun on some of the days - figure that is hitting the jackpot. Never been to Alaska.
I love the cold weather, but I would have to get me a cabin. That noise would drive me nutts 7:53
Thanks Dan for the video. I am planning a trip for May of 24 to Juneau by either the Marine Highway or drive to Skagway & use the highway to get to Juneau. We have an expedition cruise starting in Sitka & ends in Juneau. Then by car to explore the interior of Alaska for a time before returning to the lower 48. I'm currently thinking of one way by Marine Highway & drive the other (either North to start or South at the end). I know costs will likely go u year to year but, what was the cost of passage with the car?
About $1000 for the car and $500 for a passenger if you camp out on the top deck. A state room costs more. That was from Bellingham to Skagway. So maybe cheaper for only part of that distance. The sooner you book the “cheaper”it is as they engage in what they call Dynamic Billing or something. As the boat fills up the price goes up. Call them-they are very responsive and its easy to book your trip!
@@DanielFCutter Thank you Dan. Their schedule is not yet available for May. I check every week. "Dynamic billing" is something they learned from the airlines. Sometimes called "Demand rate structure." I'd want a stateroom. My tent camping days are pretty much over since I turned 75. Not that I couldn't, just that I'd rather not with artificial knee & less stamina than ten years ago.
@@dennislyons3095 May is perfect. They are having some huge staffing issues and not all destinations are available. But the inside passage is their bread and butter--I can’t wait to go again.
Nice video, took the same route four weeks later, the solarium was much busier then
The one and only Jeff Lynne............legend
Mr. Dan...well done video sir...beautifully captured and nice saw work...living, practicing history...
Awesome Aerial footage!
That music wasn't good. The Eagle screeching was off putting.
Yea most people don’t share my taste in music. Any music can be distracting-except to the creator.
I love these videos! Can you label or say what trails you’re doing? Just a suggestion and something I’d love to see.
Not sure how you escaped without injury, you definitely deserved it. Horrible decision
As a matter of principle I'm not crazy about boats that are advertised as Unsinkable.
Have seen 2 of these roll over, one at Astoria and the other at Umpqua. Knew a coast guard engineman that said they really work great.
what a beautiful place it looks so small that there cant be a huge crime wave !
I would think that if that boat rolled over there I’d going to be some damage to all those antennas and radars on top.
It does
1974 for me - when we went out of Depot Bay on Memorial Day - and dropped wreaths as a fleet.
Must be a bunch of young kids , as they don't seem to be in a hurry !!!
That was it? I have more video of them working out of Depoe Bay then this.
That upper cockpit sleeps more people than a state truck
That crew should move faster.
I remember someone saying the Titanic was unsinkable and we know how that turned out.😳😬
Beautiful nautical scene. Makes me want seafood. Halfway tempted to roll over and whisper something "naut"y in the "mermaid"'s ear.
Fake video, not an actual mayday call, by the way they were lollygagging around putting on a dog & pony show for the camera.
Might consider moving a little faster
That is a no kidding serious dangerous Bay! Much like St Paul in the bearing sea, if you blow it coming in, you may well be dead! It's worst with a following sea. The push tries to turn you beam onto the breakers and roll you over. If that happens, your dashed against rocks underneath the wreckage of your own boat. If you are an inexperienced boater you would be best advised to go north and try for Portland.
My friend used to drive these boats.
I am 63 now but when I was a boy my grandfather and I would go out of Depo Bay in the 20-foot Caulkins bar tender and what an amazing boat those bartenders are!
Remember this film when next Congress votes on USCG funds.
Like the Gorge bridge in Victoria BC. Been under that with my 34 Uniflite years ago.
All the crew on the top deck doesn't seem a great idea. Worst place to be in a rough sea.
The "no damage" theory is good accept when the boat is in water shallow enough that when it rolls the antenna and radar mast is ripped off. True story.
Love the video thank you! However, I am in ex-coasty! I do not understand what they were doing off the dock with the forward and reverse thrust test! If they were actually on a call they don't waste time with that. I work the Cape Disappointment motor Lifeboat School and motor surf school with Chief macadams! You get a call you fired the boat you toss the lines and you're gone. That's all that is needed to be said! Otherwise yes they are great boats I never got to serve on one but I have watched them and I watched them through development they are absolutely incredible however I am still partial to the old 44 footer! One of the best motor lifeboats motor surf boats ever produced. Thanks again for the video
44's were great semper paratus
Rolling in shallow water could be quite damaging! These guys are like fireman. You really get thrilled when you need them and there on their way!
I miss my morning checkoffs holding the falling ball comparator under my arm while drinking a cup of Joe with that ubiquitous shore station diesel taste. Go 41307!
Nice clip! No jetpumps though...
Nice vid but too much misinformation. This has to be a drill and not what the lead intro said. That intro was possibly just bait to get us to watch it.
I agree with you. Except about the bait-it was just poor judgement and reasoning on my part. glad we got that straightened out. Now I know Depoe Bay is actually in Washington.
Well, I can see why you have so few subscribers. From the clip title it reads like there's action about to take place, but it looks more like a training exercise than an actual event. Coasties are not that slow when they respond to distress calls. They don't play forward and reverse in the harbor, They just go. And quickly. Your camera skills (or your camera) are lacking; the quality is rather poor and you have trouble maintaining focus and your shooting position was not ideal. Other than that it was rather boring. If you're going to put yourself out there and try to play with the big boys, get some big boy toys and some big boy skills. It probably got 73K views because USCG action videos attract attention, especially when shot in demanding environments, but I wonder how many clicked out of it after the first minute.
Roll over without damage? I don't think so, it would lose all that radar and communications gear.
Be sure you're using the correct pronouns when announcing "man overboard".
The 47 MLB doesn't have jets. It is standard inboard rigged.
I hope the overboard man has a plan B
I have been through the entrance to Depot Bay in a RIB and a larger fishing boat and it is intimidating. A friend of mine was stationed on one of those CG surf rescue boats in Oregon at" the bar " and a crew member was killed when the boat went over and he was not properly strapped in. Kudos to the coasties for their work and rescuing my wife a few years ago!
That harbor can be a sketchy som bitch
More stuffing than a thanksgiving turkey.