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Paul Curtis
Australia
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2013
Tully Gorge cinematic
A compilation of scenes at Tully Gorge and Falls in north Queensland Australia
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Evelyn Falls fly-through
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There is no track to Evelyn Falls in north Queensland. A compass or gps is handy to find your way there. It's a couple of hours walk through nice eucalypt and cypress forests and mostly fairly level until the steep drop into the creek. Lots of potential to explore and swim.
bee eater edit
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A short compilation of Rainbow Bee-eaters settling into a tree at dusk. North Queensland, Australia
Happy Birthday to Me(sa)
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A small collection of videos I recorded on the occasion of my 66th Birthday while I was travelling through Diamantina Lakes Nat Park in south-west Queensland. I was quite enamoured with the concept of Mesas - flat-topped hills just sitting out there waiting to be photographed and climbed. A particular cluster attracted me and I visited them a few times culminating in my “great idea”. I was cele...
Mitchell River camp North Qld
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Three days with the family on the glorious Mitchell River in North Queensland. Back to the Mitchell River at Hurricane Station for a family camp and this time for a couple of nights so more relaxed and got a bit of time to take some nice images. The river was surprisingly high and fast flowing for this time of the year so the kayak and inflatables came in handy again though the water was still ...
Paul Curtis intro to NQ Wildscapes Phototours
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A short introduction to myself and my thoughts on photography. Video produced with the assistance of Lis Rooks.
Cannabullen Falls
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A brief trip to Cannabullen Falls in the North Queensland Wet Tropics during a late wet season
Jourama Falls flight
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Here's a short flight up and down Jourama Falls in north Queensland. The flight up I managed to do in one take so there are a couple of less than perfect pans.
time lapse video Better Photography Paul Curtis
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time lapse video Better Photography Paul Curtis
Nice one Paul.
Love that gorge
Nice, haven't been there yet
Wonderful Paul!
sorry to say but ur stpid why would u go into croc infested waters with a donut thing and a kayak yous are just asking to be eaten ppl these days have no self awareness around water, u just think u can go swiming anywhere here in fnq nah my bro wish ya the best hope u dont get eaten 🐊🐊
Absolutely superb! Well done. Love the use of the bird calls too
Thanks Barry. I, probably like you, have been plugging away for years collecting video that I've not been too sure what to do with. Over the next few months hope to do a few little compilations like this.
@@paulofthenauth For sure. You may have seem other channels like 'Into The Wild Films' that have been hugely popular on TH-cam. Your landscape content is just superb!
Nice one. Very peaceful and stunning shots!
Thanks. Glad you liked it.
Absolutely beautiful ❣️
Good choice of music too: big fan of Air, a couple of French lads…
Yes, I enjoy their music and they were nice enough to let me use it for this purpose.
Wow that’s beautiful mate..! My cousin Duncan brought this to my attention… from over here in Blighty, it all looks so alien ..! I have had the chance to visit Chillagoe briefly but this really brings it to life including the underground..!
Thanks Andy. Chillagoe looks alien compared to just about anywhere.
Thank you for your presentation Paul, it gives me the urge to revisit Chillagoe, to sojourn, rather than pass-through. I was especially impressed with your drone shots of the limestone and tried to imagine ancient fish swimming between the columns. Thanks once again Paul.
Wow intense
Great photography as usual Paul been on my list for years to get out there Cheers Mick 😎
Thanks Mick. If you get the opportunity let me know so I can give you some tips. It's a bit complicated.
Nice one
Thanks Rafael, I haven't published this widely as I always wanted to improve on it. Will get around to it one day.
Absolutely great photography Paul of North Bramston just up the street from my house 👍
Hi Paul just found this video and so glad I did it’s a very special place I’m from Innisfail so been through there a few times then came cyclone Yasi I thought that’s the end of that track a year later I went up to have a look You could only drive to the first bridge there were motorbike tracks to the second bridge that was as far as you could go I went back each weekend for two months cutting through to the hut I didn’t want this track to be lost forever Watching you guys using the track and exploring the river is the reason I opened it back up Cheers Mick from Innisfail 👍😎
Thanks for your efforts. I wasn't expecting the road to be open. Some friends went down there last week and said they could still drive to the shack on the Tully. The road beyond the Tully crossing is completely overgrown.
Have you gone down the wall ck road to blenco another good drive up that way
@@MrBENTPIN have been down the Wall Ck Rd a few times but not all the way through. Thought it may have ended up in private property.
@@paulofthenauth yeah its a nice drive. Comes out near blenco. Takes a while.
Man thank you for this video haven't been able to find any info about this track area plan on walking up to the Tully quite soon!
This is exactly what I wanted to see. Where was that guy approximately? Is there much of the old Culpa town left that you saw?
Hi Lawrence, glad you liked it. It was one of the most interesting things I've done over recent years. Nothing left of old mining areas. I have had a look around as I think I know approximately where they were but nothing. Which guy/picture were you referring to?
Paul Curtis oh cool. I live in Tully so it’s my backyard. That was meant to say Hut
@@mbb6740 The hut is at the end of the road where the old, big bridge is on the Tully River. I think it was a forestry hut and I am surprised it is still standing. The road beyond the bridge which used to come out at Kirrama is pretty much gone. The road into the hut won't last much longer unless someone spends money on the road and bridges - which is unlikely.
Paul Curtis do you mean Cochable creek camping area?
@@mbb6740 No, this area is only accessible from the Ravenshoe/Koombooloomba area. This is the upper Tully river above the dam as per the video.
incredible part of the world. awesome vid
Good work Paul. I recognise many of the places featured. Stevo.