Absolutely love the movement of clouds and quiet scenery in footage. Stunning work. I am so happy to watch your video. Stunning work !! I am so happy to watch your video.
Four of us tramped in from the Hollyford,Labour weekend 1976.Hut at bottom of lake full so carried on to the rock bivvie at the head of the lake and spent the night. Brings back awesome memories.
Bloody hell that is a whole level of post production up from the usual tramping video - fully professional quality. I was there in winter 1980 after crossing over via Giffords Crack. Back then the track down the valley was a whole lot rougher, but everything else remains exactly as I recall it. That defiant kea absolutely captures the spirit of these creatures. My blood still chills slightly every time I hear their unique call.
Thanks so much Philip. The track in there is still fairly rough and slow, I hate to think what it was like back in the day. The kea are certainly cute for a while, but their company can wear thin when they're continually trying to rip apart your gear :-)
Thank you! We chose to do it over 4 days. It's possible to reach the lake from the road end with one very long day, but the extra time makes it more worthwhile.
Wow!
Wow.....
Stunner
you got a LOT into this/ top work
Absolutely love the movement of clouds and quiet scenery in footage. Stunning work. I am so happy to watch your video.
Stunning work !! I am so happy to watch your video.
was there 3 years ago ,with a ton of camera gear,was a hard hike ,lovely video btw
incredible place, the views are really stunning and amazing
Wow. One of my favorite spots in the world and you captured it beautifully.
Four of us tramped in from the Hollyford,Labour weekend 1976.Hut at bottom of lake full so carried on to
the rock bivvie at the head of the lake and spent the night. Brings back awesome memories.
I didn’t realise there was a hut there back in the day, a great spot for it!
beautiful!
Thanks Daniel for showing us a wild area that not many people hike to. I've seen still photos but video does reveal so much more.
Thanks so much Bruce!
Awesome! Great job 👏
thank you :-)
That was a special watch mate. Your level of filming and editing has shot right up 🤙
Thanks Josh, always learning and loving the creative process, it's a whole different level than photography!
Bloody hell that is a whole level of post production up from the usual tramping video - fully professional quality. I was there in winter 1980 after crossing over via Giffords Crack. Back then the track down the valley was a whole lot rougher, but everything else remains exactly as I recall it. That defiant kea absolutely captures the spirit of these creatures. My blood still chills slightly every time I hear their unique call.
Thanks so much Philip. The track in there is still fairly rough and slow, I hate to think what it was like back in the day. The kea are certainly cute for a while, but their company can wear thin when they're continually trying to rip apart your gear :-)
Simply beautiful
thank you :-)
What a fantastic film, landscape quality still images, but in a film. Beautiful image making.
Thanks so much Steven, I do enjoy translating some of my photography experience across to video, it's very rewarding
Breathtaking!!! Thank you for sharing Daniel
Thanks very much for watching :-)
That intro - Pure talent 👍
cheers Dave, glad you enjoyed!
man dude, this is such a beautiful spot aye! You got some great shots.
Thanks man, certainly is an epic location!
Awesome footage mate!
thanks mate :-)
Awesome video! Did it take 4 days to complete the trip to Lake Adelaide via the Moriane Moraine Creek Route?
Thank you! We chose to do it over 4 days. It's possible to reach the lake from the road end with one very long day, but the extra time makes it more worthwhile.