I just wish your videos never end. I love the adventure you do. It's like watching an adventurous movie. And there's always a lot to learn from you in your videos. Keep going.
I saw your Christmas at the Grand Canyon, I took a few tips from what you did, my wife and I planned a trip this last January and was able to catch sunrises and sunsets at the Grand Canyon, Zion , Bryce, Red Rock and valley of fire. Lots of Driving but so much fun. I love everything thing about landscape photography. Hopefully the country will safer to travel soon and I will be out and about again. All the best to you and your wife, how you and all of your siblings are safe.
A gorgeous 13 minutes. So peaceful and calming. Wonderful photos. Chris you nailed a fantastic composition and Mike in the nick of time, nailed yours. I love how you can both be photographing the same subject, yet produce something so radically different. You are also true conservationists.
How I would love ot have that Saguaro National Park or any national park within a short drive. I could see me spend day after day there trying to capture the perfect shot. Sorry about your storm chaser efforts but I suspect that is a challenge for anyone. Good to see you. Thanks for sharing. Nyall
Beautiful you guys! So neat to see your area there with the real struggle to find a subject, the wonderful wildlife and sounds! and your final lovely images. Very engaging. Thanks for sharing!
Hey gang, thanks for chasing those clouds my way. Other than comet 💫 no show it’s been a great couple of weeks of photography for me with some clouds and rain. 🤠 I love what you two are doing with you videos. They just keep getting better.
I couldn't decide, it’s a tie (haha), both photos are very nice. BTW, it’s a good thing that coyotes make noise, if I’m standing in the middle of the everglades taking pictures and there’s an alligator behind me…. surprise, they don't even bark (LOL). Stay safe.
Hey you guys know that church was used in the Elvis Presley movie El Charro and is actually called The Elvis Presley Chapel. Think the movie was from 1966 but not sure on the date. They just recently restored the bell tower on it and repainted it. I have a few shots before the restoration with the cross tilting and some freaky sky in the background over the Superstitions giving it a real 1950's spooky look. Great location! I'm too lazy to chase storms right now but it's fun watching you guys do it!
Ok kid's. First great idea showing your position on the map, give's people a better idea of where you actually are. Second, love the text of what the plants & wildlife are in the video. The coyotes yelping adds character to the video giving a sense of wildness. Chris, love that Elvis church shot, it's a beauty. Good video you guys! And something to look forward to for next, it'll be around a 110 degree's all week, woohoo!
@@PereaPhotography Too much talking to camera haha. Better luck next time Mike. PS low to mid 30s in UK now. Hot for us but know it's nothing to what you have been experiencing!
Great video Mike & Chris! Beautiful scenery and wildlife. Glad those coyotes weren't hunting landscape photographers! And I definitely understand the frustration of storm chasing, happens to me all the time here in Florida. Love the way you showed your process on focus stacking in the field. Wonderful images as always! Great work you two! Take care and stay safe!
"I don't know whats going on in my life" the frustrations of finding that right composition "Bye Felicia" hahaha great ending🤣🤣 btw, love the sound of the coyotes yipping 🐺
I feel your pain. I go to SNP every couple of weeks and trying to find a nice composition in the jumble of the desert is a challenge. You both, of course, got some great images.
brett hall definitely frustrating. My favorite app for watching storms develop is MyRadar. It seems to be the most accurate, which isn’t saying much haha. The best one for cloud cover(non storm clouds) is MeteoBlue
Perea Photography cheers guys hope you have luck next time out chasing storms our winter is nearly over here in Australia so bring on the summer lightning / storms and thanks for the info
I love the sound of the coyotes to,they usually come around while I’m parked on BLM lands.Everytime I’ve been in Joshua Tree they always come pretty close into camp, Beautiful👍🏻photography.I was a photographer for 22 yrs studio and weddings 👰🎩Safe travels🚐
@@alanhumbard8298 thank you so much alan!! the storms in the midwest look epic and devastating at the same time. one of these springs, i want to be there!
I can relate to so much of this. Driving for hours just missing storms, getting frustrated over compositions when only having minutes to get a shot, and the appreciation of the small things like horny toads and packs of coyotes yipping 😁
Careful, those coyotes may try to hunt you. Some of them getting pretty aggressive these day's out in Utah but it is very cool. Beautiful photos though, love the direction of these.
Perea Photography. Only two rains in two months and both were less than 15 minutes. My Lemmon and its animals survived a forest fire but the drought may be the bigger threat to their survival.
stunning shots guys n beautyful place !! stay safe n GOD BLESS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Juan Arroyo thank you Juan!
I just wish your videos never end. I love the adventure you do. It's like watching an adventurous movie. And there's always a lot to learn from you in your videos. Keep going.
Gaurav Kumar thank you so much for the kind words Gaurav!
@@PereaPhotography most welcome 😊
Nicely done. A great video and good explanation of your technique.
thank you so much for watching 😊
You guys are awesome! love your cross country adventures.
Todd Maloney thank you Todd!
I saw your Christmas at the Grand Canyon, I took a few tips from what you did, my wife and I planned a trip this last January and was able to catch sunrises and sunsets at the Grand Canyon, Zion , Bryce, Red Rock and valley of fire. Lots of Driving but so much fun. I love everything thing about landscape photography. Hopefully the country will safer to travel soon and I will be out and about again. All the best to you and your wife, how you and all of your siblings are safe.
Todd Maloney that sounds like an epic road trip! Thank you Todd and all the best to you and your family as well!
A gorgeous 13 minutes. So peaceful and calming. Wonderful photos. Chris you nailed a fantastic composition and Mike in the nick of time, nailed yours. I love how you can both be photographing the same subject, yet produce something so radically different. You are also true conservationists.
thank you so much anthony!! 😊
How I would love ot have that Saguaro National Park or any national park within a short drive. I could see me spend day after day there trying to capture the perfect shot. Sorry about your storm chaser efforts but I suspect that is a challenge for anyone. Good to see you. Thanks for sharing. Nyall
nrlondon7959 thanks Nyall! Definitely a challenge but worth it!
Holy Coyote Batman!... They were hunting for you! ;) Thanks for sharing y'all. ~J
dVos Jay haha they don’t want non of this 💪🏼
@@PereaPhotography Bwahahaha
Beautiful you guys! So neat to see your area there with the real struggle to find a subject, the wonderful wildlife and sounds! and your final lovely images. Very engaging. Thanks for sharing!
Scott Walton thank you Scott! That means a lot to hear you enjoyed it!
Hey gang, thanks for chasing those clouds my way. Other than comet 💫 no show it’s been a great couple of weeks of photography for me with some clouds and rain. 🤠 I love what you two are doing with you videos. They just keep getting better.
thank you so much richard! we keep tweaking the videos here and there and it's great to see you like them☺️stay safe!
youve been realy killing it with your recent videos! wishing you two the best of luck
thank you so much!! stay safe!
I couldn't decide, it’s a tie (haha), both photos are very nice. BTW, it’s a good thing that coyotes make noise, if I’m standing in the middle of the everglades taking pictures and there’s an alligator behind me…. surprise, they don't even bark (LOL). Stay safe.
you need to put a bell around the alligators neck so you can hear it sneak up on you :P like a kitty
@@chris_perea I have a better idea, since you and Mike like to drive so much, why don’t you both drive down to Florida and show me how to do it. LOL
Hey you guys know that church was used in the Elvis Presley movie El Charro and is actually called The Elvis Presley Chapel. Think the movie was from 1966 but not sure on the date. They just recently restored the bell tower on it and repainted it. I have a few shots before the restoration with the cross tilting and some freaky sky in the background over the Superstitions giving it a real 1950's spooky look. Great location! I'm too lazy to chase storms right now but it's fun watching you guys do it!
Jim Miller thanks man! Yes the church is famous!! I have a few shots from before the restoration as well. Definitely a very picturesque place. Cheers!
Those coyotes and horned toad were worth the price of admission. :-)
the horned lizard was priceless!!!!!😅such a cool little guy!!
Ok kid's. First great idea showing your position on the map, give's people a better idea of where you actually are. Second, love the text of what the plants & wildlife are in the video. The coyotes yelping adds character to the video giving a sense of wildness. Chris, love that Elvis church shot, it's a beauty. Good video you guys! And something to look forward to for next, it'll be around a 110 degree's all week, woohoo!
Robert H thank you Robert! We really appreciate the feedback and of course we always appreciate you watching!
Me and my wife would camp in benson KOA at least once a year. Loved that area
Robert Nelson definitely a cool area!
05:42 Rainbow towards your left shoulder Mike!! :-)
Steve2426 dang I missed it!!!
@@PereaPhotography Too much talking to camera haha. Better luck next time Mike. PS low to mid 30s in UK now. Hot for us but know it's nothing to what you have been experiencing!
Steve2426 at first I read 30 degrees as Fahrenheit 😂😂😂 i was like, that’s freezing!
@@PereaPhotography Haha, metric here Mike. Well mostly!! Forget sometimes US still on imperial.
Great video Mike & Chris! Beautiful scenery and wildlife. Glad those coyotes weren't hunting landscape photographers! And I definitely understand the frustration of storm chasing, happens to me all the time here in Florida. Love the way you showed your process on focus stacking in the field. Wonderful images as always! Great work you two! Take care and stay safe!
pc3photos thank you! Yeah I don’t think landscape photographers are on the menu haha.
"I don't know whats going on in my life" the frustrations of finding that right composition "Bye Felicia" hahaha great ending🤣🤣 btw, love the sound of the coyotes yipping 🐺
haha a great movie!! 😅
I feel your pain. I go to SNP every couple of weeks and trying to find a nice composition in the jumble of the desert is a challenge. You both, of course, got some great images.
AndyB thanks Andy! Definitely a challenge there but such a beautiful place.
Another toad-ally great video.
it doesn't get any butter than this😅
❤
Those skies tho...I could just sit and watch them develope and fade. BTW... Who's Felicia?😁
i named the horny toad felicia😅after felicia from the movie "friday"
Another great vlog & photos. Mike, just curious do you always shoot in kelvin for your landscapes?
Judy Evans thank you Judy and yes I always do!
Chasing storms frustrating good to see the wildlife and mike what weather apps do you use for storm chasing. Cheers
brett hall definitely frustrating. My favorite app for watching storms develop is MyRadar. It seems to be the most accurate, which isn’t saying much haha. The best one for cloud cover(non storm clouds) is MeteoBlue
Perea Photography cheers guys hope you have luck next time out chasing storms our winter is nearly over here in Australia so bring on the summer lightning / storms and thanks for the info
😍
🙏🏽😊
I love the sound of the coyotes to,they usually come around while I’m parked on BLM lands.Everytime I’ve been in Joshua Tree they always come pretty close into camp, Beautiful👍🏻photography.I was a photographer for 22 yrs studio and weddings 👰🎩Safe travels🚐
i run into them in joshua tree before too! it's always great to see wildlife. except scorpions haha thanks for watching!!
Don’t worry about being a good storm chaser in the Southwest because there are none. The storms pop up out of nowhere and quickly fall apart.
You need to go to the Midwest to be a Storm chaser. Your photos are always great plus you two make a fun couple to follow.
@@alanhumbard8298 thank you so much alan!! the storms in the midwest look epic and devastating at the same time. one of these springs, i want to be there!
Get it together man 🤣 wound up getting some good light, to bad you missed the storm that would have made for an awesome backdrop.
Joseph Cole yeah the storms have been non existent here so far. Bummer. But thanks buddy!
I can relate to so much of this. Driving for hours just missing storms, getting frustrated over compositions when only having minutes to get a shot, and the appreciation of the small things like horny toads and packs of coyotes yipping 😁
😅it's the small things!!
Careful, those coyotes may try to hunt you. Some of them getting pretty aggressive these day's out in Utah but it is very cool. Beautiful photos though, love the direction of these.
RedbeardMountainMan thank you! Yeah they can be but I’ve never had issues. It’s always great to hear them though! Appreciate you watching! Cheers!
👍
thanks for watching jeff😊
I guarantee you that I am the worst storm chaser in Arizona. Check out Sean Parker’s work. Now there’s a storm chaser.
DesertPackrat haha right now nobody is a storm chaser 😂 or chasers without a storm!
Perea Photography. Only two rains in two months and both were less than 15 minutes. My Lemmon and its animals survived a forest fire but the drought may be the bigger threat to their survival.