Return To Sunbeam PT 1 - Fall Solo Canoe Trip - Big bull moose, Tornado aftermath, Astrophotography
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Part One of this October Solo Canoe Trip - back to one of the prettiest lakes in the Algonquin backcountry. Along the way I have an amazing up close encounter with a large Bull Moose, find extensive tornado damage on Sunbeam Lake, and with the help of crisp clear October evenings, accomplish some of my best astrophotography to date.
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That photo at 26:26 is phenomenal. Nature is such a gift. Great film, thank you.
thank you! glad you enjoyed it
My wife and I are going into Algonquin in a few days. Your video gets us even more hyped.
Look forward to your fall video every year. Scrap the channels with once a week videos. I’ll wait. Thank you.
:-)
I remember being on Burnt Island when I was 5 or 6. Born in 54. Canvas tent. Cloth sleeping bag. Collmen gas stove. ate lots of fish. A float plane landed beside us to check on us. I love the shield. Your camera work is great!
Cool! ... maybe thats what they were up to.
So good to see you back again. You videography is stunning, a true feast for the eyes. You've been missed this summer but came back at a perfect time, with natures palette full of color. Thanks so much for the entertainment
Thank you!
Beautiful video as usual Jason. Your photography, videography and editing are superb 👏🏻. Such a pleasure for all the senses to watch your videos. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Another great one! Thanks for bringing us along! I may do those route next week! Thanks for the video!!
Thank you!
Could you imagine camping during that tornado? Would’ve 💩 my pants. On to Part 2, stunning videography so far 😊
You'd think the world was coming to an end!
You have the most artful paddle strokes I’ve ever seen….so graceful, relaxed, and in tune with the environment. Great camera work.
Thanks!
Such awesome, polished video! I can't wait to watch part 2. So very talented, by far the best!
Thank you!
21:00 transitions 🔥
I know I subscribed before ! Not sure what happened but I would sub again and again….I wait for your postings and am so glad I searched for you channel…You are a true artist and each video captures the amazing wonder of our North. Thank you !🇨🇦
Beautifully edited Jason! That Tornado or weather system damage was crazy!🤯
THanks Teunis!
Love love love your channel, amazing work, so much inspiration 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
Thank you so much!!
My man! Always fun to watch your videos!!! and yes you should get your a$$ back into the gym ;) hahaha
Working on it! Sorry for the late reply. I was 170 on New Years eve.... down to 150 now. Slimmer and Trimmer!
Absolutely stunning photograph at the end @41:44.
Thanks!
Sweet, both episodes released on a cold rainy day. Looking forward to your videos, they are always a step above. Cheers
Thanks!
Really glad I found this channel. You're videos are Epic, just what I need while awaiting for the park to reopen
Thanks for watching. Appreciate the support.
Loved the time-lapse to fire to long exposure to astro sequence. As you rep Scott's hat, pretty soon we should see a lot youtubers representing the tumble toques.
😁
Perfection - this time of year in Mother Nature, exquisite beauty, the sounds, the peace, and your photography to convey it to us. I like your style - gentle, artistic, subtle use of music and light-hearted chat. The tornado damage was devastating, but left enough fire-wood for a few years!
Thanks for the trip, Jason. Now, Pt 2...
THanks! Plenty o wood!
Such a shame you had to settle for beautiful Algonquin Park - how horrible! Glad to see you back at it and feeling well.
Algonquin is never a bad plan B!
Jason. You must have at least twice as many views and likes because your "work's of art" must be watched on the big screen (TV) and I can not hit the like button on tv,,,,,so sorry this is late ...we really enjoyed it
Thanks so much! Always better on the TV. I do the same thing, watch on TV and then try to remember the ones I liked and then go hit like on the computer later (when I remember :-)
nice to have you back - missed ur videos and the Carolyn Jane
I just had the CJ out in French Riv this past spring... vid coming in 2026 :-)
What a fun adventure. Really enjoyed the video. Actually, it’s so breathtaking we stopped watching on the IPad and found in on our TV instead. You have a new subscriber so we can watch more later.
Awesome! Thank you!
So good to see you post a trip again. I love the way you commentate your videos! Thank you so much for posting again!
You are so welcome!
Serratus is the 2nd tallest mountain in the stunning Tantalus mountain range west of Squamish BC. It's one of my favorite views.
I did not know that!... thanks!
Great video Jason! My goal is to make a quiet canoe film, and yours are always inspiring. You are getting really good at subtlety! Hope you're loving mirrorless :)
Thanks so much for the kind words. Mirrorless is great... was only a matter of time :-) The tech is going hyper speed now... starting playing with some AI image tools recently... BANANAS!
Your videos and photography keep getting better! As well as the talking to camera - you've really found your voice. Fiddly-dee Potatoes! Love the fun stuff like the sped up wood splitting and the (rewind) did you see those ducks?! Cool cool man. love it. Keep doing your thing!
THanks for the encouragement Doug!
So wicked!!!!
I don't know what kind of camera you use but i noticed immediately how high quality the picture is. Really helps to see the true beauty of your surroundings. Enjoyed your video very much 👍 ❤😊
thanks... using a Canon R6 and an Go Pro Hero 8
Great video. We just did that same loop last year, but from the other directions and we also made a video of our trip. We even stayed on the same site on Burt Island Lake (great site). Will be watching part 2 tonight.
thanks !
whhhhhhhooooooohooooooooooo (I'd say whhooo buddy but I think that's taken!! 😁) can't wait to dig in already know it will be awesome!
This is some of the best footage I've ran into. Great series! The close up on the moose was unreal. Can you share a little about your camera stabilizer. We have been looking for a gimbal solution for portages which might fit multiple different cameras.
Yeah the new gimbals are great... a bit bulky maybe. The stabilization in the Moose shot was actually the stabilizer in the lens (70-200 f4 Canon) combined with some stabilization in post... turned out well for that short clip :-) The other shaky 30 seconds is on the cutting room floor :-). The stabilization in the new Go Pros is amazing too.
@@JasonIrwinTumblehome Thanks for the info. Keep up the great work.
Nice to see you back. Great photography. Brings back memories of my trips to Algonquin. Everyone should have to opportunity to spend time in the north woods in the fall.
Absolutely!
Nice to see you are back out on the trail Jason! Fantastic Part 1! Impressed as always with your video work and creativity. Great job.
Your videos capture the tranquility perfectly. Beautifully made, and fun to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
So happy to see you back again. The fall colours have been spectacular this year where I live, west of Sudbury. I hope you post the trip you took with your friend. Your photography and editing are second to none! It's terrifying to think what would have been the outcome had people been camped on that island when the tornado came.
Thanks so much! Part of me wishes I could have been there to see that tornado... but yeah terrifying is the word
Amazing quality as always. Thoroughly enjoying your videos. A tornado hit Sunbeam on July 15 2021, I was camping on Burnt Island at the time! I have to assume this is the aftermath you came across.
Oh wow! Thats pretty close... must have been wild!
@@JasonIrwinTumblehome little close for comfort lol
Such a pleasure to finally see a new video from you. Love the new camera! Those moose shots were stunning
thanks!
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure!
Amazing ❤️
thanks!
What a great surprise for a Friday! Look forward to watching your latest video 😎🍻
Cheers!
Not 1 but 2 videos!!. I know I speak for many, it's good to see you again.
thanks!
that "crappy Algonquin Park". Yeah, there's multiple other places I would like to paddle, but I'm always settling on Algonquin. Been there more than a dozen times on vacation from Pennsylvania. All my best paddling memories were from Algonquin. Thanks for bringing me back. Your camera work is awesome! Had my Jeff's map out following along. "inlets along the way", those are the best trips. Did you go in the middle of the week? That stretch is usually crowded that time of year. That tornado damage shows what you need to prepare for. Nature is a mother.
yes it was midweek... almost eerie how quiet it was. Not complaining though!
I also love fall canoe trips. One advantage Algonquin has over Quetico is the fall colors. Much more prominent. Question:What is your solo boat?
Very nice video.
Hi there, the boat is a Swift Keewaydin 15 solo
Very awesome! I always go backpacking in Algonquin, typically to the Highland Backpacking loop in one night. But your canoe trips are absolutely stunning, thanks for sharing! Oh and so I just bought an R3 for wildlife photography. From one Canon fan to another cheers lol
Nice cam!
Good to see you back!
Thanks!
I waited for you for a longtime! I switched from my iPad to the big screen to do your videos justice.
:-)
P.S. I'da packed the 'phaser'..never know when you'll need it!
Lets go! Can't Wait!
That island that got destroyed I think that was the one I found a sleeping bag stuffed with rotting food and garbage. I did that loop with my wife and we LOVED it.
Yikes!... must have smelled great.
👍TOP😉
THanks !
Nice………
Thank you! Cheers!
Yeah great video but what was that arrow pointing at?
It was pointing out a pair of loons doing the morning fly by
What was the arrow pointing at?
I missed it too
sorry! missed this comment... it was a couple of loons doing a stealthy low level fly by. If you crank the audio you can hear them pass by
Great trip! How many liters is the backpack?
A lot! I think its roughly a 120 litre pack
Any clue when the storm was that ruined the island and the portage that got cleared by rangers?
July 15 2021.... someone else let me know (they were on Burnt Isle at the time)
Is this 2021?
Yes I think so
Are we camping yet ??
yeah!
Can you detail your equipment please?
Hi Matthew, I typically don't go into too much detail on the equipment side of it... sometimes I highlight some gear. I'm always open to any questions you might have though.
@@JasonIrwinTumblehome Just wondering about your camera type and any action cams you use.
@@mcsarge I have a Hero 8 which gets used the most. It has a small Pedco tripod "Ultra Pod" as well. I recently cracked the backscreen however, so we'll see how long it lasts :-) My other camera is a Canon R6 which I use for video and stills. Lenses for that camera are 16-35 2.8, 70-200 4.0 and sometimes the 24-105 kit lens. If I need to pack lighter I'll sometimes opt for the smaller, lighter cheap primes vs the zooms... 50mm 2.0 and 16mm 2.8. I bring along a little trip pod as well. Sometimes I'll bring a Tascam digital audio recorder too. I have a small Rhodes mic for the R6 but it doesn't see much use.
@@JasonIrwinTumblehome Thanks! That is great information. Love your videos, so beautiful and fun to watch.