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It must continue, and around we go again! Good stuff and love all the cinematic footage.

I am puzzled as to why you don't have 1,000,000 subscribers? Your videos are so amazing. The cinematics and story telling is top notch. Kudos to you Lewis.

Great stuff as always Lewis...never understand why you don't get more views. I'm very appreciative of content creators like you that inspire us!

A gun??? Really??? Why do you have video of The Wave when this is about Antelope??? I was not stampeded in any way on my tours. Busy, yes, but not rushed and the guides were very friendly and patient.

Cool visuals but I would have loved some tips other than you can't bring a tripod. What time of day? Rough Idea of settings and lenses etc.

Another high quality production...

man such a bummer about clearing those cherries. what a scene and image!

I think Photography is becoming like fishing. The average fisherman isn’t making money selling fish today, but it’s still a great hobby. Catching & cooking your own is better than a frozen bag of fish from the supermarket. Capturing a once in a life time moment or composition by hand will always trump the AI bots.

NICE!!! Loved the pics.

Nice! The raccoon was my favorite part, and the Jurassic argument….

I took my dad there 22 years ago before the world discovered the canyon. Got some amazing photos. Also got some ho hum photos. This video explains why some were rather flat- light settings were wrong for some shots. I had forgotten about that aspect and seeing this reminded me of the experience. Good times.

Love the helicopter shots!

Dude, the music selection is 🤌

Great shots! Thanks for the thorough tutorial! 💕

AI Or composite? Im confused, its both fake

Another great high production value video. Love them. Got to work on getting these videos to go viral

Nothing wrong with buying something from eBay you $ave a ton

*I feel like I've been waiting for this video forever!* This is an awesome throwback to Swift before the rockstar fame and fortune. This is a great story of humble beginnings and it's so cool that you've hung onto these images all these years!

Can you make one of me leading the peloton on the Tour de France?

I'm just an amateur, but I've used the up-side-down method a lot. Especially if you have remote shutter. It's really helpful for macro shots and shots shooting straight down, or nearly straight down. (Tarantula coming out of it's hole, fish in a stream, fish in an aquarium, etc) I "discovered" this use back in the 1970's with an old absolute tank of a tripod back in the day. But even my little Benro I modified so I can do this. When you angle the camera so the lens is pointing down your controls are facing up. Easy. ;-)

The shorter centerpost comment is right on. Without it it's no go for me. The one on sale is the older model. Haven't checked out its replacement.

How to fly drone in Grand Canyon? Is there a permit system?

I love this! Your are one well rounded creative photography artist. Thanks for this inspiration! Again.... LOVE IT!

The absolute beauty captured here… 5:43

Great stuff Lewis! I used to live in San Diego and completely agree with all of your thoughts. I actually have a great pano from right where you're standing at 2:16!

The music and b-roll were on point! 👌 San Diego is beautiful, I've unfortunately never been. The amount of political shenanigans in California is always such a turn off to travel there.

Oh jeez...karen

lol at 7:40. sometimes, it's ok to just acknowledge that a scene only exists in a photo of the past. the initial one is beautiful. I'm just glad you got it when it was there! That's a big point of photography for me. It's worth it just to capture those fleeting moments that may not exist again

The expansion of Colorado, especially the Springs, is quite disappointing. With each passing year, it gets harder for me to photograph Pikes Peak because of the haze and smog. I think a day out in nature beats a day typing prompts into a computer for a vasty inferior AI "masterpiece" anytime. Also, that's a pretty cool knife!

Great video, Lewis. I appreciate you showing even the failures. The dedication you have to the art is always motivating to me and helps my photography.

Awesome shots! Would love to see this snowy scene in person.

Just watched a half dozen of your videos, your narration is as outstanding as your photography.

I have the older version of this tripod, which has a reversible center column and a stubby column. I thought I would never use the reversible column, but then I got into macro, and now I use it all the time.

Been there. I enjoyed seeing the snow. It gives it a different look and is very pretty. Thanks 😊

I have been to Arches 3 times. An awesome place. Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy seeing the many Arches.

This place is on my bucket list. Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed it.

Been there. A beautiful place and unique rock formations 😊

Been there. A beautiful place. You should go to Goblin Valley State Park in Utah. Another out of this world place.

No better time in the Springs than Fall! 🍁 Such a cool, dream-like image... I think this could be an entire series of "secret doors in unexpected places..."

Loved this!

This is just gorgeous. Thank you.

I took a look of this tripod and its price is really good as its quality ... your description and review are useful, they help us to make the right choice ... thank you very much, you keep on sharing your advices 😊👍

*This is quite the comprehensive review!* K&F has served me well so far, and can't be beat for carbon fiber sticks at that price. Keep up the solid reviews!

*Congrats on 1,000 Subscribers!* This video is packed with super helpful self-portrait tips -- video is definitely a great way to go. It's not always easy to jump to the other side of the camera, but this video was a huge help!

Wow! Going to have to try this. Beautiful images

i was there last fall and all the photographers (including me) were lined up right next to the shore of the lake.

love the combo of canon full-frame and 1911!

Great topic! I've always felt that the self portrait sessions felt odd haha. Using stills from a video like this is definitely a good way to do it! It removes some of that "posed" feeling. Stunning video work as always! I think I've been to that campground too haha.

Another great video Lewis. I still don't understand why you don't have a million followers. Your videos are always so well done. However, I do miss the blunder takes at the end of the videos you used to do. Keep up the great work.

Very good instruction, thank you.