Wow, very nice video. I dig how you bookended the video with the book and speaker. My uncle lives in St. Thomas and we last visited probably 17 years ago. Took a ferry over to St. Johns for an evening concert one night but that was it. I regret that we haven't been back since. He's moving off-island soon which is sort of a bummer...but he's moving to Panama so hopefully we'll get over there at some point! Again well done video - great underwater shots.
Thanks, I like to create little intro and outros for the park or place or whatever. I think it helps create a little more story. Hey you'll have to get out to Panama, both spots are pretty awesome.
Like everyone’s said, the transitions are sooo good. But I also really liked the sound. The underwater bits and the blending of the recorded sounds and added audio was noice!
Bravo on your stunning video showcasing the majestic scenery, wildlife, rock carvings and history of the US Virgin Islands National Park! It gave me a new perspective! I am now seeing divers and snorkelers become fish and sea turtles under water! We are no different from them. We all swim through the voyage of life!
I love your transitions. Looks like you do some masking? I haven’t mastered that yet,. Great history and info, too. That abandoned factory was amazing, but what was that animal staring at you??? a mongoose?
Very well done man! Super transitions and interesting documentary! Also, cool logo animation :) Fun watch!
Edits on point!! Plus those colors are just tasty!! Great vid man!
Loved the shot at 2:41, and those turtles 🐢 !!!
your audio engineer deserves a raise... hehe such a beautiful video.
about that... thanks for all your help man
Man your editing has leveled up so much! Loved this video.
I was just about to type the same thing
Nice video! Really liked the transitions and Leah says you have a calming chill voice 😊
Thanks you two!
Wow, very nice video. I dig how you bookended the video with the book and speaker. My uncle lives in St. Thomas and we last visited probably 17 years ago. Took a ferry over to St. Johns for an evening concert one night but that was it. I regret that we haven't been back since. He's moving off-island soon which is sort of a bummer...but he's moving to Panama so hopefully we'll get over there at some point! Again well done video - great underwater shots.
Thanks, I like to create little intro and outros for the park or place or whatever. I think it helps create a little more story. Hey you'll have to get out to Panama, both spots are pretty awesome.
Awesome video. Great that you got to see turtles, I'm very jealous.
Hey Dyoramic, hope you're well. It was pretty awesome, I've never swam with them before.
Me, too
Like everyone’s said, the transitions are sooo good. But I also really liked the sound. The underwater bits and the blending of the recorded sounds and added audio was noice!
I appreciate that! I had fun working on the sound design for this one.
Hello Nong Irin comes to watch and send encouragement.
Thanks for watching!
Bravo on your stunning video showcasing the majestic scenery, wildlife, rock carvings and history of the US Virgin Islands National Park! It gave me a new perspective! I am now seeing divers and snorkelers become fish and sea turtles under water! We are no different from them. We all swim through the voyage of life!
Thanks for watching! It's an awesome place and highly recommend!
You are a brilliant nature documentary maker and deserve an Academy Award!
I needed to know this. Appreciate your time 😊
thanks for watching!
Wow! I am so jealous you got to go to VI! This video looks absolutely beautiful btw :)
It was rad! Thanks!
Amazing video! New sub here🙃
Hey thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed.
I love your transitions. Looks like you do some masking? I haven’t mastered that yet,. Great history and info, too. That abandoned factory was amazing, but what was that animal staring at you??? a mongoose?
Yup, it's done with masking. It was a mongoose! Hard to get on camera, but managed to get a few seconds before it bolted away.
You find best places to explore.I'm kind of jelose
You gotta get out and see what you can!
Woah they drive in the left there even though it's an American territory?
Yep, all of the USVI islands do, maybe it stuck as they used to be Danish territory.
@@cyruscrossan loved the petroglyphs too. I had no idea those were even there. Also was that a shark fin in one of the shots at the end? 😬
@@daviddejulio863 It was a fin of a ray!