Having lived all over the world I am now living in Houston. I have never really connected to this city the way I have with other places. Your video has connected me, I love Houston and am proud to live here, thanks for sharing your talent, superb video.
Glad you like it Michael. I think you will agree with me. I have lived couple different places too and what I observed is people next to you is making the city special. Which city you live in doesn’t matter, if you have a good friendship.
Absolutely best drone channel on youtube. I am proud of you as a Turkish. You are showing our abilities to whole world. God save you and all Turkish youtubers.
Very nice. Some great footage here. The lighting and weather conditions are especially impressive, since crystal clear days like what’s shown here are pretty rare in Houston. I also love the fact that you chose early mornings and evenings. At those hours the sun’s angles lend a lot more beauty to the urban landscape. Well done.
Thank you for this nice video. However, you left out The University of Houston, which has very nice buildings including the TEDCU Stadium! You left out Memorial drive, Woodway, Post Oak, and beautiful River Oaks. I hope you can include them. Great work!
Would be nice to see ALL 10 Houston Skylines including Greenspoint Greenway Plaza The Energy Corridor Upper Kirby aka UK Westlake and even Sharpstown just to name a few.
I don’t know about “getting rid of cars altogether”, that’s a bit drastic… but Houston definitely needs to become less car dependent and vastly improve it’s public transportation. An extensive elevated rail network, similar to what Chicago has would do wonders to alleviate traffic and put a damper on sprawl. It’s long overdue. Greater Houston is now over 7 million in population. For a city that big, the public transportation is a sad joke. Building more freeways and adding more lanes to the existing freeways is not the answer. That money would be much more well spent on expanding public transportation/transit. And yes, the number of parking lots downtown is total overkill, not to mention ugly.
@@rollwash4432Faster way of transportation. Plus they can be built underground. A city like Houston would benefit from due to the fact Houston has a lot of untouched land within the city alone. Also it will connect surrounding suburbs.
Having lived all over the world I am now living in Houston. I have never really connected to this city the way I have with other places. Your video has connected me, I love Houston and am proud to live here, thanks for sharing your talent, superb video.
Glad you like it Michael. I think you will agree with me. I have lived couple different places too and what I observed is people next to you is making the city special. Which city you live in doesn’t matter, if you have a good friendship.
Absolutely best drone channel on youtube. I am proud of you as a Turkish. You are showing our abilities to whole world. God save you and all Turkish youtubers.
Very nice. Some great footage here. The lighting and weather conditions are especially impressive, since crystal clear days like what’s shown here are pretty rare in Houston. I also love the fact that you chose early mornings and evenings. At those hours the sun’s angles lend a lot more beauty to the urban landscape. Well done.
This town has been home all my life nice capture of its beauty ❤
That’s my city! Born here in 1987 and it’s been home all my life. Excellent job! But where is our NRG Stadium?
Fantastic views of Space City. You captured the essence of Houston. Music is a tad piercing at points, but otherwise thumbs up.
Awesome video, unlike others, this one shows more than just downtown Houston. Gr8 job.
Glad you liked it
brother! Yeaah.outstanding edition-see you on my side~ ))
Thank you for watching
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Wow 😍😍😍😍
So beautiful.
Fantastic video ❤️ Good job guys
Thank you so much! 👏👏👏👏
So cool!
Vídeo muito lindo, obrigado por nos proporcionar esses momentos.. parabéns..👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for this nice video. However, you left out The University of Houston, which has very nice buildings including the TEDCU Stadium! You left out Memorial drive, Woodway, Post Oak, and beautiful River Oaks. I hope you can include them. Great work!
I will consider for next shots for sure. Thank you.
I am moving to Houston when I'm17.
Eh mon dieu qu’antes que j’aurai le privilège de venir aux USA 🇺🇸
What kind of camera are you using to get such stunning pictures?
I love Houston.!
Would be nice to see ALL 10 Houston Skylines including Greenspoint Greenway Plaza The Energy Corridor Upper Kirby aka UK Westlake and even Sharpstown just to name a few.
Cool video with pretty city, thanks for sharing, hopefully u enjoy my newly uploaded video and have a good weekend my friend :)
Glad you liked it
DiscoverY green!
I live there I love the city
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Greenspoint? Westlake? Upper Kirby? The Woodlands? ALL have skylines
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Truckers passing through Houston
half parking lots half buildings
Too many parking lots. Houston needs to get rid of cars altogether, those lots are always empty anyways.
I don’t know about “getting rid of cars altogether”, that’s a bit drastic… but Houston definitely needs to become less car dependent and vastly improve it’s public transportation. An extensive elevated rail network, similar to what Chicago has would do wonders to alleviate traffic and put a damper on sprawl. It’s long overdue. Greater Houston is now over 7 million in population. For a city that big, the public transportation is a sad joke. Building more freeways and adding more lanes to the existing freeways is not the answer. That money would be much more well spent on expanding public transportation/transit.
And yes, the number of parking lots downtown is total overkill, not to mention ugly.
Everybody always talking about putting up rails, 50 yrs behind schedule. To spread out how is it going to work.
@@rollwash4432Faster way of transportation. Plus they can be built underground. A city like Houston would benefit from due to the fact Houston has a lot of untouched land within the city alone. Also it will connect surrounding suburbs.
The music does not fit Houston at all lol