Cory, thank you! I work with patients with PTSD and found your talk to be spot-on with many! This video helps demonstrate that PTSD can happen to anyone and as a result of various stressful scenarios. I appreciate your openness and allowing yourself to appear "human" and vulnerable. You are an impressive individual!
Greetings to Dennis and family. Great friends to me in my memories. He always talked about what a great photographer you were /are. He had great confidence in you, that you would achieve great things. Was late 70's maybe. Wonderful Seminar. CCinBln
Thank you for posting more videos like this instead of trying to make those edgy, controversial videos for views. This is why people subscribe to your magazine, TV channel, and this channel.
So you understood finally why Pakistan and Pakistanis are good or even great because of what has to bring them in the past and in the current but they are still fighting and fighting and survive another day every time, this is amazing guys.
moro survive a 800 meter tall jump due to an avalanche... all of his friends dies and the year after he was in Himalaya to climb an 8000...he is a superhuman
Hmm nah, don't understand his psychology. People go through wars and he purposely puts himself in dangerous situations to talk about it later in some hero or a victim way. He is just an adrenaline junkie
with NG no matter what your excellence as a photographer if you are not a storyteller they wouldn't hire you BTW this guy is an excellent storyteller....blah...blah...blah...
Amazing. Cory is my photographic hero. Takes so much courage to share these dark and difficult things.
Cory, thank you! I work with patients with PTSD and found your talk to be spot-on with many! This video helps demonstrate that PTSD can happen to anyone and as a result of various stressful scenarios. I appreciate your openness and allowing yourself to appear "human" and vulnerable. You are an impressive individual!
very inspiring story
Wow he is an awesome person
Truly an amazing video series. My photography teacher put these on in class
That was incredible! I feel so lucky to have stumbled across this by accident. :)
You are a superhero Cory...hats off to you...loved your talk
What an awesome video, I love his photography
Respect ✊ you and your feelings for the humanity
One word defines this - awesome - but SOOOO not enough.... where can we see more of him/this???
Sabina Hertzum hes in the documentary Cold, as well as a few everest videos such as everest no filter. Both are on youtube.
Greetings to Dennis and family. Great friends to me in my memories. He always talked about what a great photographer you were /are. He had great confidence in you, that you would achieve great things. Was late 70's maybe. Wonderful Seminar. CCinBln
Wonderful- found this presentation just great!! Thank you so much Cory for this encouraging talk. Scarf is nice too : like it :)
I am from Nepal, you have an amazing experience. I am Trekking guide too. 🙏
wow!
Thank you for posting more videos like this instead of trying to make those edgy, controversial videos for views. This is why people subscribe to your magazine, TV channel, and this channel.
thank you!
Finally something good!! This guy is a miracle
really interesting ,u can learn many things from that
Amazing
splendid job cory
I love your story.
great sir
it was so dangerous nd difficult!
I admire your dare I really appreciate you!
I want to selute you!
great story
Great story Cory!
Wow
When the part II will be published?? I am waiting.
So you understood finally why Pakistan and Pakistanis are good or even great because of what has to bring them in the past and in the current but they are still fighting and fighting and survive another day every time, this is amazing guys.
wow good job....
VERY GOOD NICE VIDEO,
the scarf seems unnecessary
Maybe it would be for you. Silly criticism
jjames05 so don’t wear one...
Nathan drake?
you came from foreign and stepped in Nepals snow but i am from Nepal and i havent seen snow yet!
who the fu*k dislikes such videos !!
moro survive a 800 meter tall jump due to an avalanche... all of his friends dies and the year after he was in Himalaya to climb an 8000...he is a superhuman
Like with his behavior when he was 14, there will come a time when he looks back on this event and bitterly regrets wearing a foofoo scarf.
B. Hagedash They are common in the part of the world he was climbing in. They are called shemaghs.
Cool, I'll read up on them while I'm eating a big helping of crow. :)
he is pretty full of himself
Hear Ya💗Thanks Foreverything💎💘
Hmm nah, don't understand his psychology. People go through wars and he purposely puts himself in dangerous situations to talk about it later in some hero or a victim way. He is just an adrenaline junkie
isn't he second in line to the throne of England?
with NG no matter what your excellence as a photographer if you are not a storyteller they wouldn't hire you BTW this guy is an excellent storyteller....blah...blah...blah...
first
Prince Harry's doppelgänger
🤣yup I see it
Cory I’m from Missoula Montana, can you talk to my entitled boys?
Deep inhale, lip smack. Repeat. I expect greater post production editing from nat geo. This is unbearable to listen to.
I feel your pain
Yeah I mean I guess that climate change is an issue. But it's not like there's anything that we can do about it so why worry about it?
Self indulgent, egotistical, westerner. Pretentious,preening,immoral,soulless. Think about it. Who is he trying to impress? Oh,himself.
Kari Fredrikson who else is better to impress than yourself? To strive to impress others is pretty unfulfilling!!!
egomaniac much?
Only reason that you a can travel like that is because you come from a well off household.
um...his household was the streets
Playing victim with PTSD. Typical.
You seem like a good guy
Have you walked in his shoes?
This comment doesn’t even make sense.
Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰
One word defines this - awesome - but SOOOO not enough.... where can we see more of him/this???