You.....are.....amazing!!! The quality of your videos is the best I've seen anywhere on YT and maybe anywhere else for that matter. Literally stunning.
Stunning. For your next visit, I suggest Strahan and the cruise to Sarah Island and the Gordon River; Port Arthur and Pennicott's Wilderness Cruises around Tasman Island for whale watching (in season) and stunning cliff formations; and going south: the Huon Valley, the Tahune airwalk at Geeveston, Hastings Caves and thermal pool, Cockle Creek and the beginning of the South Coast track.
Literal goosebumps!! Nicely done bois !! Love every bit of it, mad color grading, music, voiceover spot on !! And love little proposal story inside the story.
I have a deep affection for Tasmania. I've been fortunate to visit twice, and it feels as though a part of me is connected to the place, yearning to be there.
Beautiful. Amazing photography. We’ve just spent 4 months in Tassie in our Expedition Vehicle. We’re also lovers of winter and planning to spend 3 months next year during winter. Gotta love Tassie!
Great vid guys thank you for visiting us and glad you all loved it. Hope to see you back in the not too distant future for more adventures. Look up Kooparoona Niara Tours while in the north of the state for your authentic Aboriginal cultural history interests while visiting next too 👍🏽
If you like adventure endurance running try the Gone Nuts 102 km run from Stanley to Wynyard each year in March. The most amazing scenery. Or the kunanyi mountain run or cradle mountain run, heck, I left Sydney a few years ago and I’m staying.
Seriously stunning! 😍 Looks like an amazing trip and the cinematography was so beautiful. Loved the proposal as well - congrats! New subscriber from Hawaii 🤙
Hey mate! This is an epic edit I must say, and you are equally underrated for this particular video. This video deserves more views than it has gotten as of now. By the way, can you share the links of the soundtracks used in this video? It really took the video to a next level 🎉
Wow really appreciate the kind words! Stoked you enjoyed it ❤ Definitely, all the tracks are listed in the credits and were licensed through MusicBed except for the first one which is from Artlist :)
Genuinely loved this ❤ so wholesome ❤ kindly wanted to ask which airbnb was the one with stretching top and side hexagon shaped clear windows? When it rained it was so beautiful
Thanks Steve. No problem, that Airbnb was in Evandale and was called 'Blackwood Tree Cottage: Heritage Listed Evandale'. That airbnb was made for rainy days!
In a lot of Australia you don't need permits provided you follow the rules: www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-rules I would say its worth bringing. Where you do need permits/permission is in national parks and they can be a hassle to obtain, especially in Tasmania.
Hey mate, for sure: Day 1 and 2 - Cradle Mountain area (Knyvet Falls and Hansons peak hike) Day 3 - Montezuma Falls, Queenstown and camping at Mt Field Campground Day 4 and 5 - Hobart (Markets, Mt Wellington, MONA Museum) Day 6 - Cape Hauy Hike, arrive at Evandale Day 7 - Ben Lomond Day 8 and 9 - Bay of fires (camping at Cosy Corner North Day 10 - Floating Sauna at Derby and Spirit of Tassy
Sure thing mate: Day 1 and 2 - Cradle Mountain area (Knyvet Falls and Hansons peak hike) Day 3 - Montezuma Falls, Queenstown and camping at Mt Field Campground Day 4 and 5 - Hobart (Markets, Mt Wellington, MONA Museum) Day 6 - Cape Hauy Hike, arrive at Evandale Day 7 - Ben Lomond Day 8 and 9 - Bay of fires (camping at Cosy Corner North Day 10 - Floating Sauna at Derby and Spirit of Tassy
wonderful video and all respect to you guys, but you need to boost the volume of your voice as the music way out powers your voice I cant hear you at all :/
I really enjoyed the Bay of Fires, especially because you can stay there free for one month and St Helens is not too far away for supplies. It was named the Bay of fires because the Aborigines used to have their campfires along the coastline until they were wiped out by the British genocidal maniacs...
You.....are.....amazing!!! The quality of your videos is the best I've seen anywhere on YT and maybe anywhere else for that matter. Literally stunning.
Stunning. For your next visit, I suggest Strahan and the cruise to Sarah Island and the Gordon River; Port Arthur and Pennicott's Wilderness Cruises around Tasman Island for whale watching (in season) and stunning cliff formations; and going south: the Huon Valley, the Tahune airwalk at Geeveston, Hastings Caves and thermal pool, Cockle Creek and the beginning of the South Coast track.
Great suggestions. Honestly any excuse to come back again!
This footage, storytelling, music, everything is phenomenal
Thank you! Appreciate the kind words 😊
Literal goosebumps!! Nicely done bois !! Love every bit of it, mad color grading, music, voiceover spot on !! And love little proposal story inside the story.
Thanks Jay! Appreciate the kind words, glad you enjoyed it!
Epic footage and scenery! Also lovely intimate moment captured!
Thanks Tommy! It was definitely a special moment to witness.
Amazing picture and fantastic video cut in combination with music. Thanks for sharing.
I have a deep affection for Tasmania. I've been fortunate to visit twice, and it feels as though a part of me is connected to the place, yearning to be there.
Beautiful. Amazing photography. We’ve just spent 4 months in Tassie in our Expedition Vehicle. We’re also lovers of winter and planning to spend 3 months next year during winter. Gotta love Tassie!
This short film has has transported me to another world. Sublime production.
Humbled to hear it, thanks David!
This is very beautiful .Thank you !
Amazing video. Loved it, show cases Tassie very well. Well done guys ❤
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ❤
Congratulations guys
spectacular cinematography 😍
Great vid guys thank you for visiting us and glad you all loved it.
Hope to see you back in the not too distant future for more adventures.
Look up Kooparoona Niara Tours while in the north of the state for your authentic Aboriginal cultural history interests while visiting next too 👍🏽
If you like adventure endurance running try the Gone Nuts 102 km run from Stanley to Wynyard each year in March. The most amazing scenery. Or the kunanyi mountain run or cradle mountain run, heck, I left Sydney a few years ago and I’m staying.
Love the way you have captured everything! Always wanted to get that going through the rainforest drone shot! Looks Epic
Thank you! Really glad you enjoyed it 🙌
nice lil film, especially the cinemaphotography and edit.
Appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed it 🙌
Such beautiful footage. Awesome video.
Thanks mate! Glad you enjoyed it.
Seriously stunning! 😍 Looks like an amazing trip and the cinematography was so beautiful. Loved the proposal as well - congrats! New subscriber from Hawaii 🤙
Thanks guys! Glad you enjoyed it - appreciate the support 🙌
Lovely video mate. Keep it up.
Thanks mate, appreciate it.
You guys do it like no one else. You sold us on our trip to Tassie 🤙🏻
Appreciate the kind words! Tasmania is something else. When are you planning on going?
terrific! we enjoyed watching your video✨ absolutely the best one
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it :)
Mind blowing video 😮❤❤
Thank you!
Very well presented, I enjoyed 😢
Glad you enjoyed it
Hey mate!
This is an epic edit I must say, and you are equally underrated for this particular video. This video deserves more views than it has gotten as of now.
By the way, can you share the links of the soundtracks used in this video? It really took the video to a next level 🎉
Wow really appreciate the kind words! Stoked you enjoyed it ❤
Definitely, all the tracks are listed in the credits and were licensed through MusicBed except for the first one which is from Artlist :)
Your videography is incredible. Do you apply and filters or edit the colouring with the footage?
@Paradoxical124 Thanks mate! Yes I do colour correction and grading processes on all footage.
Genuinely loved this ❤ so wholesome ❤ kindly wanted to ask which airbnb was the one with stretching top and side hexagon shaped clear windows? When it rained it was so beautiful
Thanks Steve. No problem, that Airbnb was in Evandale and was called 'Blackwood Tree Cottage: Heritage Listed Evandale'. That airbnb was made for rainy days!
@@SeasonAscent thank u so much! Genuinely appreciate it. Love u guys! May 2024 be a wholesome year
excellent, places - and very well edited and composed video. i wonder why you are so low on subs
Thank you! Appreciate it 🙏
I’ll be going in June, how did you obtain drone permits? I’m debating if I should bring mine and register it in Australia and get insurance
In a lot of Australia you don't need permits provided you follow the rules: www.casa.gov.au/knowyourdrone/drone-rules
I would say its worth bringing. Where you do need permits/permission is in national parks and they can be a hassle to obtain, especially in Tasmania.
Any chance of getting your travel itinerary?
Hey mate, for sure:
Day 1 and 2 - Cradle Mountain area (Knyvet Falls and Hansons peak hike)
Day 3 - Montezuma Falls, Queenstown and camping at Mt Field Campground
Day 4 and 5 - Hobart (Markets, Mt Wellington, MONA Museum)
Day 6 - Cape Hauy Hike, arrive at Evandale
Day 7 - Ben Lomond
Day 8 and 9 - Bay of fires (camping at Cosy Corner North
Day 10 - Floating Sauna at Derby and Spirit of Tassy
Which month of the year were u guys visiting TAS?
We were there during August.
Do you have an itinerary published?
Sure thing mate:
Day 1 and 2 - Cradle Mountain area (Knyvet Falls and Hansons peak hike)
Day 3 - Montezuma Falls, Queenstown and camping at Mt Field Campground
Day 4 and 5 - Hobart (Markets, Mt Wellington, MONA Museum)
Day 6 - Cape Hauy Hike, arrive at Evandale
Day 7 - Ben Lomond
Day 8 and 9 - Bay of fires (camping at Cosy Corner North
Day 10 - Floating Sauna at Derby and Spirit of Tassy
he looks chris hemsworth
I'll take it 😂
wonderful video and all respect to you guys, but you need to boost the volume of your voice as the music way out powers your voice I cant hear you at all :/
I really enjoyed the Bay of Fires, especially because you can stay there free for one month and St Helens is not too far away for supplies. It was named the Bay of fires because the Aborigines used to have their campfires along the coastline until they were wiped out by the British genocidal maniacs...
Environmental vandals