Here's a kinda cool one..
There's definitely a story behind this one.. Was working on the Sedona documentary and went on an all day adventure up to the top of Cathedral Rock.. Well not the top, but as high as you can get without ropes. And.. I filmed this beautiful timelapses here where the cloud almost looks like a wave, or a sailboat or something.. And.. I waited until the last light.. I wanted to get that shot, it was really nice.. However.. I guess I didn't have much light with me, maybe I had a lighter, or something like that.. it wasn't much.. And on the way back I had to cross a sketchy step bridge with all my camera gear in the dark.. I probably should have just got wet and walked through the creek without risking anything.. but.. I hopped across from stone to stone like a freaking ninja! And on each stone I would flick the lighter to give me a lil bit of light/vision, haha.. But.. I was terrified.. If I had slipped and the camera went in the water.. That would have been absolutely horrible and totally fucked up our project for the movie..
Really glad I didn't fall in though, and it certainly was a memorable adventure! <3
Gorgeous. Monument Valley?
Thanks for the comment! And uh, no. This is in Sedona Arizona, the mountain is called "Courthouse Rock".
I definitely see a viking ship in those clouds! Glad you didn't fall in the water! That would have been pretty terrible.
Thanks for the thoughtful comment and the empathy! Lol.. Yeah.. That woulda sucked! It's not even really a laughing matter.. I was pretty dumb to take the risk.. Oh well. it is what it is. And that's cool you see the ship in the clouds also! I was thinking maybe a pirate ship, but close enough!
Gorgeous light!
Cool!
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