Goodbye Sunrises & My Worst Drone Crash Yet (Video)

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Alaska's Resurrection Bay like never before in this captivating sunrise adventure! Join me on an exhilarating journey to Lowell Point Beach near Seward, Alaska where I embark on a quest to capture the mesmerizing hues of dawn through landscape photography.

Armed with my trusty Nikon D810 camera, I delve into the art of long exposure photography, skillfully crafting stunning images that immortalize the ethereal dance of light and shadow. But the excitement doesn't end there – I take to the skies with my DJI Mini 2 drone, soaring above the rugged coastline to capture aerial perspectives that will leave you spellbound.

However, as the golden rays of the sun paint the horizon, fate takes an unexpected turn. Watch as I navigate the challenges of flying my drone amidst the awe-inspiring scenery, only to crash my dang drone into the trees and get stuck. Several rocks later and I managed to knock it back down to the beach with no more than a broken rotor blade and a bruised ego.

In a land where the sun never sets, this sunrise holds a poignant significance. With Alaska's reputation as the 'Land of the Midnight Sun,' the fleeting beauty of dawn takes on a deeper meaning, a poignant reminder of the impending loss, as sunrises and sunsets disappear for the season.

Join me on this unforgettable expedition as I bid farewell to the sunrises of Alaska, each moment a testament to the raw power and timeless allure of nature's canvas. Don't miss out on this epic adventure – subscribe now and embark on a visual journey like no other!

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