the city should control the infestation of mosquito , it is very annoying mosquito bites

Mount Pleasant Caldera is also a old volcano in the South/West part of New Brunswick.

my family lives here

Hey, thanks for the beautiful video! Some nice shots here! Would it be okay to use some of the footage of the lighthouse in my upcoming music video?

had no idea about this spot! thank you

So do you not consider sugarloaf a volcano? Or grand manan island which played a roll in one of earths mass extinctions ? .

I believe there's an ancient volcano in St. Martins on the coast

Mesmorizing, absolutely beautiful. Would love to know the piece of music accompanying this video.

Do the tides eventually each-day, cover these rocks or cliffs 🤔

I have a 60cm diffuser I plan to use, but I appreciate your dedication in bringing massive sheets into the field with you. 💪🏾👍🏾💪🏾📸🌍

Good video especially the waterfall going up. Keep up the good work. Well done

Beautiful, you would think you were in the Rockies.

At least Moose Mt. from the southeast looks like a volcano.

OK, so where is Currie Mtn. ? Location and route numbers are kind of important to people who have never been there before.

Great to see Maritimers making videos. Well done!

Do you need rock climbing gear to get to the top here

This was a famous spot were native elders would watch over the other wolastoqiyik families on the islands a birds eye view of the nation working together!

Very nice!

Great time lapse. keep up the good work

Subscribed! Excellent video man really appreciate the edit and the instructions for this location I'm trying to get a few friends together to experience some of the beauty of NB and this is a must see. A dream of mine to hike down and after watching this I'm super confident we can find it.

Hello from a Bluenose living in Ontario. Thanks for the tip. Just discovered your channel.

exactly what I try to explain to people when they ask me to teach them photography. it all starts with the basics, learn about composition and balancing your images!❤

wow! amazing sites, these are now on my list

this was fantastic! great reminders and tips👍🏻 can't wait to shoot in NB this summer❤

Going for the first time tomorrow, been wanting to go for years! 😎

Looks beautiful, Mitch! Heading there this weekend w/ my buddy & his fiancé AND my doggo!

Skip to 2:50 for the tip!

Thank you soooo much for the tips!

Great video.

Great idea if you're in a pinch. A couple dollars got me a combo 24" difussion reflector (white, black,gold,silver) from B&H in NY, USA with free shipping. Not sure about free shipping to New Brunswick.

Awesome video, the pink lady slipper is a rare find. Get after it.

This is a good trick. You could even have something that doubles as a rain cover, perhaps a translucent umbrella (which would also be easy to set up for narrow shots). Another, unrelated tip from me: black makes the colors really pop. I often try to get a black / very dark background. Even better if there is distance to it, or a large aperture, to make the background blurry, too. This combination can often be achieved with a long focal length, you just have to get far away from the subject (it can be difficult on a windy day). Though most lenses do not produce a nice bokeh wide open, so it needs some experimentation to find the best one for a given lens (and also depends on the scene).

Isn't Grand Falls the most iconic falls in New Brunswick? nice video

Damn sick video 🙏 I'm definitely going to check those places out for myself!

Hello, I reminded this video .. we were discussing the matter of the most useful focal lengths year ago .. it's sad btw that you ceased to put a content on your channel - I liked your videos despite I disagreed with your point about lenses that you only need .. I am here with little update .. I've spent last year a lot of time out there in the great outdoors (to be precise big multiday hikes were only 3: - Scotland, Norway and Austrian Alps) and totally changed my gear and setup. My photo-hikes involve just a lot of hillwalking and trekking so I've stopped using a FX camera (D810) and returned back to using my good old trusty DX camera (D7200) because of weight and the size of the gear ... with FX I've found myself that my the most used focal length is still 24-70 and full set is just too heavy and cumbersome. I am now using mostly the 18-140mm nikon kit lens (27-210 on FX after applying crop factor) ++ eventually Tokina 11-20 when I need to go ultrawide .. Image quality difference is hard to notice even with pixel-peeping and now my full set is now below 4.4lb (camera, strap, batteries, two lenses) which is awesome .. And the most important point: this year are 80% of all my class A landscape shots taken between 27-85mm .. so no, you really need 24-70 when you go out ;), if I had to choose I'd go single-lens with one 24-70 rather than with 16-35 and 70-200 .. cheers from Germany !! ~dan

Who’s that hunk in the vid??

Great tip. I usually carry a 300mm (12") 5-in-1 reflector, which has a diffusion portion, but it is only good for a close-up shot. Using a larger diffuser would allow for a wider shot. Thanks.

GREAT VIDEO! IMMA GO CHECK THAT PLACE OUT!

That's a tough enough climb during the day. Good job dude

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Beautiful video and good quality. Great place for visit. Nice one

Great job creating a submersive and cinematic video. Mt. Carleton Provincial Park is a place I explore every year, so its great seeing your experience and ultimately your progression through your videos as a cinematographer. Keep up the fantastic work and Happy Hiking!

Hey, I hope you are well. I have seen all videos. Very well. I appreciate your work. I have sent an email by ifthekar robin, kindly check it out. and waiting for your reply. Thanks

Hopefully you got to get a coffee or some clams at the restaurant on the beach

hahaha I'm a Wicker on the wet coast , Sunshine Coast of British Columbia, I'm here to tell you you missed the best landscape camera's and lenses, the Pentax cameras (K1MkII), and lenses 15-30mm also 24-70, 70-200mm) are by far the most robust and best quality gear for Landscape shoots. This is especially true if you are an all weather shooter and don't want to carry a shower cap to protect your delicate gear (read that as Nikon canon etc). Check it out man you are boxing things into the noisy buy new body and lens every 4 months slot.. BTW Born and bred and brought up in Saint John and Sussex New Brunswick, travelled the world, would not be with out my Pentax gear in any weather

Thank you

Nice suggestion

As others said, Sugarloaf in Campbellton was also a Volcano.The Basalt and gemmy gems on the coast there all the way to Dalhousie are SPECTACULAR!

Great photo of fire and spruce.

Lovely shots nicely captured 👌 great job 🤩😍