Landscape Photography along the Mountain Loop

Phenomenal work scott

Wowzers, Scott!

Super impressive, extremely informative, and absolutely stunning! Great work, Scott!

Beautiful video, Scott! Great to hear your thought process, like when you were picking out interesting elements in the foggy bog scene.

Love the video. Appreciate the effort into walking the trail twice to capture the effort with all the gear. What is the backpack you use for the hike?

Just gorgeous!!

What an epic peak! Definitely adding to my list.

Amazing video, even for those of us who are just smart phone photographers. Was great to meet you at the WTA work party at Ptarmigan Ridge and will be subscribing to watch your future videos!

Enjoyed this video a lot, very well done and the Cascades are magnificent. I have to get out to the Pacific Northwest again. I'm from Long Island. Seems like to you it's an Eh image but I love the black bear crossing the creek.

Beautiful work, Scott. I've been up the Mt. Loop many times, but don't climb anymore - age has its limitations! That said, you got some really great shots of some great mountains. I, too, love the Cascades. Inspiring.

Wow! Bravo!

My family enjoyed camping, hiking and exploring the Mountain Loop region in the 1980's and 90's. Thanks for the memories.

Great vids. Are these mountain tops your on 1 day hikes up & back? Need climbing gear, rope set ups, etc? Thanks for any replies.

Wow, beautiful documentation of White Chuck! Great video quality and photo instruction!

absolutely stunning work Scott! I've been eyeing the Cascades for years. This moves it to the top of the list!

Do you carry a pistol when you’re out deep in the woods or mountains?

Nice! Which polarizer did you use?

Gorgeous! Thanks for taking us along in a wonderful and spectacular journey!

Very nice video. Beautiful

Incredible!!!

Awesome work!

Beautifil and I loved the bear photo, because he was walking with a purpose around amazing scenery 😍

Have you been to Rialto beach? Another one that tide timing is important to get to the hole-in-the-wall. I definitely need to check out Shi Shi Beach. Kind of of surprised on your way to Ruby beach (a favorite) that you didn't stop at the Tree of Life. Heading out that way (but south Moclips area) this weekend. Defiantly not the rock structures but yet to visit and not see a handful of eagles from golden to bald. Got some filters to play around with and just a bit of family time and down time to play around with the camera with no pressure aside from those I put on myself. Another great video always providing inspiration and came at the perfect time the eve before I head that way. But now I am really itching for a 400mm. Can't wait to see where your next adventure takes you and thus us the audience.

Thanks for sharing your wonderful images of the Mountain Loop. Like you, I really like using a 100-400 zoom on a tripod for closeup scenes. Sometimes that's when birds catch my attention. On the mode dial, #2 is programmed for Auto ISO, 400th of a second and wide open. This saves a little time to catch the fast birds, or in your case a fast bear.

It was very nice of someone to climb down ahead of you and set up a camera to capture you doing the crux of that climb.

Such an underrated channel!