After gaining an interest in drones, or "elevated camera platforms" as I like to call them, I met up with a local quad copter racing group. Known as FPV (first person view), it's a new alternate activity, maybe even a sport. It's like a video game, but not virtual, because there is a physical object moving in real space and time. This video touches on the concept of drones, and FPV racing. The future is still being written, but it's moving very fast. Thank you to Ron at http://www.quadrysteria.com/ for the FPV clips! Shot on a Sony A7s and a DJI Phantom3Pro. Shot on Sunday, finished on Monday.

Alaska is full of surprises. As if seeing beautiful blue icebergs wasn't enough, one in particular looked suspiciously like a bear holding a salmon to me. What do you think? Pretty uncanny resemblance?

Just got back from a unique packrafting trip down the Taku. Many photos and video clips were shot along the way. Here's a little trailer of the trip. I should probably get some hired work done first, but who wants to see more?

It's always been an Alaska love story. Once upon a time, we explored south central AK in Autumn. Behold this story of exploration. Sit back and enjoy your coffee with this one, sound on, because the narration is what makes it.

Incredible footage of Alaska's rarest bear type, the illusive and mysterious glacier bear. This is a black bear with very unique coloring. Documenting this wild animal took lots of patience and a filming permit with the USFS. What would you do you if saw a bear like this?

A history hunting team has a new tool for underwater exploration. The "Juneau's Hidden History" group has an ROV in the testing stages. It will allow a camera to go where never before.

It's become a tradition to walk across the frozen Mendenhall Lake in the Winter to see the glacier. Here's a look at how it's done.

A few explorers made history recently when they rappelled a large waterfall in Alaska on a rainy day in Juneau.