One of my favorite area of California is the central coast. Was lucky enough to fly over Avila beach on a day when there were not too many people. The county of San Luis Obispo is putting restrictions on flying drones all over their parks. It's a matter of time before the state of California closes the state parks to all. We as hobby'sts must let the state and other places know that we follow the rules and fly safely and within the law or we will lose this great hobby. Used both my Mavic 2 pro and Mavic 2 zoom for this, and again the zoom is favulous for your average videographer like me.

great footage and well edited. Thanks for sharing

Great piece of work

Hi there, thank you for sharing your awesome video, well done. Fly safely. Cheers!

Very nicely done and choice of music.

Very nicely done and choice of music.

Guys thanks for all the great comments. This was a beautiful place and I enjoy the drones and this hobby a lot, however I'm concerned about all the negativity that's growing around our hobby and I think we need some positive press. DJI stands to lose so I think they need to step up and let the world know that this is a safe hobby and one that can show the beauty of our earth from another perspective, and that it can help look for answers in a safe way.

Look awesome, thank you for sharing!

Is there a scene of Pirates Cove in your Video? lol

Very nice, the music adds to it, and liked the way you varied the transitions, also the choice of the ones used

HH1 Posted at 1-16 11:03
Very nice, the music adds to it, and liked the way you varied the transitions, also the choice of the ones used

Thanks I love playing wround with different songs, transitions etc. I filmed a good 45 minutes so there is a lot of footage.

hridge Posted at 1-16 10:17
Is there a scene of Pirates Cove in your Video? lol

Actually there is..lol

MagicRide Posted at 1-16 15:05
Thanks I love playing wround with different songs, transitions etc. I filmed a good 45 minutes so there is a lot of footage.

You had one transition in your film that went straight across the scene and raised like a shade, and in the days of Laurel and Hardy in films it was called a "shade cut," they did one film where it actually showed Laurel reaching up and pulling down a shade as the scene slowly went to black, and then it went to a scene slowly appearing as if a shade were being raised, and there was Laurel raising the shade  Your film is very nice.

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

Thanks again to everyone for viewing my video.

nice shot you got there..