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[@stevemccarthy4320]

Best video yet Dave - Thank you! Having done a field workshop with you a couple of years back, I can vouch for how you use these techniques in the field and on the fly to ensure a good experience for your attendees.

[@DaveMorrow]

Thanks so much Steve! Chasing weather is so much fun:)It was a blast to do it with you! Really appreciate your support of my business. It means a lot.

[@johnstanford6089]

Dave provides an amazing wealth of information for photographers. Don't miss out on this.

[@tomarmstrong3890]

Good advice. Having disabilities, hiking is out for me but your advice on this will still be helpful in planning trips. Oh, I used to guide canoe trips in Canada when younger.

[@mikedresen6321]

Thanks for the recommendations on Gaia GPS and Windy. Haven't seen them referenced by other photographers.

[@Drone-Pilot]

Great Advice, Ive been into videography and photography and hiking but also drone footage, Im not a professional but do it for my own enjoyment and sharing with family and friends, I have so many apps showing all weather stations, winds at altitudes, temperatures forecasts etc, small cost to pay for a detailed look at everything, VHF radio, GPS devices, oh the list goes on, heck I now that I think about it I have a lot of stuff even foldable solar panels to recharge things. I have found waterfalls that take 6hrs hike to get to off track and I know just by doing google searches that no one has a single image of it, makes you feel great when you nail that shot at the right time of day. All I can say is get purification tablets for water, I have run out of water in the middle of summer and was very thankful I had those tablets with me as there were streams I collected water from and those tablets allow for safe drinking water in only 30 mins.

[@aassra]

excellent information, really glad that you shared it here

[@DaveMorrow]

Glad it was helpful!

[@shipbase29]

Love it! Great video. Thank you for all that you do

[@DaveMorrow]

My pleasure!

[@thewarpig111]

Awesome video & course content, just going through it now, I've got a lot of catching up to do. You have really grown this content over the last 12 months, what I am learning here will also allow me to plan for better fishing trips. Your hard work & dedication to your platform is really paying off, Congratulations Dave.

[@DaveMorrow]

Great to hear!

[@davidbarnhill1940]

I used to live in near the Cascades. Sure miss it. Northern Wisconsin is nice, but not the mountains. Great to watch your videos

[@sallyjberry805]

Excellent information, Dave! Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge. Although I will probably not venture into wilderness hiking, I will definitely utilize your suggestions and educational material for searching areas to safely hike, weather conditions, and photography.

[@DaveMorrow]

You bet!

[@menglailee7191]

Dave, do you use a buddy-system or do you solo-hike most of the time? Your SOPs for emergency situations would be helpful if you could share them. Thx.

[@ThisRightSideUp]

Terrific, Dave, Thanks for all your generosity!

[@tuppence101]

Thanks Dave, outstanding video, as always. Appreciate the insights from real, actual experience from a practitioner.

[@danwhitton7966]

This is great advice! For someone who is interested in starting solo wilderness backpacking in the northwest have your interactions with mountain lions and bears been around your campsite or bumping into them on the trail?

[@DaveMorrow]

Glad you liked it. Never had any issues. Sleep with my food right by my head. The most dangerous thing you'll do on a backpacking trip is drive to the trailhead. This may be useful for you: www.davemorrowphotography.com/backpacking-checklist

[@hybboul7377]

Thanks Dave, I will certainly be checking out your recommendations starting first with Google Earth. Sharing your tips and enthusiasm for landscape photography is much appreciated.

[@wendynewing8834]

Thanks for all the great advice. This is so informative.

[@danielbranam8503]

Another great and informative video Dave. Appreciate all the tips.

[@kotip61]

Thanks Dave for another informative video, also for your your first hand , practical tips.👍

[@JohnBrown-ql5fh]

Great advice as always Dave, thank you!

[@scotty4418]

excellent discussion and insight into your methodology Dave and your images certainly are proof of what can be achieved by getting the pre-planning stage nailed down

[@DaveMorrow]

Thanks brother!

[@DaveMorrow]

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[@PereaPhotography]

Awesome video man! Lots of great information here. You’re a big inspiration for getting out and backpacking wilderness areas! -Mike

[@DaveMorrow]

Thanks Brother! Really excited you're getting into backpacking. There is so much good stuff to shoot out there.

[@lancegilliland1528]

What is your best strategy for carrying/getting water when camping on ridgelines?

[@DaveMorrow]

There is an entire course on backpacking included with the free trial to my school. Check it out:) Covers water!

[@lisakievit6031]

Thanks for the video, was a lot of help to see the tools and and I appreciate seeing your tent set ups. gave me some ideas . What do you do with your vehicle while you are out? I am concerned that it may come up missing

[@AndrewFrith23]

great tips Dave

[@DaveMorrow]

Thanks 👍

[@codylerephoto]

The GOES16 Satellite image is amazing for cloud coverage too since its high resolution imagery! Helps me a lot in fog as well if there isnt too much cloud above that, and the infared can help even when it's dark out.

[@DaveMorrow]

Yessir! Have you tried the fog layer in windy? It's pretty solid too.

[@codylerephoto]

@@DaveMorrow I have not yet... it's been about a year since I've used Windy. I think it's time to start using it again so I can check that out!

[@RobtJMooreII]

You need to add Meteorologist to your job description.

[@Greg_Ashley]

Great video with valuable advice. Because you are a full-time professional landscape photographer, and could justify the expense of a Fuji GFX100, why do you still prefer the Nikon Z7?

[@DaveMorrow]

Good question for Q&A.

[@draughonc]

Thanks for the video Dave. If only I could take weeks at a time for photography but my family and business only allow for a few dedicated trips a year or weekend opportunities. Maybe when I'm retired... (already a member of your School.)

[@DaveMorrow]

Thanks Chris! Really appreciate the support buddy:)

[@u4eahere530]

Hi Dave, Where is the GaiaGps link? Thanks,

[@himanshunagpalca]

Your are awesome ..

[@eprohoda]

Dave. beauitful !goodbye!,)

[@Johnnycbtx]

Hey David, thanks for the great information. There is a great ebook written by Stan Rose called "Weather Forecasting for Photographers". I copied his bio from the ebook. Stan is a professional meteorologist with a graduate degree in Atmospheric Science from the University of Washington. He has over fifteen years of forecasting experience, including ten with the National Weather Service in Colorado and California. He is an avid storm chaser, and also an avid photographer, with over 10 years experience photographing the landscapes of North America. National Weather Service in Colorado and California. He is an avid storm chaser and also an avid photographer, with over 10 years experience photographing the landscapes of North America......I have no interest in this so just Google the name of the book if you are curious.

[@lagocardiel]

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