Death Valley: Desolation, Splendor & How to Capture it All with Gregory D’Agostino | B&H Event Space

[@seabiscuit1207]

Interesting! Great adventure story.

[@shupingyin8082]

Most comprehensive video on Death Valley well done cheers

[@alexa.1843]

Very enjoyable and informative. I've been to Death Valley but only did a fraction of what Mr. D'Agostino did. The hiking I did do gave me a sense of how challenging it was to get to some of these places in the park. Beautiful photos!

[@morrisonbrett]

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@carolfrancescani4807]

Thanks, Gregory D'Agostino, for such an information and beautiful session on Death Valley. I was unaware of the many different aspects of the park. You are an intrepid photographer and traveler, and your photos are gorgeous. Loved your Northern Lights webinar as well.

[@kevinarmstrong3415]

Very informative thanks. A tip from driving in the desert in the Arabian Gulf: assume you will need 1litre of water per person per hour.

[@JoeCosentino]

Best to have 2 cameras one wide lens one telephoto. If you shine a flashlight you will see there is always a fine dust in the air. I use a duel strap and a birdwatching vest to carry everything else like batteries and filters. That way you don’t have a heavy backpack. Up and down the dunes. You can sink 3 or 4 inches into the sand and walking is hard.

[@RS-Amsterdam]

So this is the place where NASA shoots the videos of the MARS lander and fool us ;-) Thanks for sharing !!!

[@KTHKUHNKK]

You may have a point that was just wondering. When all these rockets and things are being shot off where are they really going ? I need to know because I'm so confused. Thanks Keith

[@Thekennel177]

Those dunes killed my D 850. Be careful with the blowing sand.

[@jameskelson1891]

A beautiful looking park. Unfortunately half of what I learned from the video was Ah-Um, Um-Ah.