Glendalough 4K Drone

[@bernadettehamilton2044]

You know Wicklow well Bryan, I have hiked here many times and camped at the top of Powersourt and swam in that river but an Aerial perspective brings another level of beauty to the whole area-Thank you- Bob

[@rickiilatino]

I love Glendolough. I visit several times a year ♥️

[@epokhemusic9495]

Brilliant!

[@bryanpatterson7947]

Epokhe Music thanks.

[@GCapo]

Hello, could I use a snippet of this for a really cool Irish music video?

[@andypulkrabek840]

Absolutely incredible drone shots here Bryan!! Nicely done! You should go share your awesome flight and footage over at AirVuz! You gotta go check AirVuz out!

[@bryanpatterson7947]

andy pulkrabek thanks. What is Airvuz?

[@ahmedattig]

Hi Bryan, great footage! What would be the best way to get in touch for a collaboration? Kind Regards

[@bryanpatterson7947]

Ahmed Attig, what kind of collaboration do you have in mind?

[@stevenmcneal2334]

Bryan - This is spectacular video of Ireland. There is a musician names Joe Mass who wrote a song called Emerald Isle. I am trying to develop a music video for this song. I would like to ask if you would let me use a bit of your video for this project. Joe Mass is not a big star, but a great musician. We will not be selling the video but using it to promote his 1st album. I would certainly give you credit on the video and place your name at the end as the Videographer of the Ireland Scenes. Who knows, it could go big and we all become stars. Realistically your great video could be on the music video of Joe Mass from Philadelphia. Please let me know if it is acceptable to use pieces of your landscape video of Ireland on a promotion video? Thank You for considering. Steve McNeal Liveactproductions.com I am not making any money off of this either and just helping an independent musician who lost their live entertainment job.

[@bryanpatterson7947]

Hi Steven. I would be happy for you to use the drone footage for the music video, just keep me posted on how you get on, would love to see the finished article when you're done.