Wow. The video of the hike through Patagonia is breathtakingly beautiful. The individual scenes of the landscape are very lovely and deeply moving!
@BruceThomson3 сағат бұрын
Splendid. I was more-or-less 'with you' as I watched on a 65" TV here in New Zealand. Thank you for sharing this beauty and solemnity with us.
@uptoparjourney10 сағат бұрын
Another beautiful adventure. But my mouth dropped so many times seeing how far away you were from the camera, then on the way coming back to get the camera. That’s dedication sir 😮
@uptoparjourney10 сағат бұрын
Or maybe a… drone? 👀
@VasOnTheSpot10 сағат бұрын
Practically had to hike twice the distance setting up cameras ahead and behind you and then backtracking.
@user-yi9kt5dv1j12 сағат бұрын
4:23
@sergioani538613 сағат бұрын
Great camera work! At first I thought it was a new National Geographic show - a trip through NZ's national parks, but then I realized it was filmed by ONE person. Bravo!
@abcdefghi914 сағат бұрын
KZread and VR is the closest humans have come to teleportation for the masses, you can travel anywhere with the push of a button, I hope this system keeps improving.
@claudialloyd708515 сағат бұрын
i never usually comment, but i love this video so much. i have seen a few of your other videos but i keep coming back to this one. thank you for posting this, it helps me when i feel sad. i hope you read this and maybe return to africa one day, because i love watching you hike there. never stop <3
@PeggyShingleton15 сағат бұрын
How do you get to do this? These beautiful hikes! So Jealous!
@viralhunt863723 сағат бұрын
Millions of trees cutdown every year deforestation, but how many afforestation
@user-hk1fp6yg5g23 сағат бұрын
What a outstanding view to ever seen, Thanks nice video
@KrunalPatelFilmsКүн бұрын
I've hiked in the Himalayas a lot and I'm also a cinematographer. The level of creativity is super impressive! I don't get it! In some shots you're so far out, I wonder if it's a drone shot or the camera. In those sliding shots, how are you pulling focus, does it happen with the slider itself or something else? Insane. I recently created a hiking film and watching yours makes me want to create more of them.
@SashaHoffmann-fx8pbКүн бұрын
Can you make a video how do you manage your water supply ?
@StoriadaКүн бұрын
i must say i am really amazed by the light you put over this 9 days hike … it’s absolutely inspiring and motivating … And really good work with the video editing. 🎉
@Yasmin-KYКүн бұрын
soooooooooo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@user-yi9kt5dv1jКүн бұрын
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@user-en8wk3wd6iКүн бұрын
Whenever i see these picutres. I can not help but cry. as if i have returned to my rural life as a child
@ander_41Күн бұрын
Ordesa is on my priority list, i hope i can go this summer... Edit: great video, most of the shots were amazing. Great job.
@johnpeschke7723Күн бұрын
Thank you your video brought back memories of my walk from Whitney to Yosemite Valley more than 50 years ago.
@Okrim9Күн бұрын
Wundervolle Bilder, tolle Eindrücke. Dank für den Film
@faujourney_____Күн бұрын
your best journey, every moment is so important, so inspiring
@micheledamschke2441Күн бұрын
Not my favourite of your amazing videos but the mountain scenery was brilliant.
@explorenatureforcampingmuh75092 күн бұрын
It's nice to walk around with you
@irinaportugez9272 күн бұрын
Another Masterpiece! Thanks a lot . The question is, what kind of animal was on the tree, a monitor lizard?
@CrystalClearConsciousness2 күн бұрын
@ time stamp 43 min, a camera-shy Yak!
@nin_thira2 күн бұрын
Thank you for the beautiful video. 💚 I am rooting for you from Thailand.
@lifeofexplorerwithmra31082 күн бұрын
This channel is hiker’s heaven. ❤ from Pakistan 🇵🇰
@user-vn5go1ko9w2 күн бұрын
Every see big rock faces near waterfalls.. I image a movie where in the begin beings imbue powers to rock giants to shape and mold the planet
@elmatanceroerrante2 күн бұрын
How nice the bus driver!!!
@doyounotknow2 күн бұрын
Wonderful! I hiked the Skye Trail in summer 2021 and also had about 50% terrible weather, including storm winds that nearly blew me off the cliff near Elgol. But the Trotternish Ridge was two glorious days of sunshine and the best wild camp I've ever had. Thank you for taking me back to this place with such stunning cinematography.
@vahrambaghdasaryan46092 күн бұрын
nice man. the nature is calling us.
@d_p_zocker39542 күн бұрын
Sehr schön
@The.4u2 күн бұрын
bro!! Wadi Rum is a wintry spot, It is a burning desert in the summer.
@willlidex3 күн бұрын
my question is: at 1:20,who was filming him getting off the bus?
@CrystalClearConsciousness3 күн бұрын
Oh, my goodness me! Harmen they are getting better as they go along. You excelled yourself in this one even through some weather that I have experienced in nasty storms when I travelled through Portugal and Spain for about 3 months. What an amazing island, it is like looking at so many different places like Hawaii, Peru, Africa, New Zealand, Australia (gum trees, bird of paradise plants, banana leaves, agaves etc.). The amount of work done by workers to channel the water around and through rock tunnels is amazing plus the walking tracks everywhere too. But what is exceptional is your filming and shots. You are/have really become a master at this. I am blown away (no storm puns intended!) by it all. Also, have you ever lost a drone!? Thank you again, looking forward to making my way through your next experiences.
@dimitrioskatrantzis3 күн бұрын
Amazing video. Greetings from Greece...!
@AlamTerkembang3 күн бұрын
8:29. . how could bottles of water in there? did you asked somebody in advance or you buried first then backtrack to get it? coz it seems an empty sand dunes and no body there
@HarmenHoek3 күн бұрын
I put the water cache there myself before the trip with the help from a local, full story here: harmenhoek.com/itinerary/post/1/
@RichieValentine3 күн бұрын
How many liters is that hyperlite backpack?
@HarmenHoek3 күн бұрын
It's Bonfus, not hyperlite. It's 58 liters: bonfus.com/product/framus-58l/?af=1
@RichieValentine2 күн бұрын
@@HarmenHoek I didn't actually expect a response but thank you! I've done the Nevada falls hike at Yosemite and would love to go back. As am amateur filmmaker you have such exquisite shooting, framing and composition. I bought a bear vault because of you - it's a cool storage container for my dried foods and it's so helpful you can see the food inside and be able to sit on the thing. I did a week long camping trip on Oregon and Idaho and put my friends onto you at our Airbnb. Thanks, please keep up the great work at your leisure!
@K_jaye3 күн бұрын
Question... You sell those photos or you just post them online?
@K_jaye3 күн бұрын
OMG! what kinda birds are those? the resemble parrot... they are so adorable.... eyy mate if you want a hiking partner next time sign me up lol
@oepaga123 күн бұрын
fav vid so far dude, thnx...legendary!!!
@HarmenHoek3 күн бұрын
Wow, thanks!
@tonyreinke9873 күн бұрын
Revelation 4:11 !!!! After watching all your videos, I just saw this reference flash. Keep up the phenomenal work. Your videos are stunningly worshipful to me. Now even more so. Romans 1:20.
@ahm001able3 күн бұрын
المشي الصامت
@mechichiahmed20k3 күн бұрын
🫡💪
@theboydidgood3 күн бұрын
Visually, one of your best yet. Me and my daughter spend hours together soaking up your films before bed. Thanks for all your efforts 👍👌
@jakeella3 күн бұрын
Superb as always.
@AliMakbaria3 күн бұрын
Hello, we are waiting for your new video! When will I see him?❤❤
@yxx_chris_xxy3 күн бұрын
Plot twist: The film crew consisted of around 50 members who usually do Bollywood movies. It was very difficult to hold back the backup dancers who insisted on coming along.
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Wow. The video of the hike through Patagonia is breathtakingly beautiful. The individual scenes of the landscape are very lovely and deeply moving!
Splendid. I was more-or-less 'with you' as I watched on a 65" TV here in New Zealand. Thank you for sharing this beauty and solemnity with us.
Another beautiful adventure. But my mouth dropped so many times seeing how far away you were from the camera, then on the way coming back to get the camera. That’s dedication sir 😮
Or maybe a… drone? 👀
Practically had to hike twice the distance setting up cameras ahead and behind you and then backtracking.
4:23
Great camera work! At first I thought it was a new National Geographic show - a trip through NZ's national parks, but then I realized it was filmed by ONE person. Bravo!
KZread and VR is the closest humans have come to teleportation for the masses, you can travel anywhere with the push of a button, I hope this system keeps improving.
i never usually comment, but i love this video so much. i have seen a few of your other videos but i keep coming back to this one. thank you for posting this, it helps me when i feel sad. i hope you read this and maybe return to africa one day, because i love watching you hike there. never stop <3
How do you get to do this? These beautiful hikes! So Jealous!
Millions of trees cutdown every year deforestation, but how many afforestation
What a outstanding view to ever seen, Thanks nice video
I've hiked in the Himalayas a lot and I'm also a cinematographer. The level of creativity is super impressive! I don't get it! In some shots you're so far out, I wonder if it's a drone shot or the camera. In those sliding shots, how are you pulling focus, does it happen with the slider itself or something else? Insane. I recently created a hiking film and watching yours makes me want to create more of them.
Can you make a video how do you manage your water supply ?
i must say i am really amazed by the light you put over this 9 days hike … it’s absolutely inspiring and motivating … And really good work with the video editing. 🎉
soooooooooo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
✨✨✨
Whenever i see these picutres. I can not help but cry. as if i have returned to my rural life as a child
Ordesa is on my priority list, i hope i can go this summer... Edit: great video, most of the shots were amazing. Great job.
Thank you your video brought back memories of my walk from Whitney to Yosemite Valley more than 50 years ago.
Wundervolle Bilder, tolle Eindrücke. Dank für den Film
your best journey, every moment is so important, so inspiring
Not my favourite of your amazing videos but the mountain scenery was brilliant.
It's nice to walk around with you
Another Masterpiece! Thanks a lot . The question is, what kind of animal was on the tree, a monitor lizard?
@ time stamp 43 min, a camera-shy Yak!
Thank you for the beautiful video. 💚 I am rooting for you from Thailand.
This channel is hiker’s heaven. ❤ from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Every see big rock faces near waterfalls.. I image a movie where in the begin beings imbue powers to rock giants to shape and mold the planet
How nice the bus driver!!!
Wonderful! I hiked the Skye Trail in summer 2021 and also had about 50% terrible weather, including storm winds that nearly blew me off the cliff near Elgol. But the Trotternish Ridge was two glorious days of sunshine and the best wild camp I've ever had. Thank you for taking me back to this place with such stunning cinematography.
nice man. the nature is calling us.
Sehr schön
bro!! Wadi Rum is a wintry spot, It is a burning desert in the summer.
my question is: at 1:20,who was filming him getting off the bus?
Oh, my goodness me! Harmen they are getting better as they go along. You excelled yourself in this one even through some weather that I have experienced in nasty storms when I travelled through Portugal and Spain for about 3 months. What an amazing island, it is like looking at so many different places like Hawaii, Peru, Africa, New Zealand, Australia (gum trees, bird of paradise plants, banana leaves, agaves etc.). The amount of work done by workers to channel the water around and through rock tunnels is amazing plus the walking tracks everywhere too. But what is exceptional is your filming and shots. You are/have really become a master at this. I am blown away (no storm puns intended!) by it all. Also, have you ever lost a drone!? Thank you again, looking forward to making my way through your next experiences.
Amazing video. Greetings from Greece...!
8:29. . how could bottles of water in there? did you asked somebody in advance or you buried first then backtrack to get it? coz it seems an empty sand dunes and no body there
I put the water cache there myself before the trip with the help from a local, full story here: harmenhoek.com/itinerary/post/1/
How many liters is that hyperlite backpack?
It's Bonfus, not hyperlite. It's 58 liters: bonfus.com/product/framus-58l/?af=1
@@HarmenHoek I didn't actually expect a response but thank you! I've done the Nevada falls hike at Yosemite and would love to go back. As am amateur filmmaker you have such exquisite shooting, framing and composition. I bought a bear vault because of you - it's a cool storage container for my dried foods and it's so helpful you can see the food inside and be able to sit on the thing. I did a week long camping trip on Oregon and Idaho and put my friends onto you at our Airbnb. Thanks, please keep up the great work at your leisure!
Question... You sell those photos or you just post them online?
OMG! what kinda birds are those? the resemble parrot... they are so adorable.... eyy mate if you want a hiking partner next time sign me up lol
fav vid so far dude, thnx...legendary!!!
Wow, thanks!
Revelation 4:11 !!!! After watching all your videos, I just saw this reference flash. Keep up the phenomenal work. Your videos are stunningly worshipful to me. Now even more so. Romans 1:20.
المشي الصامت
🫡💪
Visually, one of your best yet. Me and my daughter spend hours together soaking up your films before bed. Thanks for all your efforts 👍👌
Superb as always.
Hello, we are waiting for your new video! When will I see him?❤❤
Plot twist: The film crew consisted of around 50 members who usually do Bollywood movies. It was very difficult to hold back the backup dancers who insisted on coming along.
So natural and green look
Harmen..I love your silent hikings❤️🩹