Here is me and my two best mates jumping into a very cold and elevated lake. Lake Titicaca in Peru.
Videographer: Mathieu Van de Wille
GoPro Camera Used: GoPro Hero 3+ Silver Edition
Capturing Life's Adventures With GoPro
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Here is me and my two best mates jumping into a very cold and elevated lake. Lake Titicaca in Peru.
Videographer: Mathieu Van de Wille
GoPro Camera Used: GoPro Hero 3+ Silver Edition
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Gregory Karabensh says with their new GoPro, and his cumulative advancements in workspace innovations, he has finally put together a “making of” video for Celestial Hunter Drums. We hope you enjoy this glimpse of what goes into the process of creating a Steel Tongue Drum. Way to go Gregory. This is awesome!!!
Videographer: Gregory Karabensh
GoPro Camera Used: Hero 3 Black+, Sticky Mounts, Head Mount
Video or Camera Settings: 1080p 60fps
Photo or Video Description: Lake Worth, Florida
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Anthony Vazquez takes to the sky’s over Miami, FL to make first skydiving jump. What a rush!!!
Photographer: Anthony Vazquez @ThatsMyBuddy
GoPro Camera Used: Hero3 + Silver Edition, Wrist Housing
Camera Settings: : Burst Photo, 10 photos in 1 sec, 720p
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Have you ever taken the hike from Salkantay to Machu Picchu? If not, now worries. Mathieu Van de Wille and some friends trekked this course and bring you some great footage from their GoPro camera.
The famous Salkantay Trek (or Salcantay Trek), named among the 25 best Treks in the World, by National Geographic Adventure Travel Magazine, is a trek open to everybody, with no limitation on spaces or permits (at least for now). Connecting the city of Mollepata, Cusco with Machu Picchu, the Salkantay Trek is an ancient and remote footpath located in the same region as the Inca Trail where massive snowcapped mountains collide with lush tropical rain forests.
Located less than fifty miles northwest of the city of Cusco in south central Peru by the Cordillera Vilcabamba and rising to 6271 meters above sea level (20574 ft) Mt. Salkantay is an outstanding glacier-capped summit worshipped for thousands of years by local indians. The name Salkantay is a quechua word meaning “Savage Mountain”.
It is usually a 5 day/4 night trek.
Videographer: Mathieu Van de Wille
GoPro Camera Used: GoPro Hero 3+ Silver Edition
If you’d like to send in your video or photos, please visit our submissions page
If you’d like to send in your video or photos, please visit our submissions page