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The flow state. The process. It’s the journey, not the destination. Your Boulevard. My 5 motorcycles. Selling my last Harley-Davidson at age 75 seven months ago ended a lifetime journey on 2 wheels. But each ending needs a new beginning. And so drones and other passions lead me on in the flowing river of life, never to dry up or be choked in a stagnant pond. Keep riding my friend and keep painting an ever-expanding picture.

People watched Casey’s vlogs and fell in love with his style without realizing all the effort he did inside of the point he was making. You do the same thing. It’s appreciated.

Love this, as always. No one covers the creative aspect of drone photography like you do, very inspiring. Thank you!

I really enjoy your videos. Always look forward to your new videos. Appreciate your enthusiasm and love for what you do. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I was totally captivated from beginning to end. Again great video Bud

I love your philosophic approach to our artform. It is indeed an experiential flow… Always love your videos Ted. Please keep them coming 🙏👍

Wow, the price for your course is super fair. More than fair. Dude, you are a king!

I’m liking the black and white. But I can really see how the music makes the scene. Thank you, love the videos. Learning so much.

Cant wait to see the hospital one. I think some other drone youtubers have been there before. Have fun!!

Awesome music to that little scene! I love the gritty scenery just as much as the nature shots.

Great shots of the NYC Skyline, bridges, birds, tracks and trains. I always learn a lot with your videos. Thanks and Kudos, Ted.

I love how you weave together so many coverage shots (including stills) in the first 90 seconds before jumping into the Chapter 1 narrative.

Mare curaj ai avut printre atâtea fiare omule.🤔.FELICITĂRI!

Hey Ted, thanks for another inspiring and educational video ..loving it 👍

1000% this. All the bitchin gear in the world doesn't matter if you don't have a compelling shot. Some of the work you've gotten on this simple mini 3 is amazing with your creativity and eye for picking out just the right scene. This is why I keep coming back to this channel, always learning.

I love the energy you bring to your videos, I have become a better drone pilot from your videos and the knowledge you share has been greatly appreciated.

I feel a great connection with your attitude to these wonderful flying cameras...you quite often pop up in my mind during flights. Cheers Ted!

Captivating dronography as usual Tedster!

Great job as always Ted!

I always learn so much from your videos Ted!

Brilliant my friend, enjoy your videos 👍

Love all your videos.....Its amazing how you keep your drone in a straight line over the tracks.....you must have a steady hand.

Another great learning video Ted! Thank you so much on teaching all of us on the “quest” of great cinematography.

Another awesome video, you Rock Ted 👍 !

Good thoughts on better shots versus better equipment. I see so many people reaching for a better drone instead of improving their cinematic skills. Nice to hear some sanity. Great work.

Ted, living in New York you don't need to build the sets for your cinematography. They are all around. I love that. Nice shots as always. Greetings from the boring Caribbean my friend 😅

Nice to see we had a similar mode of Trend recently ✌🏻 great video; insightful topic 👍🏼

Great video Ted and enjoy your enthusiasm for your craft. 👏👍

Ted you always have some super cool ideas up your sleeve, totally like it, very creative ... and inspiring ! thanks so much for sharing ! Keep them coming !

Since I was one of your *local drone cowboys at the mental institution,* I am sooo looking forward seeing your footage! Super excited!

I think I enjoy this channel more and more each time I view a new video. You are one of the greats Ted!

Fantastic video, Ted. I really enjoyed the various footage and color grading to get my creative juices going. Also, what a totally different experience of living in the city vs in the woods. Thanks!

This was deep bro... I didnt expect this when I clicked on the video

Fantastic footage Ted. Just ordered my first drone and love the fact that you explain things in such an easily digestible way. Your view on how to simplify and capture such wonderful movies fills me with inspiration. I’m hooked on your approach and enthusiasm. Can’t wait to try some ideas out for myself. Thanks again and keep em coming.

Brilliant as usual

Thands for the examples on design. Re color your eye and brain will automatically be attracted to any brighter color relative to the intended subject. Example. A yellow window frame next to a subway track is a distraction when your video motion is following the tracks

Great shots, Ted. Good to see you again

Love your videos and ideas in your drone shots. I do want to tell you, I lived in NYC until I left for college to Florida, I’m glad I left. NYC is a beautiful place with respect to an artist and photographer’s point of view. So much to view and observed with all the interesting creative graffiti and building structures, both new and old. Give me the beach brother, that has been my zen. Thank you for your outstanding videos, you are able to show NYC at a different and beautiful prospective with drone videography. Continue to keep it real, and Keep it safe.

Curing my GAS with SAS… got it! 😎 I appreciate you and your teaching style so much. And cool bike! Look8ng forward to the next episode. ✌️

I’m only into the video for five minutes and I’m already blown away. Such talent search. SAS I am now going to subscribe from Montana

Another brilliant video, your vids are the best drone vids on RU-vid! I love your statement "value the process"! It is so true. I've been shooting film and printing in a darkroom for 40+ years precisely because I love the process. But now my flying camera has given me a whole new way of seeing things. You da man Ted!

Fantastic insights man, loved it! Your enthusiasm and presentation is infectious, and great value for people too! ✌️

Great video Ted, always enjoy your passion for the flying camera.

Man you are so lucky to live in NYC. So much to shoot with the drone. I liked the dark colours, b&w is dramatic but the colour adds interest. Like # 508!!!

Again, another great video. Just thought I'd add my 2 cents about the pigeons. I picked this nugget from another drone YTuber, so I can't (and don't want to) claim it - but I had problems with seagulls in Spain - like you, I don't harass them at all, but especially in springtime, they become very aggressive - also eagles in the Dolomites in Italy. The trick is red high reflective tape ( something you might put on a bicycle) - thin strips stuck on top, bottom, left, right and v thin strips on prop arms. It completely solved the problem - the gulls still squawk a bit but keep their distance. PS do you need special permission to fly over & around NY? I always worry in urban spaces.

You're so right Ted. Good new gear is fun too though. It can open doors. Something as simple as a mount for an action camera for your car, truck, or bike can change perspectives.

This was great! Thank you.

this is inspiration. so i subscribed. simple as that

Great video Ted, the pigeons flying around the church steeple shot is epic! I have either bees or crows that like to attack my drone.

Excellent perspective as always! Can't wait to see what you come up with around the abandoned mental institution! Looks like it might be a good spot for some FPV!

the B&W makes things look dangerous but yet awesome!

The black and white gives it the hole New York vibe.

Really great footage. Another great video 👍👍 thank you ted

Sensi, Just my 2 cents: Pigeons are an underrated bird just like seagulls and beautiful in slo-mo. I prefer the color shot above the tracks but i like the b&w shot under the tracks. Im keeping my Air 2s and Mini 2 based on your philosophy and am working on my cinematography even though I REALLY want to buy something new. Great class as usual! Domo Arigato

You’ve been a mentor to me. You convinced me to work on my creative instincts of recording the footage, rather than FIRST purchasing all the ND filters and becoming great at color grading like many of the drone nerds on RU-vid have suggested.

Great video. Awesome philosophy of cinematography. However, I struggled with you calling trains "subways". Crazy New Yorker lol

Love your ideas! I get too focused on the technical and sometimes loose sight of what could be really nice shots. Going to change how I think when flying. Also, going to sign up and take your course.

Yeah brother!!

Just GR8! Impossible to hunt for shots like that where I´m located.

You find the best subjects! I appreciate you and your creativity, Ted! You really inspire me! ✨️

This TX Drone Cowboy just enrolled in your MasterClass! Next best thing to an autographed first edition of "Ted Nemeth's Philosophy of Life via a Flying Camera" Love your content, Ted!

Your videos show just what a drone is meant for. A camera in the sky! Before I lived on LI. I used to travel those "L" trains and subways. Lived in Williamsburg for 14 years as a kid. Myrtle ave was where we shopped. Lived at Rutedge and Marcy ave. Thanks for all these informative videos!!!

As always love your energy Ted, such an important mindset to have and avoid collecting gear. I preferred the colour grade over black and white, totally agree about black and white being the go-to, but that scene just looked so much better with the broader colour range, in my opinion. Keep rocking out these videos man, you give me good laugh every time.

Another great. . . LOVE your storytelling style. Tip. . .don't let perfection be the enemy of good. Your character can entertain without the video. ❤

Cooooooool vid ! Title caught me !

Looking forward forward to that creepy place. Did I see a chair IN the ceiling? Better call the ghostbusters 😂

Another good one Ted. Watch out for the drone cops who tell you that you sinned flying over cars.

I always learn something watching your videos! Can't wait for the next one my friend!

Any tips on avoiding flying over people? I love hearing that you haven’t had any collisions with the birds! What about bugs? Trees? Any obstacles you have hit? Ever lay the drone down? Just crashed my drone the first time yesterday 😢 loving your videos! 👏

Thanks for another great post. I always look forward to your new videos. You always give great advice. Thanks for your knowledge. I always "expect" it... lol

In those areas I think that colour works best, so many variances and textures etc. ✌️

Great video Ted..loved it.. The subway darker colour grade was the hit for me. 👌 One day I'll try some colour grading for my vlogs. Can't wait for the mental asylum video. We're currently travelling in Bulgaria (despite where our videos are at..) and I've flown at an abandoned hotel and also in a dictator's building..love the cross between URBEX and my drone..lol 😁👍 Take care and keep smiling.. 😉 Phil

Another amazing video, keep them coming please

Love this. Great episode Ted. Editing and Colour grading on point. Very inspiring 👌

Hi buddy, have to say this video did go on a bit, sorry for the slight negative there but hey feed back is good if meant with the best intensions right. Apart from that I loved the subway shots. Stay cool chum. 😃

Thanks big Ted.

Love the excitement in your video. Definitely a follow.

Ted, started watching your videos and find them enjoyable and informative, so I subscribed. I visit family back in NYC frequently and I thought NYC has a drone ban except for designated parks. Is this correct? Being a long-term NYC resident, I would love to fly my Air 3 when visiting. Any advice?

Your as mad as a box of frogs, I love your videos

Whoaa…. That is cool! Weren’t you worry about GPS signal taking off from under the tressel and brick buildings?

TED,, Good to see you FAMILY!!! Nice video!!!

I like to approach the scenes I shoot in with minimal expectations. Sure, I'll come in with an idea of what I would like, but I'm not married to that outcome. If everything aligns to make that vision happen, great. More often than not an element I have no control over means I'm not going to be able to get what I envisioned. So then I leave it to my years of experience shooting on the ground to find some other way to find something else to make it interesting. I like to think of it as creative problem solving to work within the limitations the situation. Sometimes it's even better than what was expected and sometimes it's just a practice run for the next time. A good example was shortly after I got the drone, I had a trip to Las Vegas and I went through the whole process to get proper permission to fly near the High Roller ferris wheel. Only I realized too late that I didn't ask for enough height clearance. So I'm shooting a cloudless sunset and only enough height clearance to go as high as the middle of the wheel. My creative solution was to get further back and align the setting sun with the center of the wheel. The shot ended up as a finalist in drone photography contest and was selected to appear in the county fair. So a situation I didn't have a lot of hope for still yielded a portfolio photo. I'd love another crack at shooting there but haven't been back yet.

Another informative, entertaining and well-put-together video.

Incredible content! Always learn a ton. Im in Atl and would love to do this. Do you ever have issues with people being aggressive? Obviously we fly away and as respectful as possible. Thanks for your time

Great Video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I love your videos as I strive for great drone shots! Your optimism is contagious

I looked up the word ebullient. There was a picture of you, Ted. Nice scoot.

Absolutely brilliant video, love it! I’ll be crossing the pond from Europe to NY for holiday and plan to bring my mini3 pro. Am I allowed to fly as a tourist in NYC the way you did? I’d love to!

Great shots and super video. You make me long for my hometown of Brooklyn. Great work!

Been waiting on this class, I’m in!!!

Yo Ted, im down to bring my drone to Kings Park with you. 🤙🏻

phantomrain in the house, I think the rules , have really challenged how cinemaitc we can be while flying. People ,cars , planes , ect.

Very interesting, thanks

Just curious how you obtained your NYC permit to fly? Is it a long process? Thanks!

Good one Ted. Great Video!

Like the color grading. Wonder how a grunge texture in areas would look.

Well said, Ted. I always learn something new from you. Great video. 👍

I absolutely love your video's Ted! I'm trying to learn how to fly and edit my camera with props and GPS and your videos are a great source of help. Not every time can be a great time. Good luck with your next shoot 👍

A piece of red reflective tape on top of the drone might work wonders to keep those pigeons away. You shot some awesome footage. My city has a lot of drone Karens and a bylaw prohibiting the launch from city property. There are ways around it of course, but the really good shots are difficult to access. Happy flying and keep up the good work!

Great video Ted. Always an interesting tutorial 👌👍