A beautiful late March day on the slopes that felt a lot more like a beautiful late April day. The 2026 snow pack was sad. We got to show off our Marshy shirts though, so of course I had to make sure he was properly featured.

I tried out a "mixed media" style that I've been wanting to do for a while. First cut together in my normal editing software, did some frame rate calculations, and then imported into Procreate Dreams for all the fun bits (I have a love hate relationship with Procreate and Apple). I don't love how all the clips turned out, but I'm pretty happy with it for a first attempt.

This took an embarassingly long time to make. My requiem for a tuesday iykyk.

Filmed on an Akaso Go.

My sister started travel nursing, and I got to go visit her in Washington in 2026. She took me around to see quite a few cool sights, and I got to test out my new knockoff GoPro. (We were supposed to go skiing at first. The GoPro might have made sense in that case. As it was, I was just wandering around Seattle with my silly little camera. The bartender at the Salish Lodge liked it though.)

If you can't tell, I'm a big fan of Twin Peaks.

"It needs a nomination for an acadamy award called Most Meaningless Documentary." - My Father

Unnecessarily filmed on an Akaso Go.

In 2025, spent the summer in Edinburgh, Scotland. For my last solo weekend, I decided to head down to St. Abbs. Little did I know, it was quite the journey to get there via public transport (1 hour train, 1 hour bus, and ~30 minutes of hiking just to get into town). I really didn't plan my trip the best. It was, however, so incredibly worth it. I had lunch at a nice cafe, browsed the local museum, then embarked for the hike to St. Abbs Head. I didn't come here intending to take any footage, but I was pretty astounded by how beautiful it was. I spent an hour just watching the ocean waves before deciding to document the day.

Filmed on an iPhone14.