Every spring, the mountains melt and Vermont's creeks turn briefly, wildly navigable. We took that window as an invitation and brought along 360-degree experimental sport cameras rigged for full-contact water conditions to document what paddling a flooded creek actually feels like from the inside. This is part of our ongoing series of personal filming adventures, where we test gear, refine technique, and chase conditions that don't wait.
Mounting cameras for moving water is a different discipline than a standard shoot. The rigging has to hold in chaotic hydraulics, the angles have to anticipate where the action goes, and the whole setup needs to disappear so the experience can come forward. That problem-solving is what informs how we approach immersive outdoor content for clients.
The same instincts that get us down a flooded creek are what we bring to every outdoor and adventure project we take on. If that kind of commitment matters to you, we should be working together.
