Originally Posted by Per Johan

Bradley, this was top notch! Really enjoyable to watch. You are on my top 5 list!

Originally Posted by Gabriel Yeager

Bradley, Bradley, Bradley, what a great film! Wyoming is a wonderful place. And you did an excellent job in showing it!
Your credits, ha! That was an awesome way of doing things! great job!

Keep up the great work!
~Gabriel

Originally Posted by Cody Lucido

Your film was a great take on the subject. Some very nice shots as well. Nice job!

Originally Posted by Kevin Railsback

Bradley,

What a awesome film! At first I was thinking it was going to be some kind of spooky film with the ominous dark clouds.

I loved your take on the theme. Although I do think you need to see a chriropractor. :)

You did a great job conducting the sky!

Originally Posted by Bruce Foreman

Absolutely stunning and beautiful. You created a symphony of the skies and then boldly "cast" yourself as conductor.

I enjoyed it thoroughly (and as a photographer) especially for the color and composition of the images themselves as well as the way you blended it all together.

It was on this last time watching (3rd) that I finally noticed the "scratched film" look. I think what you achieved far transcends any perceived need for filmic "effects". I guess it's just me, but I think the time has come for us all to let go of the need to achieve that "film" look by such means.

What you did for us with your work here gave us a thing of beauty by whatever means employed.

I loved it!

Bruce Foreman

Originally Posted by Gordon Hoffman

Bradley Marlow
…Clearing throat…. Tap tap…. Man did I get a kick out of this. Some imagination going on there. Really nice shots and edits. Gordon Hoffman

Originally Posted by Chris Barcellos

Hey Brad:

Another great one Bradley. Love your imagination, and humor.... and great visuals...

Originally Posted by Brendan Marnell

Great fun, made look like a farce and easy to do, but it was not easy to do.
Your choice of the horizon, shooting distance from it and the use of frenzy in silhouette gave great depth to the whole video ... very clever. The fun with audio confusing the clearing of throat and clicking of camera worked well for laughs and for punctuation. Rolling skies of geese and clouds looked lovely. Albinoni would probably have enjoyed it too.

Originally Posted by Geir Inge

Bradley:
I enjoyed your film very much.
The music, the scenes, the humor and if this is in your neighbourhood, I want to move there, at least for a period of time...
What I'm sorry for, is that you have to go to a chriropractor :)
We need you as an inspiration!

Originally Posted by Lorinda Norton

Had to stop in and see what my old pal from Wyoming had to say about the living skies. I should have known that you’d be out there trying to conduct the clouds, the birds, the winds. Big job, eh, big guy? :)

In typical atypical Bradley Loren Marlow style you managed to keep me glued to my monitor for nature’s show. Loved the way you directed the vapor trail to disappear; loved the way you took advantage of the geese showing up; loved the way you showed us that we can manipulate nature’s images but we can’t control it—we ultimately just capture what we’re given. You waded and waited out in the cold to capture beautiful images and shared them with everyone in great style. Thank you, Brad!