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Video: How to Fillet a Red Snapper

July 23, 2014Filed in: Photos & Video by Mike Shubbuck

Video: How to Fillet a Red Snapper

While visiting Destin, FL, I was lucky enough to catch a 25 pound Red Snapper in the Gulf of Mexico. Here’s how you cut fillets from a fish that size. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTDNQJdEL1k?t=10s]

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Video: Tilt shift Dupont Circle Washington, DC

July 22, 2014Filed in: Photos & Video by Mike Shubbuck

Video: Tilt shift Dupont Circle Washington, DC

This is a tilt-shift video of afternoon and evening near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C. taken from the rooftop pool deck of the Embassy Row Hotel. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojJXMnMiJ5Y?t=10s]

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Video: Time Lapse Video Of Sunrise Over Las Vegas

April 30, 2014Filed in: Photos & Video by Mike Shubbuck

Video: Time Lapse Video Of Sunrise Over Las Vegas

Taken from our window on the 25th floor of The Palms Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV, this is 2 hours of footage sped up to just under 4 minutes viewing time. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k20uEgn_PzY?t=10s]

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Video: Time Lapse Video Of Sunrise At Red Rock Canyon

April 30, 2014Filed in: Photos & Video by Mike Shubbuck

Video: Time Lapse Video Of Sunrise At Red Rock Canyon

It was worth getting up at 4am to catch this spectacular sunrise at Red Rock Canyon, a National Park just west of Las Vegas, NV. At the end of the video is a short time lapse shot. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG9ZMglk9dc?t=10s]

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Loss of the Familiar, Part III: Loss of Perspective

September 12, 2013Filed in: Points of View by Mike Shubbuck

Olympos, Turkey

As the frontiers in which tourists can venture expand, and the opportunities to see a country before it has been inundated with other foreigners become fewer, a new breed of traveler has formed. These tourists are hip travelers or tripsters as I like to call them; hikers who “accidentally” wander into a forbidden zone, swimmers Read Post

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