I got my eye on this peak ever since I first climbed this formation. You know I always want to go to the very top, and finally this time I did it. This hike was two things: Easier than I thought it would be and a lot more spectacular than I expected it to be.
In terms of novelty when it comes to editing, there isn't really a new item I used, but this time I tried to create a certain rollercoaster of moods, starting strong, decreasing the tempo at some point, then displaying amazing views in a more epic mode, and then again relaxing the atmosphere with a calm ending. Let me know in the comments if it worked.
For some music I have to give credit to:
Song: Colin Root - Blackout (No Copyright Music)
Music provided by Tunetank.
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I feel blessed I can do these kind of trips once in a while. This year, it seems the Summer weekends were kind enough to have me get lost in the mountains, visit new cities, see new things, and I am grateful for it. I really did not planned to have these trips late in autumn too, but as it turns out the love for traveling is contagious and I am taking advantage of the opportunity as much as I can. And when I won't be able to anymore, I'll be traveling alone!
The hike to Omu (Man) Peak on top of the Bucegi mountains, might have been one of the most impressive in terms of views. You can easily shoot entire movies here, the depths of crevasses, the rocky paths, the natural stone walls, the cliffs, they all make you want to come back, set up a tent and stay here for a longer wile enjoying this peaceful corner of amazingness.
Wind is kind of loud, but I imagine sunrises and sunsets from here are breathtaking.
I know, usually videos about towns and history and monuments and festivals are a lot more popular and maybe interesting to others, but when it comes to my personal preferences, mountains remain the top choice and the default setting when I think about a trip outside of the cement jungle of the big tow.
