Sable Island National Park Reserve as never seen before 4K

Last Summer I was given the opportunity of a lifetime to travel to one of the most remote wonders of the world. Sable Island, now a Canadian National Park reserve, has a rich history dating back to the 1600s. It is known as the graveyard of the Atlantic with over 150 recorded shipwrecks. But the major reason it's so well known is for the over 500 wild horses that inhabit the island. It also has over four hundred thousand grey seals that call Sable Island their home. So in partnership with Parks Canada I embarked on my adventure to Sable Island, to document the beauty as its never been done before. With my drone in hand and photo gear on my back, I headed out to the Island in late August 2019. The trip was in the works for two years, but weather and canceled flights (common) forced the trip to be pushed to 2019. Just after the birth of my fourth child I was scheduled to leave for the Island, and with my wife's amazing blessing I started what would be a 7 day stay to capture this amazing place. I want to thank Parks Canada for this incredible and life-changing trip. Sable Island National Park Reserve: https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/sabl... Stay tuned for more amazing places in 2020 and please consider giving me a thumbs up and hitting the subscribe button. And don't forget to hit the bell for notifications so you will get the latest updates:) www.brintonphotography.ca www.instagram.com/brintonphotography