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Frenchman Coulee 4K HDR Hike | Basalt Columns, Desert Trail & Cinematic Views / Long Video - Ep 17

All copyrights to this video belong to ProArtInc, the owner of this channel. To purchase or license our videos, please visit: https://proartinc.net/license-videos/ You can also subscribe to our app with full access to these videos: https://4krelax.com/ Step into Frenchman Coulee with Misha in this 4K HDR hike filmed on May 8, 2025, showcasing one of Central Washington’s most distinctive desert landscapes. The video pairs authentic trail audio—footsteps, shifting gravel, and steady canyon wind—with a curated mix of cinematic ambient, neo-classical, light orchestral, and atmospheric instrumental music. Along the way, you’ll come across the basalt pillars known as “The Feathers” (00:03:10) and spot desert wildflowers including Fleabane (00:28:15) and Thyme-leaved Buckwheat (00:28:32). Drone footage combines with on-trail shots to show the coulee’s cliffs, open expanses, and volcanic formations from different vantage points. Creative warm-toned cinematic color grading softens the scene with gentle haze and subtle contrast, giving the video a clean desert-film style while keeping the view true to the landscape. Frenchman Coulee’s trail system offers a close-up look at one of Washington’s most dramatic Ice Age landscapes, but The Feathers are what truly set this area apart. These basalt pillars are actually the exposed edge of an ancient lava flow that cracked into vertical columns as it cooled more than 15 million years ago. During the Ice Age, catastrophic Missoula Floods blasted through the region and stripped away the softer rock around them, leaving the Feathers standing almost like a man-made wall. Each column has its own shape and fracture pattern, making the line look oddly precise from a distance—one reason climbers consider it a natural training ground unlike anything else in the state. As you walk the trail, you can spot broken column pieces scattered across the slope, reminders of the enormous forces that sculpted this desert canyon into the iconic landmark it is today. This video was filmed on May 8, 2025, during a hike with Misha and captured by Roman Khomlyak using both ground-based and drone cameras to present multiple perspectives of the trail. The shoot relied on a Sony A7S III for on-the-ground footage and a DJI Mini 4 Pro for aerial views, allowing a balanced mix of close details and broad landscape shots. To achieve a variety of visual styles and depth, Roman used several lenses, including the Tamron 28–75mm F/2.8 DI III VXD G2 and the Venus Optics Laowa 10–18mm F/4.5–5.6 for Sony E mount, along with the Lensbaby Composer Pro II fitted with the Sweet 80 Optic and the Sol 45mm for more stylized Canon EF–mount shots. VIDEO BENEFITS: Immersive 4K HDR experience that showcases both ground and aerial views of Frenchman Coulee. Authentic trail atmosphere with real footsteps, wind, and ambient desert sound. Cinematic ambient and neo-classical music for a calm, engaging viewing experience. Creative warm color grading that enhances the desert landscape with a cinematic look. Detailed views of “The Feathers” and other unique basalt formations. Close-ups of spring wildflowers like Fleabane and Thyme-leaved Buckwheat. Mix of wide drone vistas and stylized lens shots for varied visual depth. Ideal for relaxation, background ambiance, or virtual hiking. For better color accuracy and richer, artistic detail, watch this video using the Cinema or Movie mode setting on your TV. Video from: Frenchman Coulee, Vantage, Central Washington, USA Video title: Journey With Hiker - Episode 17 - Above the Columns Time of filming: May 8, 2025 Equipment used: Sony A7S III and DJI Mini 4 Pro drone cameras; Lenses: Tamron 28-75mm F/2.8 DI III VXD G2 lens (Sony E); Venus Optics Laowa 10-18mm F/4.5 - 5.6 Zoom lens for Sony E; Lensbaby Composer Pro II with sweet80 Optic for Canon EF; Lensbaby Sol45mm f/3.5 lens for Canon EF Video type: Cinematic film about human hiking in nature, long version with creative cinematic color correction Video resolution: 4K HDR Producer: Roman Khomlyak, Pro Art Inc Cinematographer and colorist: Roman Khomlyak Actor: Mykhailo Feshchak Editor: Oleksandr Maksomov Supervising editor: Mykhailo Feshchak Music selection: Roman Khomlyak Here you’re watching real nature, filmed by real people — not AI. #silenthiking #naturebeauty #wildflowers #solohiking #proartinc