Joshywashingtons Favorite Travel Videos of 2010

This is for a ninjas with a cameras in their hands. Keep creating, keep reporting, keep exploring as well as stay curious.

MatadorTV is home to damn near 500 videos travelling genres from how-to instructionals as well as no budget backpacker media to professional productions. We have tried hard to try a broad brush of videos upon themes which have been critical to a traveler. we hesitate to have use of a moniker transport video since a videos arent so narrowly defined. Our goal is to celebrate a transport lifestyle; a curiosity, love of culture, nature, believe as well as a full of health lust for adventure.

I could have simply selected 100 videos which get me stoked about transport media as well as a people out there in a universe formulating it, yet for a tradition of tip 10 lists we reluctantly narrowed my focus.

I have selected videos which managed to elicit something in me. Vids which stirred an an emotion, which we related to somehow. Videos which desirous me, lulled me to illusion as well as spoke to my experience.

Thank you to each caucasian tribe who has contributed their media to MatadorTV.

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~ HOME IN EVERY MOMENT

A different take upon a question Where do you feel at home? Its not WHERE thats important, yet WHEN.

I unequivocally similar to a voice of this piece. It is very personal as well as speaks to a universal thesis in travel; where, when as well as since is home?

~ TAWOCHE 2K10 dispatches #1

Stateside climbers conduct to Nepal to visit sacred sites, climb angled peaks as well as teach immature Nepalese a art of mountain climbing.

Tight, engaging cinematography as well as an courtesy grabbing modifying style creates me love a Tawoche series. we am not usually drawn to leaving videos ( a inevitable packing as well as transport scenes ) yet this video keeps it unequivocally engaging ! as well as fresh. Has anybody else noticed which climbers shoot overwhelming video?

~ THE SEASON

Climb, bike, kayak, carve as well as try with a athletes from The Season, a single of a best outside sports video array online.

The Season takes a docu-sport genre to intelligent, pleasing as well as thought inspiring places. Good sporting videos have a home upon TV since mostly a athletes have been interacting with massive views, brand brand new cultures, extreme climates as well as healthy beauty. They scale a walls a rest of us only look at. They fragment a plateau from a powder-topped limit as well as shoot a watercourse which scare us from a safety of a shore. The Season is my a the single preferred adventure competition video series.

~ EVERYONE IS A LITTLE UNIVERSE

Tour a universe in tiny with a looking potion perspective of tilt-shift photography

The captivating, god-like perspective which tilt shift achieves creates for an engaging take upon any since place. Cities have been shrunk to indication scale as well as a people scurry about similar to insects. we find this outcome to be magical.

~ BREAKING FREE

Break free with a creators of Matador as well as Robin Esrock as well as discover ardent travelers living life according to their rules.

I am very proud as well as very stoked for a Matador organisation as well as a inspiring expats who created Breaking Free. This media projects heralds a brand brand new citation for Matador in formulating constrained content exploring a lives of travelers.

~ FREE BEATS


The extemporaneous collaboration of strangers in NYC creates a single of my a the single preferred videos of 2010 FREE BEATS. As a vlogger we can describe to a thrill of interacting with strangers to emanate a video together. we instruct some-more people would have videos similar to this one.

~ LIFE IN GOA

Welcome to Palolem, Goa where! cattle spawn a seaside as well as beauty can be found in each kindly breaking wave.

This is a single of a gorgeous, lulling illusion videos which have a edges of your vision go fuzzy. Sublime images which have armchair transport roughly as titillating as a real thing.

~ INDIAN STREET FOOD SET TO DIDGERIDOO

Dig into a mad universe of Indian transport food to a sounds of a didgeridoo.

The modifying of this square is crazy awesome. Focusing upon a kinetic scene unfolding as well as exploring a relations of people upon a transport of India, this video does everything right as well as gives a viewer a clarity of what it is similar to to be there. The didgeridoo is unequivocally cold too. Note to self, have use of some-more didgeridoo in videos!

~ FIRE IN SELLERI

Mr. E shoots video as a glow consumes a village.

The modifying is minimal, a exegesis is not constrained (the exercise of big glow is amusing though) yet this video gives me chills. That could have been any of us erratic around with a camera. The raw energy of this video as glow tears by a encampment is amazing. A good lesson to take from this is have your camera ready!

~ inTRANSIT 17

Peter sleeps in a jungle hostel, swims underneath hot open waterfalls, explores caves as well as cooking fresh-caught cave fish in Rio Dulce Guatemala.

we love this series. If we were creation a tip 10 list of ninjas we would similar to to transport with Peter would be right up there upon top. inTransit is funny, consistently entertaining as well as gives us a good story arch with solid production value. we would love some-more travelers to undertake a kind of joining which a array similar to this takes as well as essentially deliver. we am stoked to see what Peter comes up with next.

KEEP THOSE CAMERAS CLOSE AT HAND AND STAY CURIOUS. LETS MAKE 2011 THE YEAR OF THE TRAVELING CREATIVE. HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYBODY. ~ JOSHY


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