THROUGH MY EYES
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Through my Eyes is a collection of short films, helping to bring my memories and experiences to life. They cover many different countries and aim to show the diverse landscapes, people and activities that can be done across the globe. These films were made primarily for an Instagram and TikTok audience.
THROUGH MY EYES | A day out in Los Lagos, Chile It was genuinely a miracle that we managed to get a group of 8 of us on a trip to Chile. It was the sort of trip that I always wanted to do but just never thought would happen. But here we were, in Los Lagos, a region in southern Chile known for its forests, Andean mountains and lakes. On this particular day we were staying in Puerto Varas, a cute town sat on a lake with an insane view of two snow-capped volcanoes. This film captures one of the most unforgettable days: exploring Petrohue, taking a short boat ride for stunning views of Volcán Osorno, and going up the volcano itself. It was a pretty perfect day full of beautiful scenery.
THROUGH MY EYES | QUILATOA LOOP, ECUADOR 🥾 Three days of hiking through some of the most remote countryside I’ve ever experienced—where we saw more angry dogs than people. The Quilotoa Loop was tough, with some incredibly steep climbs, but every step was rewarded with breathtaking views. Reaching Quilotoa Lake at the end made it all worth it—the colours of the crater from the ridge were unreal. After miles of dusty trails, steep climbs, and endless scenery, nothing felt better than a hot shower and an ice-cold beer at the hostel.
THROUGH MY EYES | Christmas in Patagonia 🏔️ This first video takes us to last Christmas in El Chalten, Argentina. It was my first Christmas away from my family and our usual Christmas traditions but who could be sad in Patagonia? El Chalten was a beautiful place. We camped in nature, next to a fast flowing river which we braved a dip in on Christmas morning. We also ate a delicious meal at Estancia Bonanza where we watched the sun slowly fall behind the impressive Mount Fitz Roy which may be one of the best views I’ve ever seen. Southern Patagonia, rugged with its jagged peaks, is an extremely beautiful place. But I think the lush greenery of northern Patagonia still has my heart, but only just!