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This video is part of A Decade of Yoga in Video! I am happy to announce that my Patreon now has 100 members and almost 500 videos!

I created a new intro from the NEW YOGA COURSE that is in the works (access coming soon!)

 This practice portion of this video is from when I used older equipment so the quality is noticeably different.

Thank you to everyone who has supported my creative journey into the world of video! Learning how to work the Sony Alpha 7iii was a lot harder than I ever imagined but with perseverance (and lots of time) I’ve been able to produce high quality video with confidence in different settings and conditions. I try to make videos into art. I select lenses to make a frame and adjust aperture, color, and definition to capture moods. I’m learning how to play with light, shadow, motion, and stillness. This enhances the creative process of conceiving, editing, and publishing each project. It’s been tedious and it’s also been my-kind of fun!

Thanks again and I'll see you soon.

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Flow With Courtney Bell: Yoga By The Water On Youtube

This video is part of A Decade of Yoga in Video! Help me celebrate the journey and subscribe to this YouTube channel! If you want to be interactive, click the thumbs up button on the videos you watch. The comment section is another good way to support the channel. Feel free to cheer me on! I am happy to announce that my Patreon has 100 members now and almost 500 videos! Check it out at - https://www.patreon.com/courtneybell Online Yoga Course - link coming soon! A note about video quality: I have upgraded my equipment since this video was made! This video was edited on an old MacBook Pro with iMovie. Thank you to everyone who has supported my creative journey into the world of video! Learning how to work the Sony Alpha 7iii was a lot harder than I ever imagined but with perseverance (and lots of time) I’ve been able to produce high quality video with confidence in different settings and conditions. I try to make videos into art. I select lenses to make a frame and adjust aperture, color, and definition to capture moods. I’m learning how to play with light, shadow, motion, and stillness. This enhances the creative process of conceiving, editing, and publishing each project. It’s been tedious and it’s also been my-kind of fun!

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