Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Monday, December 25, 2017
Holiday Decorations 2017
Music composition and performance by Matt Harper and video by Mark M. Hancock / © NewsEagles.com
Inflatable decorations "wake up" and ornaments are hung with care at our home in Frisco on Dec. 24, 2017. New this year are inflatable Darth Vader, a polar bear, two penguins and a completed stake light walkway outline.
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Collin County,
decorations,
family,
Frisco,
holiday,
inflatable,
music,
video
Sunday, December 18, 2016
Exterior holiday decorations 2016
video and music by Mark M. Hancock / © NewsEagles.com
Inflatable decorations "wake up" at our house in Frisco on Friday, Dec. 16, 2016. Rudolf's snow globe was repaired this year and has fresh tyro-snow. New this year are a six-foot-tall Yoda and animated snowflake lights.
Shot with a GoPro. Music composed in GarageBand.
Labels:
decorations,
family,
Frisco,
holiday,
inflatable,
music,
video
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Halloween decorations
video by Mark M. Hancock / © NewsEagles.com
Our Halloween decorations are ready for trick-or-treaters at our home in Frisco on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016. I composed the soundtrack with various music loops in GarageBand.
Labels:
decorations,
family,
Frisco,
holiday,
inflatable,
music,
video
Sunday, September 18, 2016
DFW Paddle: Trinity River, Elm Fork with Steve
video by Mark M. Hancock / © NewsEagles.com
We take a DFW Paddle about 5 miles down the Elm Fork of the Trinity River from the Trinity River Kayak Co in Coppell to Sam Houston Trail Park in Irving on Sunday, April 19, 2015. The water is unusually high and fast during one of the wettest springs in Texas history. Consequently, there aren’t many animals along the way, but we do briefly encounter a gator and some highly aggressive butterflies. I composed the soundtrack with various “Shetland” music loops in GarageBand. This is a video in the DFW Paddle series.
Please also see: DFW Paddle: White Rock Creek and White Rock Creek Critters
We take a DFW Paddle about 5 miles down the Elm Fork of the Trinity River from the Trinity River Kayak Co in Coppell to Sam Houston Trail Park in Irving on Sunday, April 19, 2015. The water is unusually high and fast during one of the wettest springs in Texas history. Consequently, there aren’t many animals along the way, but we do briefly encounter a gator and some highly aggressive butterflies. I composed the soundtrack with various “Shetland” music loops in GarageBand. This is a video in the DFW Paddle series.
Please also see: DFW Paddle: White Rock Creek and White Rock Creek Critters
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