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There's my new video from Kamchatka Peninsula. Look at these amazing volcanoes. If you want to go there with me write me message makhorovtrave@gmail.com. I'm organizing two tours in this year :)

I have compiled a showreel for you where you can see plenty of short fragments from my recent projects. It lasts only a minute - go check this out! With the help of this video i'd like to tell that currently me and my team are creating so-called turnkey videos for business, industries and entire cities. I do like taking up really interesting and challenging projects because this gives me an opportunity to make a unique thing. So if you have any exciting and fresh ideas, keep me updated and we'll make it all come true!

This year summer has come a month earlier and I am already looking forward to break free to Altai. When i was editing this video in the stuffy city, i couldn't bear the nostalgia feeling for the reaches of those valleys. I was having an itch to get on a bike and set off somewhere far away again. I was making this videoclip during the trip along with my friends over the Altai ring route including visiting the Aktru valley. This is the best route into the Altai Mountains which takes you all the way through the Chuysky highway till the Katu-Yaryk pass into the valley of the Chulyshman river with the further ferrying over the Teletskoe lake. Arguably this video is all about my favourite spots in Altai

ake Baikal is the most famous natural landmark of Russia. It is the deepest lake in the world with flora and fauna that you will not see anywhere else. Although little known, during the winter Baikal is covered by unique forms of ice and turns into the improvised biggest skating rink in Russia. Winter is the best time of year to visit Baikal, especially February, when the weather is comfortable enough to walk along the crystal clear ice surface of the famous lake.

Have you ever seen pink lakes? I've just got back from visiting such ones. I've seen maybe 6 lakes like these in different spots at the border with Kazakhstan. Let me tell you about the most spectacular one called Burlinskoye lake. I really wanted to visit this place for long time but something always stopped me from this - either different other trips or the weather wasn't suitable for it. In order to be able to see that famous pink colour of these lakes for sure, you need to visit them during hot and dry weather in the end of summer. The water in these lakes turns pink due to small crustaceans and microalgae which breed only in very salt water. The concentration of salt in this lake is 200 grams per 1 litre.

У меня была давняя мечта увидеть вблизи масштабный водосброс на ГЭС. Я видел каскадный водосброс на Богучанской ГЭС, водосбросы равнинных ГЭС, но такой мощный, как на Красноярской не заставал. Так вот, представьте, каждый открытый затвор пропускает через себя 500 кубометров воды в секунду. Один кубометр воды весит 1 тонну. На видео открыто 4 затвора. Значит, общий сброс 2000 тонн воды в секунду. Вода катится с высоты 90 метров по горке и потом с трамплина улетает на 200 метров вперёд. Получается очень красивый водопад 😄

Killer whales are predators of the Delphinidae family, toothed whales. There are plenty of killer whale species, some of them prefer feeding on fin-footed mammals, sharks and even whales whereas others prefer fish and shell-fish. I've taken photos of not carnivore killer whales. That was a one big family hunting for fish during a sunny windless day. There are scores of fish on Kamchatka so their hunting looked rather laid-back and leisured. One of the shots shows some fish just jump right into the mouth of a killer whale. Throughout 4 seasons I've been trying to take photos of killer whales by the shores of Kamchatka. It seemed to me that I won't be able to take pictures better than previous year but this time the conditions were just perfect. If you wish to have the same results, here are a couple of tips: 1. Don't sink your drone while landing 2. Make use of a polarizing filter since it'll make water look more transparent.

This time my visit to Kamchatka has been rather special. I came here for a few days to explore the peninsula from up high. Along with the pilots @pilotmelnikov, @yanemeliano and @alex.tattoohin I have flown over entire Kamchatka and even reached the Northern Kuril islands on Cessna 172M airplane. 15 hours of flying, 2500 km of the overall distance. From up high the peninsula looks like a really pristine wildland with around 300 volcanoes, the most of which we were able to contemplate during our flying. We were flying over the most beautiful and significant of these volcanoes and taking photos of them. There's no way I can give a sense of flying several meters over the crater of Avachinsky volcano or nearby Kluchevskaya Sopka - the highest volcano of Eurasia. There's one feature which makes these flights really breathtaking: many of these volcanoes are located apart, it's not a mountain group with lots of peaks like Altay; these are stand-alone formations. They're very impressive in size, no photo can portray that.