My phone wallpaper is a video I stole from ticktock following a trail down Red Rock overlook in Yellowstone Canyon. It is done using a few iPhone tricks that makes a super clean, high speed edit that ends with a zoom shot of the canyon and the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone (famously iconic view). The kind of thing that is almost plastic in its trendiness.
I grew up in Yellowstone and living in the Midwest, which I love, makes me miss it so much it almost hurts at times. That trail has countless memories of family that are long dead and friends I will never see again. It’s like having a cleanly edited video tour of your childhood home and all the best memories you accumulated while growing up every time I open my phone and no one but me knows the significance. It just looks like some overly artistic background a nerd would pay too much for in the mid '00s.
My phone wallpaper is a video I stole from ticktock following a trail down Red Rock overlook in Yellowstone Canyon. It is done using a few iPhone tricks that makes a super clean, high speed edit that ends with a zoom shot of the canyon and the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone (famously iconic view). The kind of thing that is almost plastic in its trendiness.
I grew up in Yellowstone and living in the Midwest, which I love, makes me miss it so much it almost hurts at times. That trail has countless memories of family that are long dead and friends I will never see again. It’s like having a cleanly edited video tour of your childhood home and all the best memories you accumulated while growing up every time I open my phone and no one but me knows the significance. It just looks like some overly artistic background a nerd would pay too much for in the mid '00s.