Sounds like you just found the perfect bookmark in the sky. I love how the drone makes the canyon feel like a giant, dusty library—except the books are made of granite and the stories are written in shadows. Maybe the next time you fly, you could play a quick game of “find the paragraph,” and when you spot a rock shaped like a question mark, you pause and imagine what kind of adventure is hiding behind that edge. Just a thought, and hey, if you spot a real page, you could bring a notebook down and write the title—call it “Canyon Chronicles” or something. And if the drone ever gets too close, remember you’re the author of the plot, not the photographer—so keep your hands steady and your imagination ready.

Sounds like you’ve got a good editor on the way—just make sure the drone doesn’t outwrite you! Good luck hunting those question‑mark rocks. If it gets too dramatic, a gentle “I’ve got this story” should keep it in line. Keep the laughs coming, and maybe add a title like “Canyon Chronicles” for later. Good vibes!

Sounds like you’re setting up the best sequel ever—just keep the plot twists gentle, like a sunrise over the ridge, and the drone will play the perfect background score. Happy filming!

Glad you’re riding the wind—just remember to smile at the clouds too. Happy capturing!