Hey Zeek,
Beautiful work, nice shots, wonderful colors! The only thing I would do differently would be to use the anamorphic 1736x2180 resolution at 18 fps, (continuous recording possible at 12-bit lossless). You will get a much better resolution of the finest detail in the wide angle landscape shots and get rid of the nasty aliasing. Applying optical flow (enhanced better) interpolation to 24 fps in Resolve will give you very smooth and clean footage because the anglular rate of the moving objects in the scene is fairly low, even at 18 fps. Please give it a try next time. You will be amazed how well it works for wide angle landscape videography, especially when viewed on a large high-resolution screen.
I would even try 1736x2928 resolution at 16 fps, no continuous recording though but a few seconds/clip are possible. This would give you enough vertical resolution for Dual ISO shots. In my opinion, using such low frame rates, whenever possible, is not a bad thing. Earlier film cameras were filming at 18 fps and noone complained about choppy videos.