Impressions from a 25-day hiking and packrafting expedition through the wilderness of extreme Southern Greenland in july 2013. I started in Narsarsuaq, crossed over all the way to Tasermiut fjord, and continued with an 8-day loop east of Tasiusaq before finally paddling towards Nanortalik. More on this trip: http://transscandinavia.wordpress.com
I have a hard time conjuring in my mind an image other than a world map when it comes to Greenland.
from Willem Vandoorne:
"Impressions from a 25-day hiking and packrafting expedition through the wilderness of extreme Southern Greenland in july 2013. I started in Narsarsuaq, crossed over all the way to Tasermiut fjord, and continued with an 8-day loop east of Tasiusaq before finally paddling towards Nanortalik."
Are you ready to fly? This film is a HDR hyperlapse postcard that will take you to a journey through Georgia - probably the most friendly country in the world. Feel free to share this video and send this postcard to your friends :) Follow us on FB: www.facebook.com/TimelapseMediaPL Cinematography & production | Piotr Wancerz Music | "Ethnotronic" by Sanisenko Locations | Batumi, Cminda Sameba. Gelati, Gori, Kutaisi, Mestia, Tbilisi, Sighnaghi, Stepancminda [Kazbegi], Upliscyche. Special thanks to | Damian Chabros, Tomek Łagodziński, Kasia Mazur, Kasia Niemirska, Wiktor Szybist, Marta Wancerz
56 000 kilomètres au coeur de l'Asie a film by Kares Le Roy music by The Cinematic Orchestra ► [website] www.karesleroy.com ► [blog] www.bykares.com ► [fb] www.facebook.com/bykares *Acheter le livre sur le site de la Fnac : livre.fnac.com/a3817330/Kares-Le-Roy-56-000-kilometres-un-continent-et-des-hommes © Amu Darya
French photographer, Kares Le Roy spent the last two years in Asia traveling over 56000km. These two short videos ("Into the heart of Asia", and "A Continent and its People") were the result.
56000 kilomètres - un continent et des hommes Photographs by Kares Le Roy ► [website] www.karesleroy.com ► [blog] www.bykares.com ► [fb] www.facebook.com/bykares *Acheter le livre sur le site de la Fnac : livre.fnac.com/a3817330/Kares-Le-Roy-56-000-kilometres-un-continent-et-des-hommes Photography by Kares > www.karesleroy.com Motion by Slimane Aniss > www.slimotion.com Music by Woodini > www.woodini.fr © Amu Darya
southwind - A cinematic journey thru Southeast Asia For more information about this film and download please visit: zoomion.ch/southwind/ Follow me on facebook: facebook.com/zoomion Music composed by: Chris Cutting www.chriscutting.com This work is licensed by CC-NC-SA creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/
Zoomion created this cinematic journey through Southeast Asia
http://www.eliasaikaly.com Experience the beauty of Mt. Everest at night in time-lapse. While most climbers slept, I attempted to capture some of the magic that the Himalayan skies have to offer while climbing to the top of the world. Here's a bit of what I endured at the end to make this possible: http://www.eliasaikaly.com/2013/05/into-the-death-zone/ One of the most rewarding parts of the journey was being able to share it with thousands of students on www.epals.com/everest This time lapse video is comprised of thousands of photographs, processed and assembled on Mt. Everest. Shot on a Canon 5D Mark II -Canon 2.8 16-35mm -Canon 2.8 24-70mm -Canon 2.8 70-200mm (which was way to heavy to carry beyond 6400M) -TL Remote was purchased off eBay Edited in Final Cut Pro Processed in Adobe LightRoom Movies compiled in Quicktime Music: A Heartbeat away purchased on http://goo.gl/AJZcM I hope you enjoy it. If you do, please leave a comment and let me know what you think. My stock footage, professional and charitable work can be see on my website at www.eliasaikaly.com And on FB: https://www.facebook.com/elia.saikaly.adventurer
Wait, what? A timelapse of Everest? Yup. In love with this.
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"Experience the beauty of Mt. Everest at night in time-lapse. While most climbers slept, I attempted to capture some of the magic that the Himalayan skies have to offer while climbing to the top of the world. This time lapse video is comprised of thousands of photographs, processed and assembled on Mt. Everest."
In March 2013 I took a trip to Uganda and Tanzania with two of my siblings to visit my sister who was volunteering at the time for Jenga, a community development organisation in Mbale, Uganda. This is a glimpse of our time there.. / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Shot/directed/cut by Benjamin Dowie Music written and produced by Oliver Dowie feat. vocals from the En-Kata Choir, Tanzania • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Shot on 5D Mk3 Cut & graded with Final Cut 7 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Thank you to Peter and the guys at KCM, Pastor Willy and family in Mbarara, Tash & the Pamoja crew, the amazing Maasai people, and Robby & co at Jenga. En-Kata Choir http://www.en-kata.com/ Lyrebird Studios (Oliver Dowie) https://soundcloud.com/lyrebird ▲ http://www.facebook.com/BeanpoleProductions http://beanpole.com.au/ ©2013 BEANPOLE PRODUCTIONS
Australian Benjamin Dowie has created this great video of his travels in Uganda and Tanzania in March of 2013.
Have you ever seen an entire river? This is a 113 day journey down the Green and Colorado Rivers, from source to sea. We started in the Wind River Mountains, Wyoming in October 2011, and finished at the Sea of Cortez, Mexico in January 2012. The river begins as a trickle, carves ever deeper and more spectacular canyons, and is reduced to a trickle again by water diversions. For more information, please visit www.downthecolorado.org CREDITS Edit, Concept, Paddling, Camera- Will Stauffer-Norris (www.willstauffernorris.com) Paddling, Camera- Zak Podmore Original Music- Ed David Watkins (soundcloud.com/edwatkinsmusic) Support provided by The State of the Rockies Project (www.stateoftherockies.com), NRS (www.nrsweb.com), Liquidlogic (www.liquidlogickayaks.com), The Hulbert Center, and Werner
From the mountains of Wyoming to the Sea of Cortez in Mexico, photographers and adventurers Will Stauffer-Norris and Zak Podmore travelled more than 1,700 miles along the Green and Colorado Rivers. Leaving in October of 2011 and arriving in the Sea of Cortez in January of 2012, the two journeyed for 113 days.
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I've been in Shanghai for almost 4 years, during which I enjoyed a 3-year timelapse experience. The scenes from Shanghai's every corner almost certainly formed the main clips of my timelapse work. In Shanghai, usually I did timelapse whenever and wherever possible, no matter working or being on holiday, waking or sleeping (coz sometimes I left my camera working on the roof for the sunrise: P). Thus, I got tons of timelapse clips about this city. I never knew when I could make something from what I had gotten, until one day my friend LT came to me, talking about making a black-and-white Shanghai timelapse. It was really a cool idea to me. Soon I started coloring a couple of clips into BW just to get a little bit feeling. Later, it was a New York timelapse I saw before that gave me the inspiration of the music - deep male vocal, slight electronic, and storytelling. "The Books", which came to my mind, undoubtedly was a optimal match to my crossed line mood. I kept listening to their music until I found "Thirty Incoming". ... That is the whole preparation about this short. Producer: Luo Tong www.lpfilms.net Director, Cameraman, Editor: Liu Jia www.Jiavision.net Music: Thirty Incoming - The Books http://www.thebooksmusic.com/ Additional footage from Joe Nafis Opening picture from: Kevin Gu, Zokki Zhang, Lin Hang, Paul Shubsky, Liu Jia Equipment: Canon 5DMKII, Canon 550D, Canon Powershot A630 16-35mm/2.8, 24-105mm/4, 10-22mm, 18-135mm Edited with Final Cut Pro, graded with Colorista II and Nattress.
Awesome looking timelapse exploration of one of the world's most vibrant cities.
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Back in 1989, as the Berlin Wall fell, Gunther Holtorf and his wife Christine set out on what was meant to be an 18-month tour of Africa in their Mercedes Benz G Wagon. Now, with more than 800,000km (500,000 miles) on the clock, Gunther is still going.
With more than 800,000km on the odo,Gunther Holtorf is still going.
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Life Is Born is part of the award winning, best-selling feature film "All.I.Can." Download All.I.Can. from iTunes: itunes.apple.com/us/movie/sherpa-cinema-all-i-can/id470509338 Receive All.I.Can. on DVD or Blu-ray: http://www.sherpascinema.com Thanks for your support!! All.I.Can Teaser 1 --> https://vimeo.com/16442800 All.I.Can Teaser 2 --> https://vimeo.com/29320702 All.I.Can Teaser 3 --> https://vimeo.com/31835595 All.I.Can Awards: "MOVIE OF THE YEAR" - Powder Video Awards 2012 "BEST FILM" - X-Dance Film Festival, SLC 2012 "BEST PICTURE" - International Freeride Film Festival, France 2011 "BEST FEATURE-LENGTH MOUNTAIN FILM" - Banff Mountain Film Festival 2011 "BEST FILM OF THE YEAR" - Adventure Film Festival, Copenhagen 2011 "PEOPLES CHOICE" and "BEST SKI FILM" - Fernie Film Festival, BC 2011 "BEST SKI FILM" - Adventure Film Festival, Boulder 2011 "2012 CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARD" - Mountain Film Festival, Telluride CO "BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY" - ESPN Fan Favorites 2011 "BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY" - International Freeride Film Festival, France 2011 "BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY" - X-Dance Film Festival, SLC 2012 "BEST DOCUMENTARY" - IF3 Film Festival Montreal 2011 "MOST INNOVATIVE VISUAL FX" - IF3 Film Festival Montreal 2011 "AMBASSADOR OF GREEN" - X-Dance Film Festival, SLC 2012 "FULL THROTTLE AWARD" - Kye Petersen, Powder Video Awards 2012 "BEST NATURAL AIR" - Kye Petersen, Powder Video Awards 2012 "BEST POV" - JP Auclair, Powder Video Awards 2012 "BEST EDITING" - Powder Video Awards 2012 Press reviews: "The best movie in skiing." - Jamey Voss, ESPN es.pn/pPxkbQ "Like listening to a Zeppelin song." - John Stifter, Powder Magazine: bit.ly/nl0JiT "The Sherpas are firmly in the lead of a new wave of filmmakers that are changing the face of ski films for good." - Leslie Anthony, Skier Magazine: bit.ly/mVaYsy "By the end, as I headed out from the screening, trying to walk straight after being pummeled by what I had seen, the only thought going through my head was that the trailer did not do its movie justice." - Mark Quail, skistarmovies.com/review/all-i-can The Sherpas are proud to present All.I.Can: a two-year feature film project that fuses our passions for riding and exploring the mountains with our potential to help the environment. The film strives to unite global mountain culture and bind us together as the leaders of a revolution. We must be inspired to do all we can for the environment, and we must learn how to take that first tiny step in the right direction. Multi-award winning Directors Dave Mossop and Eric Crosland journey to Chile, Morocco, Alaska, BC and beyond with riders Kye Petersen, Mark Abma, Eric Hjorleifson, JP Auclair, James Heim, Chris Rubens, Mike Douglas, Dana Flahr, Rory Bushfield, Ian McIntosh, Lynsey Dyer, Alexi Godbout, Matty Richard, Chad Sayers and more. Music: "Blood Theme", by Data, from the album Skywriter. facebook.com/sherpascinema Thanks for joining us.
"Life Is Born" is part of the award winning, best-selling feature film "All.I.Can." Lots of breathtaking footage. Vibrant, moving and mesmerizing.
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This is my first time-lapse collection photographed in Nairobi and Kilifi. Many thanks to Vinnie @vinieO for access to Lonrho roof top. Thanks to Joe Were @jaydabliu for putting together the audio. Thanks to Just-A-Band @justaband for the music [http://www.just-a-band.com]. Video shot exclusively on the Nokia 808pureview http://mutuamatheka.co.ke/
I am a bit chagrined to admit I had no idea what Nairobi looked like. This vibrant timelapse gives me an idea. Really want to see it for myself now.
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Lesen Sie auf deutsch bitte weiter unten. ‘Helvetia’s Dream’ takes you on a nighttime journey to some of the most beautiful spots in the Swiss Alps – from Arosa to Zermatt, including the world famous mountains Matterhorn and Eiger. Please pay special attention to the following scenes: @0:46 watch the persistent train of a bright meteor above Tijerflue Mountain in Arosa, December 2010, which was visible for about 20 minutes. A slow motion effect is applied for better visibility of the shooting star and its trail of ‘smoke’, which consists of ionized gas left behind as the meteor burns up in the atmosphere. @1:14 clouds above Lake Geneva steam up the lens. @1:36 on the very left: Climbers step into the unpredictable Eiger Nordwand. @1:44 the Milky Way rises above the ‘Donkey’ rock on Pilatus. @1:58 snowcats nearby cause the lighting of the summit cross on Fronalpstock Mountain. (Snowcat lights usually spoil time-lapse) @2:21 the wind changes the reflection of Säntis Mountain in the Seealpsee. @2:35 three settings showing orbits of stars. This is an alternative technique to display the movement of stars by sequentially adding the luminosity of each exposure. The result is basically a long exposure with a large aperture. @2:49 the waxing new moon, not full moon, setting over Pilatus. For the "making of" information and photo gallery check out the project website www.helvetiabynight.com. ‘Helvetia by Night’ is a time-lapse project about Switzerland by night. Short videos of long nights present you the stunning beauty of the Swiss Alps and show you the magic of a spectacular nighttime sky. Imagine watching a slide-show at fast speed or looking at a flip book. It is photography turning into a movie. Everything in the videos is real and happening out there while most of us are sleeping. Some words about me: I grew up in Arosa, a small paradise in the mountains of eastern Switzerland located 1800m above sea level. Inspired by such great scenery, photography has become my passion early in life. Since 2005 I work as press photographer for the Swiss press photo agency KEYSTONE in Zurich. Time-lapse photography became a favorite hobby of mine in the year 2011. Besides that I am doing some other private work which can be found here: www.dellabella.ch Have fun watching the time-lapse videos! ‘Helvetias Traum’ ist ein nächtlicher Streifzug durch die Schweizer Alpen – von Arosa bis Zermatt. Zu den Höhepunkten gehören die weltbekannten Berge Matterhorn und Eiger. Schenken Sie folgenden Szenen besondere Aufmerksamkeit: @0:46 Eine Feuerkugel (Meteor) über der Tijerflue in Arosa hinterlässt eine 20 Minuten andauernde Nachleuchtspur. Dabei erzeugt eine durch das Verglühen entstandene katalytische chemische Reaktion Licht. Damit man die Sternschnuppe besser sieht, wurde ein Zeitlupen-Effekt angewendet. @1:14 Wolken über dem Genfersee beschlagen das Objektiv. @1:36 Ganz links: Bergsteiger auf dem Weg in die unberechenbare Eiger Nordwand. @1:44 Die Milchstrasse steigt über dem ‘Esel’ (Pilatus) auf. @1:58 Pistenfahrzeuge beleuchten das Gipfelkreuz auf dem Fronalpstock. @2:21 Wind verändert die Spiegelung des Säntis im Seealpsee. @2:35 Drei Einstellungen mit Sternenbahnen: Diese Darstellung zeigt die scheinbare Bewegung der Sterne, indem die Helligkeit jedes Bildes fortlaufend addiert wird. Das Resultat entspricht im Prinzip einer Langzeitbelichtung mit weit offener Blende. @2:49 Der zunehmende Neumond (nicht Vollmond) geht über dem Pilatus unter. Eine Fotogalerie und mehr Informationen über das "making of" gibt es auf www.helvetiabynight.com ‚Helvatia by Night‘ ist ein Zeitraffer-Projekt (Time-Lapse) über die Schweiz bei Nacht. Kurzfilme zeigen die atemberaubende Schönheit der Schweizer Bergwelt und einen spektakulären Sternenhimmel, wie Sie vielleicht erst davon geträumt haben. Alles was hier präsentiert wird, ist jedoch absolut real. Schnell aneinander gereihte Fotos werden zu einem Film, wie in einem Daumenkino. Einige Worte zu meiner Person: Ich bin in Arosa aufgewachsen, einem kleinen Paradies in der Bündner Bergwelt auf 1800 Metern über Meer. Inspiriert durch die beeindruckende Berglandschaft habe ich schon früh die Fotografie als meine Passion entdeckt. Seit 2005 arbeite ich als Pressefotograf bei der Schweizer Bildagentur KEYSTONE in Zürich. Die Time-Lapse Fotografie ist seit 2011 mein Lieblingshobby. Weitere private Arbeiten gibt es auf www.dellabella.ch Viel Vergnügen beim Schauen der Time-Lapse Filme! Alessandro Della Bella
Alessandro Della Bella created this timelapse of the Swiss Alps, from Arosa to Zermatt, including the world famous mountains Matterhorn and Eige.
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Chris Northey shot these timelapses along the ancient Silk Road from China to Uzbekistan. Beijing and Xi'an in China, Turpan and Kashgar. Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Bukhara and Samarkand.
Read MoreMore info here: http://peakproject.mammut.ch/en/peaks3/tour/96263 Mammut 150 Years and Peak Project: Trango Tower, Pakistan (6286m / 20,623ft) - RC Helicopter Sample Footage (Dedicam). Mammut proteam athlete: David Lama.
A remoted-controlled quad-rotor drone follows climbers ascending Pakistan’s 20,623 foot Trango Tower. WIth accesible gear like this, actual mountain climbing expeditions can look as cinematic and gorgeous as theatrical ones.
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Finnish Lapland is the extraordinary region on the northern edge of the world. It's a land full of extremes. When it's quiet, it's dead silent. When it's light, it's light 24/7. And when it's dark, it's dark for week after week. Lapland and northern Finland are among the world's last wildernesses, which you can experience with the help of modern infrastructure and a wide range of services. Our attraction is the wilderness that makes every other place feel ordinary. Get the full experience and more information from www.onlyinlapland.com See the destination guide here www.onlyinlapland.com/take-a-first-bite/showcase/#1 There's also an iphone app Laplication available: http://itunes.apple.com/fi/app/laplication/id553424031?mt=8 Connect with Flatlight Films: flatlightfilms.com facebook.com/flatlightfilms youtube.com/flatlightfilms twitter.com/flatlightfilms
Well, I guess I need to book tickets to Scandanavia soon, because this in another on the list of the stirring videos of the place. This time of Finland.
www.xenondesigns.net Entierely shot in South India where travelled for two weeks, only with my fastpack filled with my gear (and two tee shirts, haha). I wish i could afford a 7D to avoid the huge amount of noise i get with my T2i ! Gear : Canon T2i, cheap Hama monopod (also used as diy glidecam), Fastpack 350AW Lenses : Canon 10-22mm USM, Canon 50mm f/1.8, Pentax Takumar 135mm f/2.5 Music : Amon Tobin - At The End Of The Day, Foley Room, 2007 Thanks to : Mathieu Maury : www.mathieumaury.com Vote for me / support me : http://bit.ly/Mrp4IX India is amazing.
A young medical student from France did a lovely job of documenting his recently travels in southern India.
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Dubai is such a rapidly growing dynamic city. Every time I see a video like this or a set of photos it seems so much has changed. And certain so much has changed since my brief stop there in 1997.
vk.com/arixonix (c) Vitaly Karpovich http://vk.com/framearixonix Canon 600D Canon 18-55 mm 3.5-5.6 IS Canon 50 mm 1.4 USM Sigma 10-20 mm 4-5.6 music: Linkin Park - Lost In The Echo (Enmary Remix) http://vk.com/kondrashov09 p.s. sorry for the muddy matrix and poor quality
Other than its connection to Dostoyevsky and Coatzee, St. Petersburg has never registered high on my travel lists. This video just moved it up more than a few spots.
Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/evosiastudios Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/evosia Website: www.evosiastudios.com A joint collaboration with rock / ambient / experimental band MONO (www.monoishere.com), Legend takes you on an epic 12 minute visual and aural journey through Iceland's breathtaking landscapes during the time of the midnight sun. The film travels across Iceland, from the floating blue icebergs of Jokulsarlon's glacial lagoon to the steaming geothermic vents of Myvatn, the colorful mountains of Landmannalaugar to the breathtaking sunsets on Snaefellnes Peninsula, and the barren volcanic landscapes of Askja to the vast fields of lupin near Husavik. Legend was shot over a 2 week period in June 2012 when the sun barely sets below the horizon and you never see darkness. It was filmed completely in 5K resolution using Canon full frame DSLRs on motion timelapse equipment from Kessler Crane. Mono's score of the same name, Legend, is from their upcoming album "For my parents". Its edgy cinematic and epic quality helps describe Iceland - a breathtakingly beautiful yet unforgivingly dangerous place. The album is available for pre-order: http://www.monoishere.com/2012/07/30/pre-order-for-my-parents-now/ We would like to thank the following supporters for making this film possible: Kessler Crane: www.KesslerCrane.com Glacier Rental Car: www.glaciercarrental.is Special thanks to Egill Agustsson and Adalsteinn Petur Karlsson of Husavik for their help with my car problems on Iceland National Day. It's the country's biggest holiday and they helped me get back on the road so I could continue filming. Last but not least, a big thank you to fellow filmmaker Joe Capra (www.scientifantastic.com) for his guidance and inspiration. His tips and advice were invaluable in helping me prepare for this trip. A 4K version will be released soon, along with a behind the scenes video! Please follow or subscribe to us to receive the latest updates.
Iceland has long be on my list. And this timelapse piece by Henry Jun Lee Wah just moved it up a few slots.
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