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This reel has been years in the making and is my love letter to my favorite place on Earth: the world's greatest meeting of land, sea, and sky, Big Sur, California.
I shot these scenes with my Canon 5D Mark IV & Canon 5D Mark III and a variety of Canon lenses. The timelapse clips were processed in LRTimelapse, Lightroom, Quick Time, Final Cut Pro, and Compressor.
The music is "Worth Everything Ever Wished For" by the talented and generous Dexter Britain.
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Lanzarote Mountains. It’s unbelievable that this whole thing is a volcano!
universetoday Hi! My name is Michael Haluwana @mhmaustralia . I’m a Cinematographer for BBC Planet Earth II and won multiple awards from National Geographic, Canon and Sony :) , that’s enough about me :) Shooting the Milky way in Western Australia in my Home country is a privilege and this is produced for you all from Australia. These were shot on Canon 5D mk4, Canon 1DX mk2, I always use my wide angle lens 16-25mm f2.0 , Shutter 30sec , ISO1600 Thank you Universe Today for allowing me the pleasure and honour of taking over your instagram page today. I hope you’ve all enjoyed my video as much as I’ve loved sharing them. If you’re interested in my work, please follow me on instagram on @mhmaustralia and you can contact me at [email protected] - Thank you
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Mt.Fuji, Japan
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I traveled to Iceland and drove the Ring Road, May 2017. It was my second time returning to Iceland within a year. This time, I went solo and captured lots of photos and video. Here is part of my journey. There was more than enough light to find my way.
Gear: Panasonic GH5 w/ Metabones Speedbooster XL 0.64x Phantom 4 Pro Mavic Pro Canon 5D Mark III Canon 6D EF 24-105mm f4 EF 16-35mm f4 EF 40mm f2.8 Tamron 70-200mm f2.8
Music: Tony Anderson
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One climber and one hundred billion stars on a stunning night in Banff National Park. Model: Mike Stuart @cdnalpineguides. Bankhead Buttress, Cascade Mountain. #MyBanff #WildlyCreative @ballwatch @manfrottoimaginemore #ExploreCanada #ShotOnCanon #CanadianCreatives #MountainCultureElevated #MountainHardware http://ift.tt/2rNAseQ
Of Geysers and a Galaxy
Feast your eyes upon this magnificent photo of a spouting geyser in Nevada with the Milky Way in the background. About the photo: Canon 20D, Canon 10-22mm, F/3.5, 45sec using 10sec foreground flash-fire, ISO 3200, tripod.
Adam
Photo: Dr. Christian Klepp www.lichtjahre.eu
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A selection of photos I took of last night’s lunar eclipse from Manchester, UK.
I’ve not done anything to them yet except cropping and roughly centring them - just wanted to get them out there! They were taken with a Canon PowerShot SX260 HS with absolutely no consistency in any settings, but I think they turned out okay?
This sequence is great!
Here is a photo of a stunning Sun Pillar captured near Hearst, Ontario on the 10th of June 2011. Sun Pillars occur typically during sunrise or sunset; when sunlight is reflected off the surface of falling ice crystals associated with thin high-level clouds, like Cirrostratus clouds. The crystals are hexagonal, plate-like crystals and as they fall they are forced into a horizontal orientation due to resistance from air. The result is the reflection of this beautiful pillar of light. -Jean Photo courtesy of Rick Stankiewicz Photo details: Canon 400D camera; 18-200mm lens - 38mm; ISO 200; f/5.6; 1/80 sec. exposure.