Travel along with National Geographic photographer Michaela Skovranova as she explores Antarctica in this video short
earthstory reblogged
50 Million y/o Petrified Trees - Carson White
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Award winning photographer Nicholas Steinburg tells his story and reveals his compulsion for capturing the ever changing fog... . . . .
Photographer takes a hike up to the summit of Angels Landing, Zion National Park
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The Road Trip Story.. This was my favorite trip I've ever done and was so lucky to spend it with such amazing people. My hope with this video was to capture at least a fraction of the good times we had, and to have this to look back on fondly for years to come.
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Details of the Production: ►Main Camera: Panasonic Lumix GH4 ►Lenses Used: Lumix 12-35mm f2.8 + Lumix 25mm f1.7 ► Edit Program: Final Cut Pro X ► Music: -Song 1: Simon May - Waiting (ft. Matilda Lucas) Simon May: soundcloud.com/simon_may -Song 2: TLATW - Light Waves TLATW: soundcloud.com/lighthouse-and-the-whaler Song 3: Laire - Final Coming Laire: soundcloud.com/laire ►Script: Part 1: "Driving over 24 hours in search of the most beautiful landscapes we could imagine. Waking up at first light. Staying up for last light. Camping together and sharing a road trip experience with other photographers. This is something I've always wanted to do. This is the Banff and Glacier road trip." Part 2: "We spent the next several days exploring Banff and the surrounding area, and I have to say, I've never been somewhere with so much natural beauty in all my life. I don't think there are many situations that make me happier, than running around incredible landscapes like these ones, camera in hand, and with great friends by my side."
A Travel Film by: Michael Bliss Thank you for watching.
· travisburkephotography I was going to post a picture of me standing out on the ledge... but figured this video was a little more "exciting"! 😜 Peaceful morning near Moab, Utah with nothing but the faint sound of the highway below.
Panorama over Milford Sound, New Zealand
Madrid lost in a sea of clouds
Snapping an Earth Story style photo Hawaiian photographer Kawika Singson was snapped while taking the sort of photo that we like to share on TES. A big thumbs up to all the magnificent image takers who enrich our pages. Loz Image credit: Christopher Hirata.
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CITIES WITH STARS
Light pollution, while a testament to our technological advances, has blanketed our view of the universe and decoupled our relationship with the cosmos. For the billions of people living in areas where less than 20 stars can be seen in the night sky, it is practically impossible to imagine a natural sky blanketed with upwards of 2,500 stars backed by great ribbons of billions of stars which can be found in our Galaxy: The Milky Way.
Just how different would our city skies look, if there was no artificial lighting?
Thierry Cohen, a photographer from Paris has help curb our curiosity. Thierry travelled to areas where light pollution was minimal and that were on the same axis as big cities he had chosen. He then superimposed these images with the city landscape- creating what the city would look like without any electricity. The results are stunning.
It’s hard not to wonder what the world would be like if we could see a brilliant dark sky every night. One could assume that it would affect our humility. Without the nightly reminder of a vast cosmos, it is easy to forget how small we are, how connected.
In short, and in the words of Bill Watterson:
“If people sat outside and looked at the stars each night, I'll bet they'd live a lot differently. ”
-Jean
Images courtesy of Thierry Cohen
Shown in the collage is : Top: San Francisco & Rio de Janeiro Bottom: Paris & New York
More can be found here: http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/artscience/2013/03/darkened-cities
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Yeah the video was produced by a car company and sadly no they’re not paying me for this. But you know what? That’s Torres Del Paine and the Paine Massif in the background. I’m still sharing it. Original caption:
Filmmaker Kalum Ko accompanies Australian photographer Jason Charles Hill during his latest trip in the Mercedes-Benz G-Class on his way through Patagonia.
Jason is an exceptional example of someone carving out his own path. Originally, he had a clear, reliable destiny in an office job. However, it didn’t take him long to realize that the predictable, safe path wasn’t for him. Instead, he chose to pursue his passions and now travels the world professionally, sharing his experiences through photography.
This photographer gives some highlights of his recent trip to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, on the verge of being cut in half.
Videographer takes you on a voyage of discovery to the Lofoten Islands. Original caption:
This is the first one of the mini series #LifeChangingPlaces that follows people who went to a trip that in some form changed their lives. My team and I spent 9 days on the magical island formation Lofoten in northern Norway to capture the beauty that changed Chris Burkards whole approach to photography.
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Shot on Arri Alexa and Sony a7s II Camera: Clemens Krüger Editing: Max Neumeier Assistant Camera: Tim Höddinghaus & Lutz Stautner Sound Design: Max Neumeier & Denis Elmaci Grading: Mike Bothe Line Producer: Ralf Erthle
Production: 27 Kilometer Entertainment Agency: Kolle Rebbe Client: Lufthansa
This is a rather impressive photography site, Faroe Islands
Photographer Michael Shainblum took this video just before Totality in Oregon while they were prepping to take this awesome photo