March 13, 2017 at 2:39 pm
How Wildlife Films Warp Time
Vox explores how slow motion and timelapse can reveal the wonders of the natural world
Vox explores how slow motion and timelapse can reveal the wonders of the natural world
A school of Humphead Parrotfish descend on a coral reef to feed and turn the age old coral into a fine sand that, in turn, forms islands
Going digital, using gimbals, and drones have helped give Planet Earth a cinematic quality, but ultimately it’s all about the storytelling
Aerial photographer OZZO Photography shows us the breathtaking landscapes of Iceland under a full moon
“Seasons of Norway” is an incredible timelapse film by Morten Rustad shot in glorious 8K
An AQI over 100 is considered unhealthy. That day it was 400+
“There is something when you remove the color that lets you truly see the textures, movement and emotion of a storm” – Mike Olbinski
“Tephra” is fragmental material produced by a volcanic eruption regardless of composition, fragment size or emplacement mechanism
‘Gab707’ took his racing drone up the Hübschhorn East ridge and Simplon pass in Switzerland and the footage is breathtaking
Video observations by MBARI of a Ghost Shark (Hydrolagus cf trolli) in the Northeast Pacific ocean represent the first ever of this animal alive in its natural habitat
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