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earthstory · 5 years ago

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‘Road trip’: as its name suggest, it is the perfect gateway to experiencing nature and landscapes while roaming hundreds of miles with your car or your flowered-van, depending on how much of a 70’s-nostalgic you are! As our airborne NLC research campaign drew to an end in High Level, Alberta with the project PoSSUM (find more information at projectpossum.org) I took two weeks off in Canada to visit some of my friends I made from a few years back, but virtually without any solid plan. Just my car, my cameras and myself.

As a present of my gratitude to the generous and hospitable people that helped me on the go and as a tribute to my journey, I hurried to put together a short film called ‘My Canadian Summer’ that goes back on the adventures of over 5000km on the Canadian roads.

Follow me in the sub-arctic landscapes of the northern Alberta and North West Territories with some very unexpected wildlife and the beautiful city of Yellowknife. It is also the place of the where summer nights never get very dark, and a good opportunity for you to gaze at magnificent noctilucent (night-shining) clouds. When Yellowknife is too far north in the summer, northern Alberta is surprisingly still the spectacle of some gorgeous displays of aurora borealis in the summer twilight: watch them wiggle over a pasture full of horses! As I continued my journey down the eastern British Columbia and on to the Rocky Mountains, take a look at some of the most dramatic and scenic landscapes in the world. After a lot of experience and perseverance, I finally got the magical shot I wanted: aurorae above Pyramid lake next to Jasper and surrounded by the mountains, also photobombing the Big Dipper. It was such a huge reward for having put so much time and effort into the trip! Experience the beauty of Jasper and Banff national parks with a myriad of waterfalls, rivers, lake and peaks as well as an astonishing wildlife.

The film also features some of southern and central Alberta’s most renowned places like Drumheller and its badlands, or a huge storm developing over the prairies. Those are the shots that one can only experience in western Canada during the summer months, and I would highly recommend to travel there, but I believe images speak better than words, so I hope you enjoy this film as much as I enjoyed shooting it.  > Some interesting technical facts:

5000 km 100 km of hiking 2 TB of data collected, including some of my best NLC and aurora shots to date Made detours to visit 6 old friends ‘Slept’ 3 nights in my tiny car just to take the perfect shots Sony a7s, a7rII and Canon 6D, + 9 lenses all packed in my backpack.

B-photographer: Go Button Media, check out their awesome stuff at gobuttonmedia.com Music: licensed by Musicbed, VOWS 'No time to lose'

More about the story on my blog and website: adphotography-online.com Facebook: facebook.com/AdrienMauduitPhotography/ Twitter: twitter.com/ADphotography24 Instagram: instagram.com/adphotography2410/ Youtube: youtube.com/user/amadrien21

Thank you for watching. Don’t hesitate to like, comment, share and of course subscribe to my channel for more videos coming soon!

#Canada #nature #travel #summer #video #vimeo #national park #timelapse #aurora #aurora borealis #the earth story #road trip #drumheller #badlands

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asia-ustaad · 2 years ago

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17 Ways How to Make Money Online in 2022

A Comprehensive Guide of Legitimate Ways to Make Money (on the Side)

Welcome to the best free lesson on the Internet for making money online if you’re seeking for reliable ways to make money online without having to first pay an in-depth training course (which usually seems to cost $97) about how to make money online.

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You don't have to start from scratch if you want to run an online business. Instead, you may help folks who already have a successful business to grow one (fast). Every service organisation has a huge list of prior clients that they're probably not keeping up with—but this is your chance to take advantage of their indifference. Getting a new client is up to 5 times more expensive than keeping an existing one. You're saving them money (and making your own!) by assisting businesses in following up and bringing back old clients. This type of follow-up service can be as basic as writing a series of letters for a client to assist them re-engage previous consumers (for videos, see this step-by-step guide)as well as other examples of pitches). All you need are some writing skills and some time to study and develop an efficient outreach campaign to profitable niche prospects. 17 Ways How to Make Money Online in 2022 Read the full article

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emzeciorrr · 3 years ago

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Wonders of Egypt from Neal Howland on Vimeo.

Ever since I was a little kid, I've dreamt about traveling to Egypt. It was a brief visit, but truly amazing to experience some of these ancient places firsthand.

Locations include: Giza Necropolis Saqqara Alabaster Mosque Khan Al-Khalili bazaar New Library of Alexandria Luxor Temple Karnak Valley of the Kings

Filmed, Edited, Grading & Sound Design: Neal Howland | NealHowland.com Facebook.com/neal.howland.3 Instagram.com/nealhowland

Equipment Used: Panasonic GH5s GoPro HERO 7 + MAX 360

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casual-video-transcripts · 3 years ago

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“The World of UPA - Trailer” by The Royal Ocean Film Society

Transcript by CCKN

[0:00] [typing “UPA style” into Google search bar and a computer mouse clicking to reveal different scenes of UPA media]

[0:11] [Jazzy Band Music]

[0:19] VO: Here we go.

[0:20] This is a story about a group of rebels who changed the world of animation forever and for the better.

[0:25] Clip's Narrator: He didn't talk words. He went [bouncy spring noise] instead.

[0:29] VO: See, prior to the 1950s, this is what animation looked like.

[Clips Shown]

[0:35] On-screen and VO: A BUNCH OF TALKING ANIMALS & SINGING BULLSHIT

[0:38] On-screen and VO: and that's fine

[0:39] VO: But it doesn't have to be that way.

[0:40] You didn't have to have talking animals,

[0:44] or songs, or a princess in a castle.

[0:45] You didn't have to have that bouncing ball.

[0:47] You didn't have to obey whatever it was that the nine old men set in stone.

[0:50] Animation could carry weight.

[0:52] It could be for adults,

[0:54] but not that kind of adult film.

[0:56] And it could be a realm of ideas.

[1:00] [Swinging Band Music]

[1:05] [Gun shot]

[1:08] [Swinging Piano Music]

[1:25] [Tuba plays]

[1:29] [Conductor taps baton on music stand]

[1:32] VO: These were the rebels who made animation grow up,

[1:35] and this is their story.

[1:37] Their style, their rise, their fall, their legacy,

[1:40] and the world they drew to life.

[1:42] Clip's Narrator: Now you listen closely and I'll tell the world of

["UPA" logo appears on screen]

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THE WORLD OF UPA will be a three-part film essay series that tells the story of the rebels who made animation grow up.

Part 1 will be released TUES, NOV. 27th (but with early access for Patreon supporters!), with Parts 2 and 3 to follow in December.

You can support this channel at Patreon- https://bit.ly/2TnEs66

(If you've never seen any of UPA's films and would like to before watching the series, here's a handy guide of links to a ton of their films so you don't have to waste time searching all over YouTube - https://bit.ly/2Qhhr1r )

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gerdfeed · 4 years ago

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2020 was the most chaotic, tough and utterly unpredictable year in recent memory - and it also brought a decade's worth of technological and societal change in the span of just 12 months. My own life went from 300 flights per year and 100 events to 100% digital show in less than 3 months:) See more here https://ift.tt/3caktif Some good things got even better (like working from home) and some bad things got even worse (such as inequality) - but not much stayed the same. What can we expect for 2021, and beyond? Amidst massive geopolitical shifts (a recovering / pivoting USA, a budding 'United States of Europe', and even more powerful and even more difficult to read China), a pandemic that has yet to be fully addressed and eradicated, and global concerns about the crisis' impact on the economy, I explain what I foresee for the coming year and years to come. "We are not going back to normal!" And 'Normal' wasn't good enough to begin with. Covid19 is a trial-run for climate change. Join me as I explore what the future may hold, what questions still need to be answered, and what it all means for organizations, individuals, and governments. -- Does your organization or event need a time-test futurist keynote speaker (virtual or in-person)? Click here to explore Gerd's most popular topics and to inquire about working together: https://ift.tt/3caktif CAPTIONS IN IT DE ENG FR ES PT NL -- Get The 10 Technological and Societal Megashifts Rewiring Our World Free at: https://ift.tt/3lWX7Pt Subscribe to this channel to never miss a thing, and be sure to share my videos if you like them. You can sign up for my 'Best Reads & Finds' curated futurist newsletter at https://ift.tt/2EY1Fog If you like my videos and shows, you can download all episodes via http://www.gerd.cloud (look for the Gerd.Live folder or my keynotes 2020 folder) Gerd Leonhard Futurist, Author and Keynote Speaker Zürich / Switzerland https://ift.tt/ZMjdE4 https://ift.tt/23EKyaz (my latest book) Audio-only versions of most of my videos are available via SoundCloud https://ift.tt/2jsLDFC, and Spotify see https://gerd.fm/spotify Music by: Steven Gutheinz Licensed via MusicBed My key memes and messages can be browsed here: https://ift.tt/2GfczpY For booking inquiries please go here https://ift.tt/3i58P7D If you enjoy my videos and talks, please take a look at my best-selling book “Technology vs Humanity” https://ift.tt/23EKyaz - it's now available in 12 languages! Twitter: @gleonhard Newsletter: www.gerd.digital by Gerd Leonhard

#futuristgerd #keynote speaker #Gerd Leonhard #techvshuman

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maximora-blog · 5 years ago

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3 Things YOU Need to Know About Royalty Free Music

3 things you need to know about music for YouTube videos with our friends from The Musicbed! ****** 🎧 Check out our Think Media Musicbed Playlist with our top songs for YouTube videos ➡️ http://share.mscbd.fm/seancannellplaylist This video is NOT sponsored. Some product links are affiliate links which mean if you buy something we'll receive a small commission. 📒 Show Notes and Camera Accessories List 📒 1. 🎧 Listen to our favorite music for YouTube videos in this playlist here: http://share.mscbd.fm/seancannellplaylist 2. Looking for FREE music for your YouTube videos? Check out this video on the best copyright free music for YouTube videos: https://youtu.be/OJVSHjKIMOs 3. 📕 Download the FREE Think Media Video Gear Buyer's Guide here: http://ThinkGearGuide.com 4. Music provided by MusicBed. Start your free trial here: http://bit.ly/MusicBedThinkMedia Connect with Sean Cannell on Social Media: http://seancannell.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/seancannell/ https://twitter.com/seancannell https://instagram.com/seancannell QUESTION — Have a question about Online Video, Video Production, Tech, Marketing, or Anything Else? Post in comments section of this video! Subscribe to Think Media Here: https://www.youtube.com/THiNKmediaTV ---------Cameras and Gear Used To Shoot This Video ------- Think Media 4K Video Gear Checklist: https://kit.co/SeanCannell/4k-think-media-camera-kit About: In this video Sean from Think Media talks about Royalty Free Music and copyright free music. Musicbed offers no copyright music and royalty free background music for videos. This video talks about license free background music and non copyright music, so watch the full video now to learn about youtube background music and the best music for content creators. Disclaimer: We are ambassadors or affiliates for many of the brands we reference on the channel. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. All Rights Reserved. Copyright, Liability Waiver and Disclaimers As per and unless otherwise permitted under the United States Copyright Act, no part of the content of this video or any video published under Clear Vision Media LLC, Think Media, Sean Cannell, and other encompassed entities, shall be stored, copied, recreated, republished, or transported. Prior express written permission by Clear Vision Media LLC, Think Media, or Sean Cannell is required for any use of this video not permitted under the United States Copyright Act. The advice, guidance, and principles outlined in all content produced by Clear Vision Media LLC, Think Media, Sean Cannell, and other encompassed entities are not guaranteed to be appropriate for your unique situation or business. We recommend that as a consumer, you exercise your due diligence and research any and all strategies recommended to you before adopting them in your own business. Clear Vision Media LLC, Think Media, Sean Cannell, and other encompassed entities are not responsible for any damages that result from an effort to implement the information provided in this or any other video, article, social media post, and related publications. Your use and viewing of any materials and videos published by Clear Vision Media LLC, Think Media, Sean Cannell, and other encompassed entities confirms your acknowledgement and agreement that Nevada law will apply to any and all disputes related to the aforementioned entities and that Nevada will serve as the venue for any disputes, claims, and litigious activities related but not limited to the materials produced by Clear Vision Media LLC, Think Media, Sean Cannell, and other encompassed entities.

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essential4you · 5 years ago

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The BEST Tech Gifts!

2019 is coming to an end and that means the gift buying season is here! I have picked some of my favorite products that I use every day and I think would make awesome gifts. This is my 2019 Holiday Gift Guide!

Orbitkey: Keychron K2: Logitech MX Master 3: AirUnleashed: Canon EOS R:

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#best tech gifts #deling #Gifts #gratis #kameratelefon #Tech #upload #video #videotelefon

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godfatherofsol · 5 years ago

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The Scroll of The Prophet Isaiah

Jake Kovnat 3:08 "I work after his voice and do exactly what he says to do... He put up what colors he want. I don't know about them. " - One day, in May of 2018 as I was driving through Niagara Falls, NY, I passed a home unlike anything I had ever seen before. I slammed on the brakes and reversed to take some pictures of this stunning and unusual work of art tucked away in an otherwise unremarkable neighborhood. As I finished, a man who was sitting across the street called me over to talk. His name was Isaiah and the conversation that began on that day culminated in this short film. Maybe our encounter was meant to be. In honor of Isaiah, I hope you enjoy it. - Shot with a Fujifilm X-T3 and then printed on to Kodak 50D 16mm film. - Featuring: Isaiah Robertson Assistant Camera: Mike Ford Film Effects: Kris Bonnell & Luke Saagi Film Processing: Niagara Custom Lab Music: Luke Atencio “Long Distance” via Musicbed Sound Mix: Leo Hicks at Apollo Studios Colorist: Clinton Homuth at Artjail Assistant Colorist: Kevin Wu Special Thanks: Gloria Robertson & Catherine Demmer - www.prophetisaiahfilm.com

#jake kovnat #the scroll of the prophet isaiah

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cesarhcastrojr · 4 years ago

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Five Essentials for Brand Style Guides - NEW Resource Promo! - Get the Style Guide Kit: https://j.mp/32A2s7U This one time (at band camp?), a logo I designed was butchered. But that experience led to an epiphany: I didn't set my client up for success. I didn't give him the information he needed to make visual decisions for his brand in the future. I just sent him the logo files in a zip folder and said, "Thanks!" And that was it. What I learned is that whenever we hand work over to our clients, we need to give them an instruction manual. This is especially important for branding projects. But the same thing applies to anything we make for other people. So think back onto your last projects. Did you set your clients up for success? If you work in-house, is your team all speaking the same visual language? If you own a brand, are you being clear with your vendors? It's something worth thinking about, especially if you've ever been in a situation like mine. Seeing your work out in the wild is a nightmare if the work is twisted and ruined. Information is everywhere now, and sometimes we just need to know what to look for. There's one thing that can solve a ton of these awkward situations... and in branding, it's called a Style Guide. Style Guides serve as the instruction manual for the brand. It outlines the rules that designers have to follow when they're working with the brand. And while the concept sounds restrictive, sometimes it's nice to have clear boundaries. To have a neat sandbox to play in. Some other terms that mean the same thing are Style Guidelines, Brand Guidelines, Brand Bible, Brand Manual, or simply Style Manual. At a minimum, I would expect a Brand Style Guide to include: 1. An outline of all the logo and visual assets available 2. Guidance on when to use each version 3. Color and typography usage 4. Spacing and layout guidelines 5. Strong "DO NOTs" - things like squishing, stretching, and butchering the logo This stuff feels self-explanatory... but what if your "self" wasn't a designer? If I gave you a box of amazing ingredients like white truffles, wagyu steaks, and fresh uni... would you know what to do with them? Without a recipe, most of us would make Gordon Ramsay cry. So set your work for success. Send off your designs with a style guide that follows that basic format. Clients will be clients, yes. Things will happen. But you'll be able to prevent 90% of the mishaps we encounter in branding execution. But style guides can go a lot deeper than that. For those of you who work in branding, you know this. They can be quite extensive. When I used to work with DreamWorks, we'd get style guides delivered to us in VOLUMES - literally several huge printed books for one movie. Now, that's probably overkill. But it's going to benefit you and the brands that you work on in the long run to have a detailed Style Guide. === 👉Subscribe: https://goo.gl/F2AEbk 👉See our Academy Channel: https://goo.gl/vB9zoP Want a deeper dive? Typography, Lettering, Sales & Marketing, Social Media and The Business of Design courses available here: https://goo.gl/bRt5qd 🎙 Futur Podcast: https://j.mp/2ZGkjbg ✍️ Futur Blog: https://j.mp/2E7RAos — Love the content? Become a sustaining member for $5/mo today. https://goo.gl/nwekfL BOOKLIST – Essential Reading for Creative Professionals: https://bit.ly/biz-booklist Essential Design Books: https://bit.ly/futur-design-books Kits & Proposals: https://goo.gl/mSjuWQ Visit our website: https://j.mp/2FBeZzl FREE resources: https://goo.gl/Qh6gHr — We love getting your letters. Send it here: The Futur c/o Chris Do 1702 Olympic Blvd. Santa Monica, CA 90404 USA — AFFILIATE LINKS* 🙏 Support The Futur by purchasing through our affiliate links: Amazon: http://bit.ly/thefuturishere Webflow: http://bit.ly/2EbET9l Retro Supply Co.: http://bit.ly/2GW8gzR Creative Market: https://goo.gl/g4jlTE Design Cuts: http://bit.ly/2GSsAR3 ✍️ Sharpen your skills by taking a course, using our affiliate links: Skillshare: https://goo.gl/YCo2uT School of Motion: http://bit.ly/futur-som Bring Your Own Laptop Tutorials: https://j.mp/2FIV9BH 🎧 Do you like the music? Check out the music libraries we use in our affiliate links below: Skillshare: https://skl.sh/34z8qVj Epidemic Sound: https://bit.ly/2T647tR Musicbed: http://bit.ly/futurmb Artlist: http://bit.ly/2uWdna7 *By making a purchase through any of our affiliate links, we receive a very small commission at no extra cost to you. This helps us on our mission to provide quality education to you. Thank you. — Host: Ben Burns Content Director: Matthew Encina Producer: Mark Contreras Cinematographers/Editors: Stewart Schuster, Ricky Lucas, Jona Garcia Social Team: Elle Money, Alex Burlui Futur Theme Music: Adam Sanborne https://j.mp/35GjvqM Typefaces: Futura, DIN, Helvetica Now, Calibre, Knockout, Champion Gothic

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earthstory · 6 years ago

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Norway is home to some of the most spectacular fjords on Earth. These v-shaped valleys carved by glaciers during the last ice age harbor sharp mountain ridges and long arms of sea water turning into a very dramatic landscape during both day and night. The fjords of Northern Norway do possess one more advantage though. In the winter, when a thick blanket of snow deposits on the jagged-edged peaks, the aurora borealis sheds light on them and reveals the splendor of the scenery. The goal with this short film was to show the beauty of those fjords using similar time-lapse techniques (tracking, ramping...) as some of my previous movies to showcase the night sky in a different way. All the scenes were shot on Senja island. You will be able to gaze at many aurora shows in different lighting situations (moon, light pollution...), whether they are a simple arch on the northern horizon or an overhead corona. I also wanted to highlight different night sky phenomena, like Orion and Barnard's loop, the Perseus arm and its nebulosity in the aurora, or even comet Wirtanen with the Pleiades and Hyades!

All was shot with the Sony a7rII, Sony a7s and the Canon 6D Baader modified and a variety of bright lenses ranging from 14mm to 150mm. I used the Lonely Speck Pure Night and Matt Aust Light pollution filters to reduce light pollution and increase details on the deep-sky scenes and also the Vixen Polarie to track the stars and get cleaner shots. For motion control I used the Syrp 3-axis Genie I system and also the Vixen Polarie. All post production was made in Lr with the special timelapse plus plugin, Sequence for mac, TLDF, and final production was made in FCPX. I hope you like the movie as much as I liked shooting and processing it and I thank everyone of you for your support. All content is of course copyrighted AMP&F (except sountrack licensed through The Musicbed: Tony Anderson with ‘The Way Home’), and no footage can be used in any way without the author’s permission. Please contact me for media and purchase inquiry. Please share and comment if you liked the video and follow me for more videos like this one! More at nightlightsfilms.com

#norway #fjord #geology #video #night sky #dark sky #vimeo #travel #timelapse #the earth story

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17 Ways How to Make Money Online in 2022

A Comprehensive Guide of Legitimate Ways to Make Money (on the Side)

1. Become an Online News Writer or Columnist

2. Buy and Sell Domain Names

3. Do Data Analysis for Companies

4. Online Personal Trainer or Fitness Coach

5. Sell Your Songs as a Creative Way to Make Money Online

6. Subcontract Your Extra Work and Start an Online Agency

7. Create DIY or Cooking Videos

8. Edit Videos Online

9. Build a Niche Website

10. Become a Contract Customer Service Superstar

11. Buy an Existing Website (to Make Money Online Quicker)

12. Become an Online Notary

13. Run Corporate Workshops

14. Lend Your Voice to Voice-Overs

15. Small Business Marketing Consultant

16. Rent Your Camera Gear

17. Help Other Businesses Bring Back Old Customers

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emzeciorrr · 4 years ago

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London from Charlie Johnston on Vimeo.

London is a sprawling, hectic and ever-evolving city. My aim for this short travel film was to show a glimpse of what it's like to live in this city. From its food to its people, London is diverse and at times chaotic, and certainly more than just its tourist hot spots (a fair few of which have obviously still made the cut).

I hope I have managed to capture at least a flicker of the city.

I'm very grateful to everyone that helped me make this project (that took far longer than I would care to admit), and I am especially grateful to those who gave me permission to film them (my apologies if It's not made the film, I had an enormous amount of footage).

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0:07 Oxford Circus 0:15 Changing of the Guard 0:20 Buckingham Palace 0:23 Camden 0:31 Borough Market 0:37 Sticks n Sushi Restaurant, Covent Garden (sticksnsushi.com/en/restaurants/london/covent-garden) 0:46 Berwick Street Food Market 0:51 Holland Park Chess Club 0:53 Portabello Road 0:57 Southbank 1:08 The Tower of London 1:12 The Natural History Museum 1:15 The Victoria and Albert Museum 1:19 The Nomadic Garden 1:27 Stockwell Skate Park 1:28 Southbank Skate Park 1:30 Rage Dragon Boat Racing Club (ragingdragons.co.uk/) 1:34 London Rowing CLub (londonrc.org.uk/) 1:39 London Royal Docks Open Water Swimming (londonsroyaldocks.com/open-water-swimming/) 1:45 The House of Parliament 1:49 Picadilly Circus 1:58 The London Underground 2:03 The Millenium Bridge 2:04 The Lord Mayors Parade 2:07 Brixton Brewery (brixtonbrewery.com/) 2:21 The London Eye 2:23 St Paul's Cathedral 2:33 Baitul Futuh Mosque 2:38 The Houses of Parliament 2:41 Afternoon Tea at Dalloway Terrace (dallowayterrace.com/) 3:00 The Tate Modern 3:04 The Houses of Parliament 3:10 The City of London from Tower Bridge

Gear: Sony A7rii, Sony 24-70mm f4, Sony 10-18mm f4, Sony 50mm f1.8, Zhiyun Crane 2 Gimbal Edited with Premier Pro

Music Licensed from Musicbed Artist: Jordan Critz Song: Edge of the Light

The aerials have all been licensed from stock footage sites as drone flying in London and UK is regulated.

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gerdfeed · 4 years ago

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2020 was a disruptive and massively confusing year for everyone, personally, and for every business and every organization, as well. 2021 will hopefully see a rebound of a sort - yet I think we are not going back to 'normal', ever. In fact, I think that the next decade will bring more change (good and not so good) then the previous 100 years - we're at a FORK in the ROAD towards either utopia or oblivion. We have all the tools but will we have the telos (will, wisdom, purpose)? In this video I share my various insights, foresight and hunches on what 2021 may bring, and what they may mean for businesses, governments, and individuals going forward, discussing topics such as: - The challenges of regulating increasingly powerful technology companies - Changing the Internet's current 'surveillance capitalism' business model - Why privacy is becoming a luxury, and why that's not a good idea - Why too much of a good thing can be a very bad thing (especially when it's about technology) This is part 1 of 3; you can watch the entire video here https://youtu.be/mx74hCf0l0k New: captions in ENG, PT, DE, ES, IT and FR **** check our the Fork In The Road Project https://ift.tt/3rjVMVj -- Learn more about Gerd's #1 keynote topic of 2020/21: MOVING BEYOND THE CORONA CRISIS: Surviving, Adapting and Thriving in the Next 5 Years at: https://ift.tt/3byymVE -- Does your organization or event need a time-tested futurist keynote speaker (virtual or in-person)? Click here to explore Gerd's most popular topics and to inquire about working together: https://ift.tt/3caktif -- Get The 10 Technological and Societal Megashifts Rewiring Our World Free at: https://ift.tt/3lWX7Pt Subscribe to this channel to never miss a thing, and be sure to share my videos if you like them. Sign up for my 'Best Reads & Finds' curated futurist newsletter at https://ift.tt/2EY1Fog Gerd Leonhard Futurist, Author and Keynote Speaker Zürich / Switzerland https://ift.tt/ZMjdE4 https://ift.tt/23EKyaz (my latest book) Audio-only versions of most of my videos are available via SoundCloud https://ift.tt/2jsLDFC, and Spotify see https://gerd.fm/spotify 'Reverie' music by: Steven Gutheinz Licensed via MusicBed If you enjoy my videos and talks, please take a look at my best-selling book “Technology vs Humanity” https://ift.tt/23EKyaz - it's now available in 12 languages! Twitter: @gleonhard by Gerd Leonhard

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earthstory · 6 years ago

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"Element" is non-narrative 3 minutes film and it’s all about three main elements - earth, water and air. From Norwegian fjord to lonely shores of Lofoten island, from beautiful northern coastline to rocky beaches of Portugal, from Icelandic majestic landscapes to Russian mirror like lake, these elements are always present in each and every scene of this film. I really like my films to have slow, peaceful and cinematic feel to them and I stay true to it in this film as well. Beautiful, haunting sound score from Tony Anderson is perfect for bringing to life majestic landscapes. With each film I try to push myself to do more, and this one is not an exemption. In post production stage I choose to move to a different software suit and learn it from ground up. To go further, I’ve challenged myself to do some vfx in several shots. Technical info: All footage shot on DJI Phantom 3 Pro, DJI Phantom 4 Pro, and DJI Mavic Pro. Several ND filters from Polar Pro were used for filming. I used Davinci Resolve 15 for editing, vfx, sfx and grading. Adobe Audition was used to mix sound score. Adobe After Effects were used on several shots for additional motion blur and denoise. Original music by Tony Anderson was purchased at Musicbed. SFX are free samples by various creators. Special thanks to my wife Ludmila Tregub for helping with filming and my friend Ruslan Timerbaev for vfx support and help. Enjoy ! Love and peace ✌🏻

#element #water #earth #air #fire #geology #nature #travel #drone #video #landscape #youtube #the earth story

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