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17th of June – Icelandic National Day
Photographer Edgar Granados combined thousands of photos to create this time-lapse video showcasing Iceland’s natural beauty. Film on September 2015 with Drone Phantom III Professional and Canon 6D in Iceland.
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CASINO from VJLoops.com on Vimeo.
With this stock footage pack you’ll surely be a winner! A collection of 19 HD time lapse videos with Casino and Vegas themed content.
Download full pack here: vjloops.com/stock-pack/casino-117377.html
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This movie vividly portrays the traditional, modern and natural attractions of Tokyo, Kyoto and other locations throughout Japan from a unique perspective.
Website : http://visitjapan-europe.jnto.go.jp/
Visit our website for an interactive version of this movie with links to information about Japan, testimonials by foreign visitors, and other content that conveys the allure of Japan.
Note: The movie is only interactive when viewed at our website from a PC.
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Visit for the full list and details of the shots http://ontheroofs.com/dubai/
© Vadim Makhorov & Vitaliy Raskalov, 2014
After two week-long adventures over the countries of Europe,and upon returning back to Russia, it was decided to go elsewhere, and preferably somewhere warm. Being accompanied by Marat and Vadim, a decision was made to fly to The United Arab Emirates and its biggest city of Dubai. The only things I knew about the UAE is that it claimed to have the world’s tallest building, Mission Impossible 4 was filmed there, and it was home to countless amounts of skyscrapers. The destination was set, tickets were purchased, bags were packed – we were ready for take- off.
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Barcelona GO! from Rob Whitworth on Vimeo.
BARCELONA in Flow-Motion – A fast moving short film….
In few other cities is it possible to walk from spectacular location to spectacular location. I had a fantastic time adventuring around Barcelona’s winding streets making this film.
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Bless You from Philip Watts on Vimeo.
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From Rusty Fire Hydrants to Imaginary Planets from Planet Universe on Vimeo.
On his indiegogo, Kennedy states:
The most intriguing aspect of this hobby of mine is how the features of the “planets” form: the decay and the rust are a product of the natural conditions of Earth — just as the features and geography of our home planet are guided by the natural conditions of the solar system. Perhaps more exciting is the notion that there may be planets out there in the universe that look almost identical to the ones I’ve rendered. Being able to illuminate this concept in a unique way is a truly unreal experience, and I can’t wait to continue to share it.
