A fun video showing the path that can be taken by bike. Simple idea, short video.
Visiting the Queen – A Mountainbike-Trip in the Dolomites (English Version) from Filme von Draussen on Vimeo.
Something out of the ordinary.
Rolda super task 6 R from broers philippe on Vimeo.
Path of Beauty from Florent Igla on Vimeo.
Walking through the Louvre.
Timelapse with a still camera and long exposure to give a different feel than we are used to.
The Water from TSO Photography on Vimeo.
Kayaking over waterfalls, camera operators hanging from ropes to get the shot. Spectacular images.
CASCADA from NRS Films on Vimeo.
Charles Sharkey - 14th of Jul, 2020
FlightRadar24 also access to a smartphone, computer, or tablet with an internet connection.
Flight radar 24 is an iphone app that allows you to see where aircraft are on google maps. It shows the callsign, registration, altitude and a lot more. It is a fun app for plane spotters. [caption id=“attachment_1326” align=“aligncenter” width=“200” caption=“Planes approaching Geneva airport”][/caption] Sit on a city roof or at the top of a mountain and as you see a plane fly above you you will know where it’s coming from and where it’s going.
A short helicopter flight to a mountain refuge in Aosta, on the Italian side of the Mt Blanc. Good fun, walk to the glacier and back. I also tested my Iphone 4 phone.
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Disclaimer: These are thoughts, rather than a well structured post. Ridley Scott wants your user generated videos for a film “A Day on Earth” and whilst people are hyping this idea as something new the concept is an old one. Dziga Vertov had an idea that he would capture Life Unawares. Eventually he would end up with an experiment in six reels called “The Man with the Movie camera”. It’s aim was to show Soviet Russia as it was.
Snowboarding is a fun and safe sport as long as you know what you’re doing. Occasionally of course we push the limits. A few years ago whilst snowboarding with someone around La Dole we decided that rather than go back down via St Cerque we would snowboard home by passing over the ridge and down the other side. For decades both us had hiked those slopes so we knew them well.