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…dedicated to IzaakMak…
For my friend IzaakMak
Prize-winning animated documentary I made in collaboration with fusion scientists at York Plasma institute. Touring UK schools in a portable ‘Sun Dome’, this film offers an informative and entertaining spectacle that demonstrates the benefits of nuclear fusion research and empowers its young audiences to be part of the solution for our energy future.
Winner: 1st Prize, Durham New Energy Futures Film Festival at Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle, UK on September 27th 2012
“Made on Earth” is the result of many photography expeditions over the past two years. Spain, Iceland, Estonia and USA were the main destinations.
‘Helvetia’s Dream’ takes you on a nighttime journey to some of the most beautiful spots in the Swiss Alps – from Arosa to Zermatt, including the world famous mountains Matterhorn and Eiger.
…dedicated to IzaakMak…
For my friend IzaakMak
Time-lapse footage taken at the Very Large Array in Socorro, New Mexico; one of the largest Radio Astronomy Observatories in the world.
Stop motion based video about the northern lights. The video is shot in the northern parts of Norway, Finland and Sweden during autumn 2011, winter and spring 2012.
The International Space Station Expedition 30 crew shot some truly awe-inspiring time-lapse sequences flying over practically every square mile of the globe.
Inspiration
Please click on the pictures for enlarged view.
Astronaut by ~Geyzerrr
far away from earth by ~jamga
astronauts by Katarzyna Redesiuk
TPC by `pacman23
Pictures from an Expedition by Maurizio Manzieri
First Orbit – Full Movie
April 12th 1961 – Yuri Gagarin is about to see what no other person has seen in the history of humanity – the Earth from space. In the next 108 minutes he’ll see more than most people do in a lifetime. What sights awaited the first cosmonaut silently gliding over the world below? What was it like to view the oceans and continents sailing by from such a height?
Official Website : First Orbit
Iridium (Short Movie)
Time-Lapse short produced at Lake Eyre in central Australia as part of the SALT project.
