“Never Stop Exploring” is a Cinematic Poem Short Film Directed By Michael Cherkashin.
Filmed, Edited and Directed by: Michael Cherkashin
Narrated by: Hollye Sangster
A visual ode to curiosity, to explorers and to the magnificent beauty of our world. Location is the Dolomites, South Tyrol, Italy.
Website: https://inhalefilms.com/films.html
Director, CreGator, Editor: Kay Van Huisseling
Hero Traveler’s favorite places to visit and things to do in Mongolia include:
UlaanBatar, Gobi Desert, Ugly City Eagle Hunters
“Through Our Lens'” celebrates the beauty of a destination through the point of view of one of our spirited creators. Come along with filmmaker and Hero Traveler Contributor Kay Van Huisseling as he takes us on a breathtaking cinematic journey through Mongolia.
Filmed, Edited and Directed by: Mark Williams
Music: “Calm-Inspiring” by Turpak
This is my tribute to autumn on the Nantahala River in North Carolina.
Website: https://vimeo.com/user328046/about
Filmed, Edited and Directed by: Martin Zalba
Infrared timelapse of the city of Pamplona (Navarra, Spain)
Music: Martin Zalba
Edited and Directed by: Mark Soetebier
Music: New-Earth (On-Angel-Wings) and (Imagine-The-Spectacular)
This video is about wild nature around Laterina (AR) Tuscany.
Websites: https://www.facebook.com/mark.soetebier
Film and Edit: Matt Kleiner
Sound Design: Brennan Mercer
Music: 1900, Daniel Norgen, The Acid
Ten years ago I uploaded my first video to Vimeo titled WAVE CLOUD SAND. The idea was loosely based on finding beauty in the in-between moments that surrounded my projects at the time. Ten years later that same sentiment holds true and these are those moments from more recent travel throughout Australia, Chile, Mexico, Norway, and Hawaii. The moments when no one is around, views are unobstructed, nature is in its natural state, and perfect waves are left untouched.
Website: https://www.mattkleiner.com/
Filmed, Edited and Directed by: Alex Soloviev
The very last atempt to describe infinity of capital of Germany. Berlin is big, loud, dark, green and overwhelming. No matter where you are, this city revolves around you for 24 hours. There will never be a tomorrow, it is always now, no matter what it means to you.
Website: https://www.facebook.com/alexaafilm
Filmed, Edited and Directed by: Alex William Helin
Albion, another name for the island of Great Britain, is a journey through foggy English countryside via rocky limestone scenery to Scottish highlands.
Music: Aeons 2 by Mark Petrie/ Andrew Phralow
Website: https://www.awhelinphotography.com/
Filmed, Edited and Directed by: Adrien Mauduit
The Arctic Autumn is back again on Senja island in Northern Norway. And it shows! Each year, September marks the beginning of the Arctic Fall. For many locals, this season is like a new beginning. Not that the summer wasn’t full of life and colors either, but the autumn is largely considered as a favorite time to go outdoors. It might seem odd, but as life progressively goes into its wintery sleep, the landscapes come back to life!
First off, the midnight sun disappears and nighttime comes back. Each day, we lose about 10 minutes of sunlight. With these ever shortening days, the night sky becomes darker for longer. All those dim objects like the milky way that were not visible in the bright summer nights become visible again. More importantly for many chasers, the aurora borealis can finally be contemplated again too! Locals are always so happy to see the first aurorae of the season. Nonetheless the Arctic Fall is so particular because of the palette of colors it has to offer. Already starting from the second week of September, the blueberry and Skrubbær shrubs are turning red on the forest floor. At the very same time, Birch and Aspen trees can take on very flashy yellows or oranges, contrasting with the ever-green pine trees. It’s also a time where the highest mountaintops get sprinkled by the first snowflakes.
Website: https://www.nightlightsfilms.com/
Filmed and Edited by: Timo Oksanen
In the end of September 2019 the leaves had fallen from most of the trees in Enontekiö, Finland, but the colours were still visible in the ground. I captured the remains of the fall foliage with my DJI Mavic 2 Pro with some help from ground-level timelapse cameras.
Music: Ian Post – Jump Jump
Website: http://timoksanen.fi/
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