Russian filmmaker Igor Byrko has released a captivating very-wide-angle video of Norway's Lofoten Islands. He used a drone to carry a camera, providing new angles and perspectives on the stunning scenery of the islands. The footage was captured in January, which accounts for the snow and ice. I recommend watching in full-screen mode for best results.
There's more information at the video's Vimeo page, including a Google Maps link to show you the places where the movie was shot. Looks like a beautiful part of the world . . . I'd love to visit there sometime.
Peter
2 comments:
Wow, that is a great video. Thank you for linking to it. I'm sick of looking at summer in south Texas, wish I could be in the video for at least the length of the movie, lol.
That's gorgeous. Reminds me a lot of the Aleutians, too.
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