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Castor International - ES from VINCI on Vimeo.

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Mapping the Largest Cities Throughout History.mp4 from Visual Capitalist on Vimeo.

This video from Oliver Bye detailing the rise (and fall) of the seven largest cities by population since 3,000 BCE. His 10-minute video, covering a period of 5,000 years, hints at historical events which led to the establishment, growth, and eventual fall of cities.

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Whitney Music Box, Variation 0, Chromatic, 48 Tines from Jim Bumgardner on Vimeo.

In three minutes, the largest dot will travel around the circle once, the next largest dot will travel around the circle twice, the next largest dot three times, and so on.

The dots are arranged to trigger notes on a chromatic scale when they pass the line.

The music was generated using my own syd synthesis software.

The animation was programmed in Processing.

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The longest distance you can travel in a straight line across water from axbom on Vimeo.

For more content about the world map, read my blog post: axbom.com/world-map/

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It never rains in S̶o̶u̶t̶h̶e̶r̶n̶ ̶C̶a̶l̶i̶f̶o̶r̶n̶i̶a̶ Marina Baixa ⛱️ (at Mascarat-Toix) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb7kUrJNqiuMtwnQ6FYnVuuKPRxuhF82uZNCEQ0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Retomando buenas costumbres, Part II 🚥🤸🏿‍♂️🔥✊🏿🕺🏿🎷🎶🇲🇱🔊 (at Zulú Klub) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXcByoYt3mjU5dWBwAaZ83yVKZ019YVGKvbddg0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Retomando buenas costumbres Part I 🎿❄️🏔️⛷️🥶🌨️☃️🌬️🚠 (at Astún-Candanchú) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXS_pvFtFOuWngXt89aQ46RUQ7R-mK2qZPNJs80/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Tú ponme un plan, yo pongo e̶l̶ ̶a̶v̶i̶ó̶n̶ la #PortuVAN 🇵🇹🚐✌🏿 (at Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSEmWppNYTIcEOnrNcfguCNrjRmktkgq5Tf-Q40/?utm_medium=tumblr

#portuvan

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Ibones Azules (at Refugio de los ibones de Bachimaña) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ3iIrDB4o6di_eEMWN5cqwOXxNuULYWz4frrY0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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GOD MODE (at Formentera) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQOhx9wh5HstumhJiHpoBbnT-smoNhPVQtH1Y40/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Bouncin outta 2020 like ... 🤸🏿🇲🇱 #slack #steppa #skank #stance (at Jardines del Real) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJd_EPEhnuoMiHH4Cwt3VPxTCAADzDcE3-7qrA0/?igshid=1vd3c84s9yilz

#slack #steppa #skank #stance

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Massive Attack X Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research from Unit 3 Films on Vimeo.

In 2019 Massive Attack commissioned the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research to report on the live music industry and make recommendations for decarbonisation.

Subsequently an exemplar show was planned in Liverpool for October 2020 in the form of a collaboration between the band, the City, Tyndall, Ecotricity, The Good Business Festival & other partners...

Film by: Anthony Tombling Jr for Unit 3 Films In association with Mark Donne & Brass Moustache.

Sound design by Del Naja / Dickinson.

Stage visuals: Del Naja / United Visual Artists.

Additional content: Giles Duley.

Show footage by Will Dohrn.

Drone footage by Stratus Imagery.

Soundtrack: Hymn From The Big Wheel - Massive Attack - Virgin Records ℗© 1991

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Informática Médico Farmacéutica - IMF from Víctor JA on Vimeo.

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Pars Mea from Luigi Pesce on Vimeo.

Un fluire vitale, che oscilla tra la quiete e il vento, l'incontaminato e il brullo, lembi di teli e lembi di terra.

Memorie di danze e camminate al sole scorrono, dalla città verso il mare dal troppo pieno al vuoto dalla ruggine al muschio da padre in figlio.

L'eterno ritorno.

Il testo: Pars mea Dóminus, dixit  ánima mea proptérea exspectábo eum.

Hanno partecipato al progetto: Marzio Rosi voce, arrangiamento, tastiere, mix Sveva voce bambina Voce greca da rito Greco Ortodosso Voci Coristi: Anna maria Leone Rosalba Mustillo Maria Carmela Rossodivita Pino Cerrone Dario Miniello Giuseppe Natarelli Mario Palladino PietroToscano Alfonso Verini Massimo Collesano chitarre elettriche Miguel D’Agata basso elettrico Giulio Costanzo tamburo militare Luca Petti deejay Graziano Carbone batteria

marziorosi.it

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Launch from Jesse Watson on Vimeo.

Follow me: facebook.com/JesseWatsonPhotography instagram.com/jessewatsonphoto youtube.com/user/cyclemonkey?sub_confirmation=1 twitter.com/IamJesseWatson Timelapse video of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launch from Vandenberg AFB as seen from Yuma, Arizona

I've been following the SpaceX launches online for some time now and have been in awe of the footage I’ve seen. I found out about this specific launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base a few days prior to the event. I wanted to capture this amazing spectacle in a fashion that I haven’t seen previously, as most of what I have seen is cell phones video or news reels.

This particular launch was close to my hometown in Yuma, Arizona, roughly 400 miles away but perfectly viewable for people in Arizona. I’ve one previous rocket launch years ago from White Sands Missile range in the morning time at sunrise and knew with the correct lighting from sunset that this launch had the opportunity to pop in a dramatic fashion.

I scouted four locations that had foregrounds to add depth to the imagery and was uniquely inspiring to my hometown. Location choices were between a favorite local hiking mountain, the Imperial Sand Dunes, or a small hill that resides in the historic downtown area overlooking the city. I ended up choosing the location that overlooked the city, partially because it was the easiest to access with all of my time-lapse gear. I used The Photographer’s Ephemeris and Google Maps to help scouting and initial line up.

I have never shot a rocket launch before, so I did not know exactly what to expect as far as exposure or precise location of the rocket in the horizon. I wanted to be prepared to capture comprehensive coverage of the spectacle. Therefore I packed four cameras and five lenses, to cover wide to telephoto details of the scene. Three of the cameras were rolling time-lapse and 1 was setup for telephoto video.

I arrived about two hours before launch time (1827 Arizona time) to have my gear prepped and ready for action. I started rolling the time-lapse sequences about 45 minutes prior to launch to capture some lead in footage. 1827 came by and I didn’t see anything, I was a little disheartened at first thinking maybe it wouldn’t show up or that something happened and they did not launch, but continued to roll the time-lapses. Then after what seemed like ages, but in reality probably only a minute or two the Falcon 9 rocket blasted into the horizon and my cameras’ field of view.

I was a little off target on my initial shot, but thanks to the high resolution aspect of shooting time-lapse on the Nikon D810 and wide angle lens, I was able to crop into the 6K time-lapse sequence and salvage the framing. I wrapped up a few minutes after the glowing contrail faded. I ended up shooting 2452 images and culled that down to 1315 images for the final project edited in Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro.

Tech Stuff: Big Camera x2: amzn.to/2hxEYvq Lens: amzn.to/2D3Xilb Lens:amzn.to/2ByB9eq Little Camera: amzn.to/2C3ifNE Lens:amzn.to/2BBCgKp Smaller Camera: amzn.to/2BFvlnb Lens: amzn.to/2BGtRcF Bag: amzn.to/2DaJ2Ha RRS and Manfrotto tripods

Jesse Watson facebook.com/JesseWatsonPhotography instagram.com/jessewatsonphoto twitter.com/IamJesseWatson Email for licensing and rights: [email protected]

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https://soundcloud.com/scotchbonnetrecords/trilion-music-ft-guma-ranks-yuta-b

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https://soundcloud.com/scotchbonnetrecords/trilion-fuss-inna-dance-ft-guma-ranks