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Antony Spencer - Landscape Photographer of the Year from Buddy on Vimeo.

ITV1 Countrywise in Dorset. Antony is the 2010 Take a View Landscape Photographer of the Year. A lovely man and a great photographer. Director Paul Gowers Producer Wendy Woolfson DOP Stuart Luck Exec Producer Mike Blair for ITV Studios buddyfilms.co.uk

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YETI & ORVIS Present: A Film About Andy Anderson from Andy Anderson on Vimeo.

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YETI - Yellowstone River from Gareth Taylor on Vimeo.

Client: YETI

Location: Montana

Camera: Canon C300 mkII

Lenses: Canon L series

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PHOTOGRAPHY from Burton Australia NZ on Vimeo.

The Burton PHOTOGRAPHY Range.

Inspired by Burton's long relationship with backcountry photographers like Dean 'Blotto' Grey and Adam Moran, the Burton Photography series combines functionality and comfort with minimalist detailing and durable construction.

All Burton bags are backed by a Lifetime Warranty. burton.com #allseasons

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ORVIS: Get Wild Brand Anthem from Rockhouse Film Co on Vimeo.

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DENALI 4K from Taylor Gray on Vimeo.

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to visit Denali National Park. Shades of red, yellow, and green cover the mountain sides while bears, moose, and Dall’s sheep can be seen wandering across the landscape. And as the season starts to transition into winter, passing storms leave the highest mountain peaks with a light dusting of snow, while the northern lights can be seen dancing across the sky on clear nights. After spending just three days around Denali last September, I put this short film together showcasing the park’s impressive landscapes and weather patterns during this time of year. Please enjoy “Denali,” and let me know what you think!

Equipment: Nikon D750 Nikon D800 Induro Tripods DJI Phantom 4 Pro*

*All aerial footage was shot outside of Denali National Park.

Sound track by Tony Anderson and James Everingham tonyandersonmusic.com jameseveringham.com

Check out more of my work on my website and social media: instagram.com/taylorgrayphoto facebook.com/taylorgrayvisuals taylorgrayvisuals.com

For inquiries, contact me at taylorgrayphoto@gmail.com

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Fishing Photography: Tech Tip: Getting the Shot with Corey Rich: AdoramaTV from AdoramaTV on Vimeo.

Part of the fun of photography is getting out to a great location and not being afraid to get your feet wet—or even your camera. In this Tech Tip, photographer and director Corey Rich uses an AquaTech Delphin D4 Sport Housing with zoom control and a Nikon D4s to create a dynamic split-level fishing photograph.

Corey will show you a few tricks, such as how to prevent water debris from forming on the housing and messing up your focus, to using lube to ensure a water-tight seal that will protect your camera, to why you will want to shoot wide in underwater situations. With the right equipment and creative direction, you’ll no longer have to be afraid to get your feet wet and the result will be some really dynamic images from the next time you head out to the river, ocean, lake or backyard swimming pool.

Related Products at Adorama:

AquaTech Delphin D4 Sport Housing for Nikon D4 Digital Camera adorama.com/AQDSHP4.html

Nikon D4s adorama.com/INKD4S.html

Nikon 16-35mm f/4G AF-S ED Zoom Lens adorama.com/NK1635U.html

Like, share, and comment on the video below...let's get the conversation started!

Share your questions with us: adotv@adorama.com

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ANDY from Cavin Brothers on Vimeo.

Renowned photographer Andy Anderson has lived a life of passion, traveling the world to shoot everything under the sun, including fly fishing and wingshooting. He shares some of his thoughts and philosophies about the art form to which he has dedicated his life.

Presented by: YETI and Orvis Featuring: Andy Anderson Directed and filmed by: Cavin Brothers and David Mangum Edited by: Reid Ogden and Rita Baucom Music by: Ryan Baucom Production: Colorblind Media Special thanks: Dave Brown Outfitters, Zach Anderson, Michael Perez, Valer Austin, Kevin St. Clair, Owen St. Clair, and Warner Glenn

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WHY I FISH with Sydney Cortright from dan shetron on Vimeo.

We should all be so fortunate to have a passion in life—a feeling that’s bigger than us, something that helps define us. For me, it’s fly fishing, something I found a couple years ago in a time when I wanted to quiet my thoughts, connect to nature, and reconnect to my childhood passion.

When I met Syd through the fly fishing community, I knew I wanted to make a visual representation of her story. She’s one of the only women in fishing I’ve met, and the story of how she got into it (and why she continues) moved me deeply. This is her story—why she fishes.

Shot and Directed by Dan Shetron Starring Sydney Cortright Produced by Dan Shetron and Mimi LaMontagne Edit by Dan Shetron Photography by Ely Phillips Original Music by Erik Groysman Color by Patrick Woodard

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Kinfolk Story: Oregon Coast Retreat from Kinfolk (kinfolk.com) on Vimeo.

Our video for the story, "Oregon Coast Retreat," featured in Issue 2 of Kinfolk Magazine (kinfolkmag.com), a quarterly publication based in Portland, OR. We are a growing community of artists, writers, designers, photographers, cooks and others who are interested in creating small gatherings and finding new things to cook, make, and do.

Unfortunately, Issue 2 is currently out of stock. Other issues and subscription options are available here: shop.kinfolkmag.com

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The film is produced by Laura D'Art, Andrew Gallo, and Mitchell Thorson. Laura D'Art (dartphotographie.com) is a photographer based in Los Angeles. Andrew Gallo is a filmmaker based in Portland, OR and member of the storytelling outfit, Sea Chant (seachant.co). Mitchell Thorson (mitchellryanthorson.com) is a designer based in Washington, D.C.

The music is copyright-protected by Mr. Oliver Blank (mroliverblank.com), a composer based in New Orleans. The song is titled "Pikku Karhu ja Tiikerini".

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Still: Sue Auriemma Photography from Chris Mare on Vimeo.

A late-in-life pursuit, this is a look into Sue Auriemma. A landscape photographer building her career with her passion.

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Welcome to Beaver School! from Aleksander Domanski on Vimeo.

In May, the children of Batheaston Primary School were challenged to create river-inspired artwork to dress the auditorium for an evening of talks at the UK’s first Beaver Festival: “The River, the Willow and the Beaver’s Tail (Tale)”. This short film tells that tale.

Led by artists marian hill and Julie Starks, the children created collages and willow weaving sculptures of beavers, mayflies and stoneflies, built lodges and wrote stories about beavers. These iconic creatures and their habitats need their own space in our cultural narrative in order to encourage their protection. Some, like canaries, are highly vulnerable to environmental pollution.

Our hope is that the legacy of this festival will endure and grow into conservation gains to protect the river Avon’s delicate and strained ecosystem. Schools are the perfect melting pot of creativity, curiosity and passion that turn stories into questions, and questions into actions.

We are grateful to the students and staff of the school for making this collaboration such a success, and to BANES, Batheaston PC and other organisations for supporting the project. Beaver Trust Avon Wildlife Trust The Wildlife Trusts Bristol Avon Rivers Trust @ilcp_photographers

Thank you to the following for support for making the event such a success: Alison Harper Judith Knight Susi Bancroft Victoria Wells Dorothy Robertson Eva Perrin Hedgerow Drinks Emma Fennell Hodson ntbath Sarah Dann Joanna Rolfe Bevis Watts Ali Rogers Alison Smith Luke john Emmett

Shot on ZCam E2-F6 with Zeiss T* lenses. Natural history footage shot on ZCam E2-M4 and Nikon 70-200mm lens, gimbal mounted on a kayak.

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Origin(e)s - an interview with Richard S. Fogarty from UNI.LU on Vimeo.

7th January, 2013, Deutsches Historisches Institut, Paris

Historians were asked to explain how and why the became historians of the First World War.

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Welcome to A Natural Eye - The Foundation with Eddie Soloway from Maine Media on Vimeo.

Maine Media Workshops and Eddie Soloway have partnered to produce an online workshop. A Natural Eye: The Foundation is comprised of eight practical and creative in-the-field sessions designed to help build your foundation for photographing the natural world. Each video explores an idea with camera in hand, looks at the results, and presents a “challenge” for making your own images. When you buy into the series you will receive a password that allows you to stream the videos from Vimeo at your own pace. All orders will receive a confirmation, followed by access instructions. Tuition: $99.95. TO ORDER GO TO: vimeo.com/ondemand/naturaleye.

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Awake from Zach.Rogers on Vimeo.

"Awake" has been a passion project of mine since 2013.

I could write a novel outlining my experiences while shooting this film but I won't subject everyone to that. So to keep it "short", these have been some of the best, worst and most important parts of my life for the last four years. I've made lifelong friendships, seen more than I ever thought existed and have had more bad luck than I knew was possible. I'm not the same person I was when I left Michigan (I'm three years older than that person actually)

Music: If Stars Could Speak - Alexandr Fullin

Want some stats? Everyone likes stats.

"Awake" is comprised of 6,870 photographs which were selected out of roughly 50,000 photographs from two main cameras of which one is now on its deathbed. RIP

Software Used: Lrtimelapse lrtimelapse.com/ Adobe Creative Cloud adobe.com/ Davinci Resolve blackmagicdesign.com

Shot with: Canon 7D, Sony A6300, and a few shots from the Canon 5d mrk III and Canon 6D Tokina 11-16mm, Sigma 30mm, Sigma 85mm, Canon 16-35mm

Dynamic Perception motion control equipment dynamicperception.com

Follow Me: instagram.com/iamzachrogers facebook.com/thisiszachrogers

Contact: iamzachrogers.com

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This is me – My other life as a photographer from Lars Schneider on Vimeo.

This is a short and personal piece about my life as a photographer, when I am not on assignment, shooting for clients in the outdoor, travel or lifestyle industry. In February 2016 a camera followed me on a trip to the beautiful Faroe Islands shooting landscapes in medium format, enjoying wild nature and a harsh environment that creates a scenery and mood that I love for photos and that makes me feel very alive. But see for yourself. I hope you'll enjoy it ...

DOP/edit/grading/sound design: Peter Bender (peterbender.org) – thanks so much, man!!!

outdoor-visions.com larsschneider-landscapes.com

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Kinfolk Magazine / Mountain Respite from We Are The Rhoads on Vimeo.

A group of friends head on a trip to the countryside for Kinfolk Magazine Summer issue

Directed by: Chris & Sarah Rhoads of We Are The Rhoads Cinematography & Editing: Steve Pappin Editorial: Kinfolk Magazine