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Erution of Fimmförduhals-volcano close to Eyjafjallajökull on Iceland

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Blake Whitman 1 year ago

gorgeous. I love that you chose not to add music.
Paxson Woelber 1 year ago

Definitely. We're so used to expecting music now that the raw sound here really stood out. For me, I thought it made the whole piece feel somehow both more 'real' and surreal.
3noneTwo 1 year ago

Awesome, awesome, awesome. Amazing shots here, and thank you for retaining the raw sound too!
Martyn Randles 1 year ago

beautiful, i too love that you kept the natural sound. may i ask what camera & lens you filmed this on?
Marc Szeglat 1 year ago

Hi, I used the new Sony XM 5 in AVCHD and some shoots are made by Panasonic GH 1.
Lori Bosteder 1 year ago

Incredible, some of the best shots of volcanic activity I've seen (and I watch). I too, loved the natural sound. Thank you. An amazing piece.
Arno Hammann 1 year ago

damn I'm sooooooo jealous lol
Fotogrāfs 1 year ago

I love this footage!
Stephen Coghill 1 year ago

Very nice, wish it was HD!
Marc Szeglat 1 year ago

Now, the new version is in HD.
nadir fırat 1 year ago

very nice picture and sound thanks
Helge Hafstad 1 year ago

Interesting to see part of what is stopping North Europe at the moment. Agree that the natural sound adds to the shots.
Adrian Wala 1 year ago

it's beautiful, in my city Ustka sky was clean as never thanks to this volcano which stops all of flights in Poland and rest of North Europe, I'am sorry for those who cannot fly but nature is happy :)
Hector R. Melendez 1 year ago

Absolutely amazing to see how nature manifests. Thank you very much for sharing this video.
Gavin Owens 1 year ago

The gods are angry!

Is there any behind the scenes photos of how you got those shots?
Beautiful images and sound.
Adonis Pulatus 1 year ago

Fantastic images! Thanks for leaving the original sound.
Dyrk Ashton 1 year ago

Wow! Looks hot! :)
Martijn Doornenbal 1 year ago

Great footage! Last shot is beautiful with the dark sky in the background.
Suresh 1 year ago

fantastic! Thanks for keeping the original sound.
Sune Rasmussen 1 year ago

This is really some amazing footage.

As I understand it, this is the same eruption that is causing massive air transportation disruptions in northern Europe currently?
Gunnlaugur Steinar Halldórsson 1 year ago

Nope it is a another volcano in Iceland, called Eyjafjallajökull... ;)

Here can you see live stream from Eyjafjallajökull. eldgos.mila.is/eyjafjallajokull-fra-thorolfsfelli
Sune Rasmussen 1 year ago

Oh, I see. It just confused me because of the reference to Eyjafjallajökull in the title ;)

Thanks for the reply.
Marc Szeglat 1 year ago

Hi, this was the first eruptive phase of Eyjafjallajökull in March this year. The fissure opend more to the east between the glaciers Eyjafjallajökull and Myrdalsjökull at the Fimmförduháls-pass. But the lava flowed from the magma-chamber from eyjafjallajökull.
MeshWeaver 1 year ago

woah! ...fascinating, and amazing :D
Caleb Vinson 1 year ago

wow amazing footage!!!
JUAN MANUEL PEREZ 1 year ago

excelentes imágenes!!
JUAN MANUEL PEREZ 1 year ago

Impresionante
What'sUpInTheUniverse 1 year ago

Merveilleux très beau vidéo et sans music on peut entendre le soufle.... cool merci!
b gd73 1 year ago

that was excellent. I hope to see more of it.
Tony Golding 1 year ago

Amazing to see this & thanks for uploading.
Akhtar239 Koronik 1 year ago

যখনি 'বন্দে মানবসন্তান' সমস্বরে উচ্চারিত হয়,
--এ ধরার কোনো উগ্রতাই ভয়ের বিষয় নয়।
calamity shelagh 1 year ago

thank you....amazing film and love the raw sound.
Hochsprungmeeting Viersen 1 year ago

Great!!
Mike Kelly 1 year ago

This is a great way to appreciate what the forces of nature can do. I too like the actual sounds.
Manuela Medina 1 year ago

Demasiado impresionante e increible.
Helgi 1 year ago

This video is excellent. However you spelled the name of the place wrong. The correct spelling is: Fimmvörðuháls, or without Icelandic letters: Fimmvorduhals.
AsiaLink HistoryMaker 1 year ago

At the end of the video it looks as if the lava is being shot out of a hose pipe... amazing
Indie Vidual 1 year ago

wowww great footage!
DLux 1 year ago

awesomeness of nature. brave work. hope your camera survived.
Cynthia Horse 1 year ago

WoW!!!!
Judy Mitchell 1 year ago

Amazing photography! How did you get that close? Thanks for sharing and for keeping it natural.
John Ward 1 year ago

I'm finding it impossible to realise the idea that frozen ice and 400 degree molten rock can exist within a few feet of each other.
Marc Szeglat 1 year ago

oh, the lava was much hotter! i Red glowing you have above 800 degrees, so i think, the lavafontains are more than 1000 degree.
Gabriel Horcajada 1 year ago

Your videos look really interesting. Congratulations!
Rick Macomber 1 year ago

thanks for posting this video Marc. Nice capture.
Serge Verwest 1 year ago

Where ice and fire, haven and hell meet ... awesome
nancy nguyen 1 year ago

it's so nice..... I cannot imagination.... Thank for your uploading. *_*
A. Y. 1 year ago

this is just amazing. my trip to barcelona got cancelled because of this beast, but i can't help but think about how insanely beautiful and powerful it is.
Marc Szeglat 1 year ago

Thanks! My fly to Iceland was cancelled, too. so i can´t shoot more footage of the eruption.
Peter Keith 1 year ago

Yes, Great footage and well done for sticking with the original soundtrack, gives you a great sense of the location.
Peter Keith 1 year ago

oh and thats the first 'firefall' I've ever seen! Spectacular. Were you harnessed balancing on the edge?
wojtek. 1 year ago

Foss-steel .
Madden's Guides 1 year ago

Hawt
jiberish 1 year ago

nice
Jurriaan Hos 1 year ago

it feels like slowmotion, cool footage!
Fair Oaks Videos 1 year ago

A lot different than watching it on the news. Much more real!
Jeffrey Trott 1 year ago

The beautiful fury of Mother Earth. Amazingly clear and stable shots given the environment. Thanks for sharing.
Furman Artjem 1 year ago

Amazing video and thanks for sharing it.
langustart 1 year ago

Beauty!
H. Wolfe III 1 year ago

Incredible and awe inspiring.
Arno Paupitz 1 year ago

Congratulations.
Regars from Brazil
HYACINTHEmicrosoft 1 year ago

crazy
MisaGarcia 1 year ago

Amazing Shots! is it hot!?
DjCris_Macumbadub 1 year ago

Wooooow never see like that really impressed!
Janet Bloem 1 year ago

Excellent footage. Put's you right in it. Amazing to watch!
Ronan Free 1 year ago

The lack of music was a great choice. Amazing.
Phil Seymour 1 year ago

Exceptional footage. I particularly liked the look and feel of the 'lava fall' into the crevasse between the frozen surfaces. The color, detail and motion were superb. Was that scene shot with the Panasonic or the Sony?
Imaginox 1 year ago

This is exceptional - such beautiful footage. I wish I could have seen it with my own eyes - but this is as close as I will get!
windfrmnz 1 year ago

Awesome.Thx.
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Jeff Gammons 1 year ago

Stunning visuals, Marc!! As noted above, great to leave in the natural sounds of the volcano. Outstanding work!
Angel Hernandez 1 year ago

Thanks for the Film I found it pretty Awesome!
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Bret Smith 1 year ago

Love the Video, Love the natural sound. I could watch this stuff for hours. Beautiful!
Pati Kirkpatrick 1 year ago

Stunning and how I wish you would share this on my Vimeo!!
X-traordinaire 1 year ago

Wow! This video reminds me of a song by Björk, Possibly maybe:
«Mon petit vulcan, your eruptions and disasters I keep calm, admiring your lava, I keep calm».
Nature is powerful.
Eris Killton 1 year ago

Quite easily the most beautiful footage of this event around.
Rob 1 year ago

Perfect. Like most others leaving comments, nat sound was the right idea. Thanks for posting this footage.
Benoit MILLOT 1 year ago

Magic
Patrick O'Byrne 4 months ago

Sweet!