
The gorgeous Swan family
1 year ago
This video was taken with my Canon XL1s during a day of alternating sun and showers.
Fortunately, I stumbled across this short verse read by Roger Moore, preceeding some beautiful cello music.
This video was not posted due to any qualities of excellence, it is merely to share an experience of mine on Thursday 1st October 2008, when I met up with fellow Vimeoites Gerald and 4Moorhens2 at Tern Hill in Shropshire UK.
There is a companion video on the 4Moorhens2 Vimeo area that was taken with the Canon XHA1, this shows the 'straight' version of our encounter with this beautiful family of Swans.
So, this is the artistic video, which was inspired by this beautiful music from the Carnival of animals (The Swan), by Cellist Mischa Maiskya.
Here's a direct link to the 4Moorhens2 companion video vimeo.com/1893124
Fortunately, I stumbled across this short verse read by Roger Moore, preceeding some beautiful cello music.
This video was not posted due to any qualities of excellence, it is merely to share an experience of mine on Thursday 1st October 2008, when I met up with fellow Vimeoites Gerald and 4Moorhens2 at Tern Hill in Shropshire UK.
There is a companion video on the 4Moorhens2 Vimeo area that was taken with the Canon XHA1, this shows the 'straight' version of our encounter with this beautiful family of Swans.
So, this is the artistic video, which was inspired by this beautiful music from the Carnival of animals (The Swan), by Cellist Mischa Maiskya.
Here's a direct link to the 4Moorhens2 companion video vimeo.com/1893124
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I am very impressed at your use of effects and how rapidly you are learning the software.
PS I had no idea 007 read poetry heheheh ;-) (just had to)
Thanks for stopping by.
XXX
Keen.
I like the "Saintly" intro to this one Keen...
Till the next time Fourmoors.
BTW, did you manage to get to the Monkey Forest?
Regards.
In fact it was the music and intro by Roger that inspired a little more than a standard presentation.
Thanks for calling and taking time to comment.
Regards
Keen