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Drone Soars Above the Dom Tower of Utrecht on a Foggy Day
Breathtaking aerial footage of the Dom Tower of Utrecht on a foggy day. At 112.5 metres (368 feet) in height, Dom Tower is the tallest church in the Netherlands. The Gothic-style tower is the symbol of the city and was built between 1221 and 1382.
Drone Pilot Films Mexico City’s International Airport from Above
Tarsicio Sañudo of postandfly was granted permission by Mexico City International Airport (AICM) to fly his drone to capture the bustling hub from a vantage point never seen before. The amazing footage was shot with an F450 + Zenmuse H3-2D and 3D + GoPro Hero 3 Black.
Watch a Building Get Completely Demolished in 60 Seconds
Demolition experts have one of the coolest jobs out there. Watch as the Wellington Hotel Annex in Albany, New York gets completely demolished in less than a minute. They even used colored fireworks to entertain the curious onlookers. According to the Associated Press, the 11-story building was built in the 1920s and will be replaced…
Amazing Timelapse Shows Amish Farmers Raise a Barn in 10 Hours
This timelapse shows Amish farmers in Ohio raising a barn on 13 May 2014 in an impressive 10 hour session. The timelapse was shot by Scott Miller using a Canon 60D with a wireless remote timer set at 20 second intervals. Miller shot 1,600 pictures from 7:00am until 5:00pm and compressed the footage into this…
13 Cabins That Will Make You Want To Run Away From It All
1. Boathouse by TYIN (Norway) Pasi Aalto / TASCHEN 2. Cabanas no Rio Huts by Aires Mateus (Portugal) Nelson Garrido / TASCHEN 3. Estate Bungalow by Narein Perera (Sri Lanka) Malaka Weligodapola / TASCHEN 4. Clavo Lain Renovation by Hans-Jörg Ruch (Switzerland) Filippo Simonetti / TASCHEN 5. Fragile Shelter by Hidemi Nishida (Japan) Hidemi Nishida…
Photo of the Day – Paris Panoramic
View of Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower. It is a montage of 12 photos Ben Heine took when he was there (no fish eye, no wide angle). It took him 2 days of post-production work. via. Ben Heine