Uploaded August 2013 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Bangalorebobbel (youtube.com/user/bangalorebobbel) has opened my eyes to the use of different perspectives in my camera work, in addition to giving hints on how to keep the darn camera steady. Stuffing in gimmicky tricks might pave the way for improving my bushcraft videos. A respectful bow, too, to the wonderful vids of steintanz (youtube.com/user/steintanz) and freejutube (youtube.com/user/freejutube).
Sounds: There are a couple of hawk calls in the first ant scenes where the camera bobbles, and you can clearly hear the lark call go down an octave in the bird scene. It also interested me that the sound of a slowed-down bee is the same as a cat purr.
(And freejutube, I tried to keep it under your 2 minutes--heh heh, not quite!)
Meanwhile, the dog heals, and the goats sleep in the sun. Thanks for watching. Feel free to give some critical comments. Free ants by return mail.
Bangalorebobbel (youtube.com/user/bangalorebobbel) has opened my eyes to the use of different perspectives in my camera work, in addition to giving hints on how to keep the darn camera steady. Stuffing in gimmicky tricks might pave the way for improving my bushcraft videos. A respectful bow, too, to the wonderful vids of steintanz (youtube.com/user/steintanz) and freejutube (youtube.com/user/freejutube).
Sounds: There are a couple of hawk calls in the first ant scenes where the camera bobbles, and you can clearly hear the lark call go down an octave in the bird scene. It also interested me that the sound of a slowed-down bee is the same as a cat purr.
(And freejutube, I tried to keep it under your 2 minutes--heh heh, not quite!)
Meanwhile, the dog heals, and the goats sleep in the sun. Thanks for watching. Feel free to give some critical comments. Free ants by return mail.
