Hdtravel Videos

This short film includes several time lapse sequences as well as a general introduction to the landscape around the worlds largest single sandstone monolith - Uluru (Ayers Rock) and it's partner formation, "The Olgas" (Kata Tjuta) in Central Australia. At the end of the piece is a time lapse sequence showing Uluru at sunset, an experience that sees hundreds of tourists a day from around the globe gather at the viewing area to witness. This is my first attempt at time lapse. Some of the sequences were shot hand-held and attempts have been made to use post processed image stabilisation to improve the picture. Others were shot using a tripod. Some were quite accidental - as when I was filming I didnt realise how they would look sped up with the shadows moving over the landscape. The entire set was filmed over a 36hr period during which we had everything from brilliant sunshine through to thunderstorms and waterfalls on Uluru (a rare sight in the middle of the central Australian deserts). The camera was a Panasonic GS500 shot in 16x9 format. Post processing and NLE was undertaken using Adobe Premiere CS3. Cast: Grant VK5GR

This short film continues my series filmed during my Alaskan holiday in June/July 2008. This clip shows our journey from Fairbanks, AK almost to Prudhoe Bay and the north slope oil fields. In particular some of the more rustic and remote parts of Alaska can be seen in this movie. The Dalton Highway was originally built along the route of the Trans-Alaskan Oil Pipeline, which is regularly seen along the trip. The film was shot with a Sony HDR-HC9 HD Camcorder and was compiled using Adobe Premiere CS3. Cast: Grant VK5GR

Merzse Marsh - nature conservation area in Budapest. Cast: Peter Szilagyi