This is a pretty short (1:27) and cool clip on how the latest photographs of one of the tallest Redwoods alive were created for the most recent issue of National Geographic magazine. I love thought provoking photographs that require a great deal of pre-visualization, planning and execution. Looks like three 1Ds Mark III cameras angled in three different directions, 6 pocket wizards, and a ton of rigging (3 weeks worth). Sweet!
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Wow I read about this in the magazine but being able to see the behind the scenes of the photos is amazing, great find!
Great! It is an example of what photographer can do. Congratulation National Geographic!
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