A Man Filmed Heaven For 7 Days

The video was filmed over the course of 7 days at El Teide, Spain's highest mountain. The goal was to capture the beautiful Milky Way galaxy along with one of the most amazing mountains.
All filmed by Norwegian filmmaker and landscape photographer Terje Sorgjerd.

sit back, relax, and enjoy this awesome timelapse movie, just over 3 mins long...

VIDEO

Can't find it on youtube so the linky will have to do.

Here's a quick screenshot sample of what to expect to see in this video, in glorious HD.



Wave to our neighbors in the Milky Way

a reply to: skyblueworld

This has been posted here before Here in 2011.

That aside some of it is really cool. I particularly like the clouds and how they seem to wash upon the mountain like waves on a shoreline.

S&F for the memory.

Kind Regards
Myselfaswell

Oh I've just noticed I'm one post away now from seeing my birthmark number on ATS

a reply to: skyblueworld

Ha Ha, nice one.

originally posted by: skyblueworld
Oh I've just noticed I'm one post away now from seeing my birthmark number on ATS

Cool video and I know it's off topic but since you mentioned it.. what the heck are you talking about?

I love our universe.

That video was awe-inspiring. I love time-lapse videos, they really give you a different perspective on our landscapes. Thank you for sharing this video, i'll pass it around to my friends!

All of Sorgjerd's works are amazing. Visit his site to see his others...


TSOPhotography

a reply to: JohnPhoenix

Well because you've asked, my post count now on ATS is on 666 posts.

It's not a good number for me

Thank you for sharing this! It is good to have reminders such as this about the never ending beauty that surrounds us! Best to get out of heads and back to nature sometimes!

S&F

I have seen this many times now and could watch it many, many more, its so magical & beautiful our universe is such an amazing place..! Thanks for posting

One day I would like to see the sky like that with my own eyes. Even half of that would still be way more stars than I've ever seen.