Yosemite Falls High-Line

Dean Potter, tears it up way above yosemite falls. This dudes got a chillin outlook on life, and is pretty damn good at slack lining as well. 

Yosemite Falls High-Line from Camp 4 Collective on Vimeo.

Extreme Mountain Unicycling

Stephanie Dietze and Lutz Eichholz unicycle down a 3011m high mountain in the dolomites. The backdrop is epic and seeing someone descend such steep slopes on a single wheel is pretty incredible.

Extreme Mountain Unicycling on Pinkbike

Life Cycles Full Movie HD

If you haven't seen Life Cycles before go watch it now. From beginning to end this is one of the best full length mountain bike movies to date, gives the collective series (Anthill Films) a run for their money. Filming and editing are on point and riding is sick too.

Life Cycles Full Movie HD

Yosemite Falls High-Line

Here's a sick video of Dean Potter slack lining across Yosemite Falls.

Yosemite Falls High-Line from Camp 4 Collective on Vimeo.

Norwegian Sunrise
Some heli shots of the spectacular mountains in Western Norway captured with a cineflex camera. Such a different landscape, than I'm used to here on the East Coast, and the sunset in the background doesn't hurt in making this video good. Check it out.


Cineflex - Norwegian sunrise from Fuglefjellet on Vimeo.

Chemin Vert

Giacomo Miceli documents a high speed trip across 5 continents and captures all four seasons. For most of the video the camera is moving at about 1000 mph, and in just a few minutes you get driven around all over the world. Definitely check this one out.

Temporal Distortion & The Tempest Milky Way

Randy Halverson shoots some of the best star time lapses out there. Space has always amazed me and this video does such a good job showing how many stars are out there. Our sun is one of billions, and planet earth is even more outnumbered. If such amazing life and landscapes are right here, I can't imagine what amazing things are out there. I'll post two of Randy's videos below. Enjoy.  

Midnight Sun | Iceland

Michael Levi spent 17 days traveling solo all around iceland during the midnight sun, in summer. Almost 24 hours of constant sunrises and sunsets makes for some amazing shots, my favorite at the one minute mark. Also check out this video for more arctic light.

The Blue Ocean in RED

This is Howard Hall's best of collection from 2011. It was filmed with The RED One camera so the quality is so good for underwater. Filmed in the waters of Maldives, Alaska, California, Cocos Island Costa Rica, Mexico and more. Watch out for the shot of a blue whale about 2 minutes in cause its fuckin sick. Enjoy. 

The Water

Pretty short video filmed in the fjords and forests of Norway during the summer of 2011. I wish I could go to almost every hidden stream and waterfall in the video.

TimeScapes

Here are some nice nature shots from Tom Lowe's film TimeScapes, filmed in the American Southwest. Some great shots of the stars and around 30 seconds in a sick shot of a waterfall.  Shot on Red Epic and Canon RAW so the quality is so good. Check this one out. 

Boundary Waters 2011
Here's a chill video shot by Carl Martin on an eight day trip to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in northern Minnesota. Whole videos has a good vibe and the filming is pretty sick too. Some of the water shots definately done with Go Pro. Anyways, looks like a fun trip to go on.

The Arctic Light

TSO Photography traveled to rchipelago Lofoten in Norway in late April and early May of 2011. Over the course of a few weeks he captured the arctic light, a spectacular phenomena where there are intense colors in the sky almost 24 hours each day. The sun barely dips below the horizon before it comes back up again. 

Few Words Teaser
Candide Thovex's new film "Few Words" looks so sick. It's his first full length feature film and like for everything else he has accomplished, he pours his heart into it. He spent two years filming all over the world and it paid off, can't wait for the full film to come out in October 2012. Check this shit out.

Deep Sea Hunting On One Breath
This is a pretty incredible video; Bajau fisherman, Sulbin, freedives to 20 meters to catch a fish as BBC Human Planet films it in real time. Don't know how he does it, but at least it was filmed so we can watch in amazement.