Reine, the quintessential idyllic Lofoten village
The context is important because just by naming this country we already know that its nature will be accompanied by the qualifier 'imposing'. If, in addition, to this display of images of wild nature we add a very high resolution quality (hence 8K), the result is three minutes in which one contemplates how time passes over some of the most wonderful landscapes on the planet almost, almost as if it were there. Hit play, gentlemen!
The video is the work of Martin Heck | Timestorm Films who in four weeks covered 8,000 Norwegian kilometres, from the coastal area of the Lofoten archipelago and the island of Senja to the fjords and mountainous areas of the south of the country , he explains it on his Vimeo page.
And feel how this landscape surrounds you
At the rhythm of a timelapse, the flow of water in rivers reminds us that nature takes its course , always forward, imperturbable. The clouds, their shadows on mountains and lakes, their dance in sunrises and sunsets, mark the passage of time , while you can see how an absent-minded car travels through lonely and zigzag roads.
- This article was published on 09.11.2016 and updated