Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
24 March 2013
Cherry-blossom viewing in Shinjuku, Tokyo
Here in Minnesota we are still knee-deep in snow, with the real start of Spring still weeks away. Videos like this give me hope that warm weather and the return of life to our northern tundra will actually happen!
26 February 2012
Outstanding new Hong Kong timelapse video!
09 January 2012
Beautiful Shanghai timelapse video
Courtesy of the Chinese travel service ctrip.
05 December 2011
Another awesome slice-of-life video
27 November 2011
Video: Night Taxi Timelapse in Hong Kong
Posted tonight on YouTube by Agence-France-Presse (AFP); nicely done. I really miss Hong Kong...
01 June 2011
Video - Hong Kong Victoria Harbour
Day or night the narrow strait separating mainland Kowloon from Hong Kong Island is abuzz with activity that kids of all ages will find fascinating. There are many family-friendly museums on the waterfront, and shopping malls and hundreds of food vendors are in easy walking distance. The Star Ferry is the traditional way to cross the harbor and only takes a couple minutes. At 8:00 every night, the city puts on a massive light, music, and laser show, using most of the skyscrapers on both sides of the harbor. Tourists and locals line up along the water for the spectacle, and everyone leaves with smiles.
This is our third Hong Kong video, and I think we may have good footage from our trip there last November for one or two more. Visit our YouTube channel to see them all!
This is our third Hong Kong video, and I think we may have good footage from our trip there last November for one or two more. Visit our YouTube channel to see them all!
22 May 2011
Video - Hong Kong Stanley Harbour
One of my most favorite places in the entire world - the easygoing town of Stanley, on the southeast tip of Hong Kong Island. A quick and inexpensive bus ride from Central puts you right in the heart of this former fishing village turned artists' colony / shopping center / upscale retreat. Lots of dining choices, plenty of spaces to sit down and watch the world go by, and even playgrounds for the kids - you could easily spend the day here breathing the clean ocean air and listening to the waves.
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