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Source | Matt Beedle / GoPro / YouTube 1 minute
This is what happens when you don’t watch your valuables on trips to Juneau in Alaska. The North American Bald Eagle is known for its vicious desire to steal electronic devices, did you know that?
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Source | SkyProduction / Sales Wick / Vimeo 1 minute
A flight through the night! When a camera is statically aimed at the sky, the resulting footage resembles high-end pictures taken by telescopes or satellites.
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Source | Lufthansa / YouTube 1 minute
Lean back, relax and enjoy the beautiful cloud formations that pass by outside your cabin window.
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Source | SkyProduction / Vimeo 1 minute
This expedition at night leads you to mysterious places in Switzerland and lets you experience the beauty of Helvetia by night.
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Source | Mike Olbinski / YouTube 1 minute
A storm is brewing. Watch the impressive time-lapse footage by Mike Olbinski of storms gaining in strength and power out on the central plains of Arizona.
Source | GoPro / YouTube 1 minute
Seagulls are dangerous, seagulls are vicious, and they are robbers in the sky. But they are also good photographers, as this clip shows.
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Source | Timestorm Films / YouTube 1 minute
Witness the almost nuclear-looking mushroom cloud of smoke rising from the peak of Calbuco in southern Chile, filmed with high-end equipment and great skill.
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Source | Freedom Conservation / YouTube 1 minute
Discover Burj Khalifa in Dubai on the back of an eagle and experience breathtaking views.
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Source | Dustin Farrell / YouTube 1 minute
The breathtaking images of different landscapes are unmistakable and unique and were created by Dustin Farrell.
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Source | Freedom Conservation / YouTube 1 minute
Take a close look at the Mont Blanc mountain viewed from the back of the largest European eagle.
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Source | GoPro / YouTube 1 minute
“A wonderful bird is the Pelican”. Watch how the staff of Greystoke Mahale in Tanzania teaches an abandoned pelican how to fly.
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Source | National Geographic / Nicolaus Wegner / YouTube 1 minute
Watch the stunning fury and force behind supercell storms slowly forming and admire this skillful time-lapse piece of art by Nicolaus Wegner for National Geographic.
