VIDEO: Bird's eye view of Lofoten in winter
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Published: 2 Mar, 2015 CET.
Updated: Mon 2 Mar 2015 12:56 CET
Moscow-based filmmaker Igor Byrko has has just released a beautiful birds-eye film of the Lofoten Islands in mid January, using a drone to pan over the ice-strewn shores, fishing villages, and dazzling peaks of one of Norway’s most beautiful regions.
The film, called One Flew over Norway, has already been played 38,600 times on Vimeo.
Like Byrko’s earlier drone films from Iceland, the Volga River, and Utah’s Great Salt Lake, it shot with a GoPro 3 Camera carried by a multicopter.
The footage starts in the village of Å in Moskenes, before taking in the sights of Reine, Hamnøy, Kubbholmleia, Bøvatnet lake, Gimsøystraumen Bridge, Steinøya near the Henningsvær, Svolvær, Sildpollnes Church, Kinnarvika, Holdøya, Storvatnet lake, and Duorggajávri lake.
Lofoten. One Flew over Norway from Igor Byrko on Vimeo.
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The film, called One Flew over Norway, has already been played 38,600 times on Vimeo.
Like Byrko’s earlier drone films from Iceland, the Volga River, and Utah’s Great Salt Lake, it shot with a GoPro 3 Camera carried by a multicopter.
The footage starts in the village of Å in Moskenes, before taking in the sights of Reine, Hamnøy, Kubbholmleia, Bøvatnet lake, Gimsøystraumen Bridge, Steinøya near the Henningsvær, Svolvær, Sildpollnes Church, Kinnarvika, Holdøya, Storvatnet lake, and Duorggajávri lake.
Lofoten. One Flew over Norway from Igor Byrko on Vimeo.
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