From Stockholm: This is very nice. I agree with honeyedapricots.
I have now made a playlist with this wonderful film together with a couple of other films; "Meditation -- tranquility". Wellcome, if you would be curious to see...
At first I disliked the time-elapse on the water flows, but it grew on me. The time-elapse helped me develop peacefulness by giving me an artificial sense of patience.
The fact that the video is only 5 minutes long makes it perfect for a method of unwinding during a lunch hour or right after work. Kudos.
I'm from new Hampshire :)
Where are the pictures, what town?
Just wondering.
And this is beautiful.
forensicbutterflie 1 year ago
I don't know why more people don't use natural reverb since recording equipment can be as simple as a laptop you can take anywhere.
Caves, empty pools, concrete buildings, churches, tile bathrooms or showers, and...wouldn't have guessed, water tanks.
bucktheusa 2 years ago
3 years later and still coming back. ^.^
honeyedapricots 2 years ago
Beautiful! :)
DobbyJunior 2 years ago
You light up my world!
ohhsokayla 4 years ago
Very nice composition and attention to detail. Tight editing and great music choice.
natureflixs 5 years ago
thank you ;-)
flushnut 5 years ago
Very nice. Need more stuff like this on Youtube.
rbrine01 5 years ago
From Stockholm: This is very nice. I agree with honeyedapricots.
I have now made a playlist with this wonderful film together with a couple of other films; "Meditation -- tranquility". Wellcome, if you would be curious to see...
MauriceFlower 5 years ago
Its wonderful.
THANK YOU !
boriva 5 years ago
The music is great.
At first I disliked the time-elapse on the water flows, but it grew on me. The time-elapse helped me develop peacefulness by giving me an artificial sense of patience.
The fact that the video is only 5 minutes long makes it perfect for a method of unwinding during a lunch hour or right after work. Kudos.
honeyedapricots 5 years ago