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ralford

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Since: Jul 12, 2003
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2003 11:40 pm
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Just saw the subject movie this weekend and would highly recommend it to
anyone interested in nature and/or photography. It is a documentary on
migrations with few words, but fantastic photography (cinematography) and
music.

It left me wondering how in the world they got the photos.

Cheers,

Richard

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bhilton665

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2003 4:38 am
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 >From: "ralford" ralford DeleteThis @bigfoot.com

 >It left me wondering how in the world they got the photos.

A lot of the in-flight shots were taken from ultra light airplanes. I read
somewhere that they raised several flocks of different species of birds that
"imprinted" on the planes and followed them during migrations, and at the end
of the movie there was a lengthy list of "trainers" etc mentioned. Plus they
spent several years doing the filming.

Pretty incredible shots.<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->

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jogging_to

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(Msg. 3) Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2003 8:30 pm
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bhilton665 RemoveThis @aol.comedy (Bill Hilton) wrote in
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  >>From: "ralford" ralford RemoveThis @bigfoot.com
 >
  >>It left me wondering how in the world they got the photos.
 >
 > A lot of the in-flight shots were taken from ultra light airplanes. I
 > read somewhere that they raised several flocks of different species of
 > birds that "imprinted" on the planes and followed them during
 > migrations, and at the end of the movie there was a lengthy list of
 > "trainers" etc mentioned. Plus they spent several years doing the
 > filming.
 >
 > Pretty incredible shots.
 >

I particulary enjoyed they way they showed the many perils to migration.
Some birds died of natural causes while others died from hunters. And
though I have a personal dislike toward hunting I didn't take away from the
film a particular bias on the part of the producers, though I suspect
they're anti-hunting. Yes, pretty incredible shot.

--
Joe A.

N 30* 0.25'
W 95* 32.2'
Alt 182'
20 miles NW of Houston, TX<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
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