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If you ever had any question about Oregon’s beauty, this timelapse will certainly quell your doubt. Filmed in Oregon and produced by Uncage the Soul Productions, Finding Oregon… Read the rest shows some of the most incredible shots of the state I’ve ever seen.
Also, check out the interview with Ben Canales, photographer
Tanguy Louvigny uses HDR photography to build this incredible timelapse of the skies. My favorite part starts at 1:45.… Read the rest
As bike ridership continues to grow, the question of what kinds of bikes offer the best in terms of utility and usability for the modern commuter is one that is often raised. The Oregon Manifest 2011 Constructor’s Show, a competition that took place back in September, focused on that question… Read the rest
If you add 37 ounces and $75 to each tire you can avoid spontaneous flats for the rest of your biking days. Hutchinson announces its answer to the plan-ruining, work-missing, totally aggravating bike flat—a 100 percent flat-proof, airless city tire. But is all that extra weight worth it? Check it… Read the rest
In 2002, Craig DeMartino miraculously survived a 100-foot fall after a miscommunication with his climbing partner. Watch the video above to hear his story.
[Via: Matador TV]… Read the rest
This time of year the ski shops are getting fresh shipments, ski films are premiering last year’s best turns and resorts like Wolf Creek (Colorado’s first open this year) are getting three-foot dumps of early-season powder. Preseason angst gets skiers fired up year after year.
But isn’t it great to… Read the rest
This may just be the most incredible thing I have ever seen. Be sure to watch it full screen with sound to get the full effect.
Photographer Dustin Farrell is responsible for the awesome time lapse. “This video has some iconic landmarks that we have seen before,” Farrell says. “I… Read the rest
Probably not suggested, but makes for a cool video. And if you do decide to brave a hurricane sometime, apparently SeasonFive is what you should wear.… Read the rest
We came across this fantastic British countryside touring video from 1995 thanks to Treehugger, and we’re thrilled that we did. The film–just 15 minutes long–does the job of explaining how cyclists in the London area can easily get out of the city for a “countryside tour” by simply taking a… Read the rest
Sure, you’ve seen photos from space. You’ve seen Earth’s prominent landscapes from a satellite image–and thought, “cool.” But if you haven’t seen this HD video taken from the digital cameras of NASA astronauts, you haven’t seen anything.
In addition to spanning across the planet–showing outstanding geographical spots such as the… Read the rest
Though kayak carnage doesn’t appear to be the goriest of the wipeout genres, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt.
From Paul: (Kerplunk.)
From Jen: (It just sort of drops her.)
From Jim: (This guy’s trying to fight it. Flip to :24 to watch him struggle and fail.)… Read the rest
Note to self: If you are ever a passenger in a small motorboat on Kenya’s Lake Naivasha and hippos begin to charge, be sure to consider the millions of people who will be watching your video on Youtube before choosing to narrate.
Despite the almost Double Rainbow-esque observation-based narration (“We’re… Read the rest
If you’ve been at the mountain less than you’d prefer (or want to admit) this year, take a gander at this this “first person” video–shot with a helmet cam–and you’ll feel yourself being transported to the powder-topped terrain.
Trust us, this one’s worth four minutes of your time if you’re… Read the rest
