Thanks for dropping me a line Tomas. I didnt realise people were still watching this one. Great to hear that the class enjoyed the video. Cheers and all the best Phil
In 2000, I had the experience of traveling Shipwreck Coast. We stopped at every point of interest, hit the caves that had collapsed. Thank you for sharing and bringing back precious memories of my time spent with my Pen pal of 40 years.
Ash Ketchum I recon this is an ancient star fort - remnant domes, arches and tunnels can be seen in this ‘airage’ and the cliff face is the star fort/castle wall. Disguised with a coating of mud and the domes have mostly fallen or melted down. Still see their domed outline in places along the cliff, and metallic colour change where they were made of iron/copper Search up star forts and mud flood if u want to see what was before - the his story or their story replaced the real story of where we be When their lie buries hide/delete the truth u get miss stories or cover stories.
Imagine being trapped on the bridge one! Even more frightening, knowing you had just walked on it 😓 I live in a costal part of SA where the foundations are limestone. After the winter weather of rain and storms, along the beach there are perfect mounds of dirt and debis that collect on the beach at the bottom of the cliffs. It's just amazing how things that have been in place for centuries start to fall into the sea. And how new things form out of the turbulence that is the sea.
Thank you for the great video. You have contributed a great deal. I was here in early 2000, alone. Then I am back today with a 11 year old son and hb. Feeling nostalgia. One less apostle and no more arch. Hope future generations will still have the chance to see whatever is left by then. Nature's wonder, Nature decides.
I went there, and some other places, on a five day geography excursion during 1990. London bridge had fallen by that time but many other features were still there. It is not shown here but there is a stairwell from clifftop down to the beach. I don't remember exactly where but it is nearby the group of the sea-stacks. The legend is that a local fisherman wanted to cast from the beach so he dug out a sandstone stairwell all the way down with a shovel. If this is exactly true or not I cannot say. I wasn't there to verify the digging, however I can say the stairwell is there. It is a tad rough and rustic but we walked down and back up again. We further went to the Grampians, MT Noorat, MT gambier where there are two lakes near one and other with one being fresh water and the other salt, Portland, Warrnambool, and some place where they make cheese.
Remarkable rocks on Kangaroo island are also beautiful and ever changing. Seeing old pictures of people standing in the exact same spot but noticing the changes is quite awesome.
+Verisetti Thank you so much i'm so happy you enjoyed the video. The music is "The Wait" by Italian composer Gualtiero Cesarini. The haunting vocals are by Vanentia Rossi. :)
Excellent work mate. that is very skillfull work. the thing i cant understand about all these collapses is that they looked very sound and solid, and if they were formed millions of years ago, how could they collapse when they were still so solid.
kev mc In reality the sandstone and limestone is relatively soft. Whist the layers that make up the formations were laid down many millions of years ago, the monoliths that remain are only about 6,000 years old. The shipwreck coast, as it is known, takes one hell of a beating from the wild Southern Ocean. Thanks for the kind feedback mate, much appreciated.
OMG! Beautiful photography! Such a high production value. Looking forward to watching more of your videos which is why I subscribed. All the best to you....
Fun fact: The satellite image of Loch Ard Gorge on Google Map should be before 2009 when Tom and Eva before separated. You can see both islands connected.
Its just natural erosion, the shore line is in a constant state of collapse. Over time these monoliths will completely disappear but also new ones are being formed. Thanks for watching. Cheers Phil
+Alex Mc the best way to shoot timelapse is by shooting still pics then compiling them in your editor. Your camera needs to shoot stills and has an inbuilt intervalometer or has a jack to connect an external intervalometer. I hope that makes sense
I agree, only ever visit places where there are straight roads to get there other wise the payoff is never worth it NEVER. Finally someone else with some common sense on TH-cam.
Hello Phil,how are you brother?? i like your videos. I want to be a pro videographer, i learnt many things from your videos. have a look at my channel, n leave your feedback mate. i live in Brisbane & i would love to work with you somedays Respect
Hi Sorry, for some reason i missed your message. Thank you for your kind words and taking the time to contact me. I had a look at your channel, you look like you are acquiring some pro gear. Stick with it, i look forward to seeing your work in the future. All the very best to you.
+No Way - I'm trying to work out who is "Worried about a couple of rocks"? no-one on this thread. You missed entire the point the artist is trying to portray, impermanence is a noble truth, its about appreciating the moment because nothing lasts forever. Go back to reviewing digital watches.
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Well done! Our class watched this for geography and all of us marvelled at the videography.
Thanks for dropping me a line Tomas. I didnt realise people were still watching this one. Great to hear that the class enjoyed the video. Cheers and all the best Phil
In 2000, I had the experience of traveling Shipwreck Coast. We stopped at every point of interest, hit the caves that had collapsed. Thank you for sharing and bringing back precious memories of my time spent with my Pen pal of 40 years.
Thank you for watching and sharing your lovely story, it is indeed a beautiful and historically treacherous coast line. Stay safe, cheers Phil
I live like 10 minutes from there, I can hear it from my house! It's so nice. ☺️
Mate I'm so jelly my backyard is fucking suburbia
How many minutes are “like 10 minutes” ?
Ash Ketchum I recon this is an ancient star fort - remnant domes, arches and tunnels can be seen in this ‘airage’ and the cliff face is the star fort/castle wall. Disguised with a coating of mud and the domes have mostly fallen or melted down. Still see their domed outline in places along the cliff, and metallic colour change where they were made of iron/copper
Search up star forts and mud flood if u want to see what was before - the his story or their story replaced the real story of where we be
When their lie buries hide/delete the truth u get miss stories or cover stories.
Man I love the great ocean road, and the drive up to the 12 apostles is incredible. You are soooo lucky. I live in the bloody suburbs. 😢😢
Lucky, I visited the apostles a few days ago but I live like 2-3 hours away
Imagine being trapped on the bridge one! Even more frightening, knowing you had just walked on it 😓
I live in a costal part of SA where the foundations are limestone. After the winter weather of rain and storms, along the beach there are perfect mounds of dirt and debis that collect on the beach at the bottom of the cliffs. It's just amazing how things that have been in place for centuries start to fall into the sea. And how new things form out of the turbulence that is the sea.
just jump down
My teacher told our class to watch this.
Thanks for dropping me a line, I hope you found the video interesting anyway :\ cheers all the best
@@IntotheWildFilms It was actually good the videography was awesome
Same
Same
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My teacher told me to watch this as my historical, science, technology homework lol
I hope it wasn't too boring for you :) thanks for watching.
@@IntotheWildFilms na it was interesting
Fabulous editing.
Glad you enjoyed it, cheers Phil
Thank you for the great video. You have contributed a great deal. I was here in early 2000, alone. Then I am back today with a 11 year old son and hb. Feeling nostalgia. One less apostle and no more arch. Hope future generations will still have the chance to see whatever is left by then. Nature's wonder, Nature decides.
I did not expect to see such good editing
Thanks for watching Liam :) cheers Phil
Beautiful video! I was there in 1992. Amazing place.
Thanks for watching Karen, it is an amazing spot, glad you enjoyed it. Stay Safe cheers Phil
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เวลาที่เราไปยืนตรงโขดหินริมทะเล
เรามีความรู้สึกว่าตัวเราเหลือเล็กนิดเดียว และมีความสุขมากๆ ฟังเสียงคลื่นทะเลที่ทรงพลังมาก ลมทะเลแรงมากและอากาศสดชื่น หายใจโล่งสุดๆคงเป็นเพราะโอโซนของทะเลแน่เลย
🙏🙏 ขอให้เราได้กลับไปเที่ยวอีกครั้งนะ. Great ocean road 😍😍
Very interesting. I didn't know about this. Beautiful scenery too. Thanks for sharing. (from Louisiana)
Our pleasure, thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Visited personally a month back.. amazing experience of the Helicopter ride..
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Execution so beautiful it almost gives the feature a legendary status type of feel that makes you cry for the magnificant history and view.
+lunasam9 Thank you so much for the kind feedback. All the very best to you.
This is deeply moving and emotional
Thanks for the comment St Augustine :)
When I went there, there was a lot of houseflies. Beautiful place to see. Awesome video btw!
+Tejas Murthy thanks mate, too windy for flies during my visit, nearly got blown away, thanks for the comment.
Cheers
I went there, and some other places, on a five day geography excursion during 1990. London bridge had fallen by that time but many other features were still there. It is not shown here but there is a stairwell from clifftop down to the beach. I don't remember exactly where but it is nearby the group of the sea-stacks. The legend is that a local fisherman wanted to cast from the beach so he dug out a sandstone stairwell all the way down with a shovel. If this is exactly true or not I cannot say. I wasn't there to verify the digging, however I can say the stairwell is there. It is a tad rough and rustic but we walked down and back up again. We further went to the Grampians, MT Noorat, MT gambier where there are two lakes near one and other with one being fresh water and the other salt, Portland, Warrnambool, and some place where they make cheese.
Thanks for watching and sharing your story. I think the stairs you are referring to might be the Gibson Steps.
wow roblox that mustve been a sight to see ☺
nicely done, professional shots ^_-
+matsudaseiko thank you :)
matsudaseiko i am watching this to find info for my homework 😄
If 2020 takes away another apostle it’s officially gone too far
Remarkable rocks on Kangaroo island are also beautiful and ever changing. Seeing old pictures of people standing in the exact same spot but noticing the changes is quite awesome.
Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Nice work Phil !! Well done and Thank you for the footage.
Viswanath Jonnalagadda thanks mate :)
I loved this loved the music and the photos I almost felt the wind on my face thank you. What was the music? Ty again.
+Verisetti Thank you so much i'm so happy you enjoyed the video. The music is "The Wait" by Italian composer Gualtiero Cesarini. The haunting vocals are by Vanentia Rossi. :)
ty so much
0:39 the intro is very good editing
Thanks, yeah I put disintegration together with After Effects
Excellent work mate. that is very skillfull work.
the thing i cant understand about all these collapses is that they looked very sound and solid, and if they were formed millions of years ago, how could they collapse when they were still so solid.
kev mc In reality the sandstone and limestone is relatively soft. Whist the layers that make up the formations were laid down many millions of years ago, the monoliths that remain are only about 6,000 years old. The shipwreck coast, as it is known, takes one hell of a beating from the wild Southern Ocean. Thanks for the kind feedback mate, much appreciated.
I have a geography test coming up👏🏻 This is the focus and ive never heard of it before, lovely video and its gonna help me a lot🫶🏻
Glad to hear it was helpful. Cheers Phil
OMG! Beautiful photography! Such a high production value. Looking forward to watching more of your videos which is why I subscribed. All the best to you....
sparkybalboaswing Thank you very much, you are very kind all the best to you too.
Good stuff
Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment. :) Stay safe cheers Phil
Been wanting to get my drone out that way. but love the video well done.
+Kauri Huriwaka (MozzyHobbyist) thanks mate, drone footage would be awesome, would be difficult with the wind, need to pick the right day. Cheers
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Fun fact: The satellite image of Loch Ard Gorge on Google Map should be before 2009 when Tom and Eva before separated. You can see both islands connected.
You're right, well spotted. Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Gracias ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
I just saw them today cuz I’m on a road trip from Sydney to the 12 apostles
Awesome work
Ryecon Productions cheers mate, all the best to you
it is beautiful!
song?
Great video..
+angliase thanks for the feedback, glad you enjoyed the show. All the best to you.
Why is it changing so rapidly? Presumably those formations had been in place for thousands of years.
Its just natural erosion, the shore line is in a constant state of collapse. Over time these monoliths will completely disappear but also new ones are being formed. Thanks for watching. Cheers Phil
Meaning of 12 apostles? Wanted to know it
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twelve_Apostles_(Victoria)
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Thanks for watching, cheers Phil
Beautiful footage. How can I do that
Thanks Alex, I'm completely self tought, my biggest tip is to use a tripod. All the best mate
Selmesfilms What software do you use to capture time lapse. Sorry for the silly questions. But gotta start some where
I film timelapse shots on a Canon 650D and edit in Adobe Premiere Pro.
Can video camera's do that? I have a Sony 4k video camera
+Alex Mc the best way to shoot timelapse is by shooting still pics then compiling them in your editor. Your camera needs to shoot stills and has an inbuilt intervalometer or has a jack to connect an external intervalometer. I hope that makes sense
What year is it? I'm 65. My parents used to make me walk across those arches. They genuinely hoped that I'd fall in....
+Mary Rose Cannon I hope you were joking!!!! The "Today" footage was shot back in 2013
Yeh I hope this is a joke too. If not, I hope the rest of your life is better.
currently, as of this writing, it is 2024
Main reason why I don't like standing under or over natural made archs.
forza horizon 3 brought me here
same!
Antonio Garcia same
Same they got it exactly right
The game looks exactly like this
Its actually quiet sad :(
God nature this is why we can't have good things
its scary..
Would have been scary if you had just crossed London bridge and collapsed behind you. Thanks for watching, stay safe, cheers Phil
Don't ever go there. There are so many twists and turns on the roads.
I agree, only ever visit places where there are straight roads to get there other wise the payoff is never worth it NEVER. Finally someone else with some common sense on TH-cam.
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Thanks for watchng, cheers Phil
Where's Byron bay
About 1800kms North East in northern NSW.
Forza horizon 3
Isis claimed responsibility
What is wrong with you?
This gives me the creeps ngl
Really? how come?
Hello Phil,how are you brother??
i like your videos. I want to be a pro videographer, i learnt many things from your videos. have a look at my channel, n leave your feedback mate. i live in Brisbane & i would love to work with you somedays
Respect
Hi Sorry, for some reason i missed your message. Thank you for your kind words and taking the time to contact me. I had a look at your channel, you look like you are acquiring some pro gear. Stick with it, i look forward to seeing your work in the future. All the very best to you.
Awful choice of music for the subject
Thanks for watching and sharing your opinion, stay safe, cheers Phil
It's the *perfect* choice of music for the subject. What do you think fits better? Heavy metal or pop? 🙄
nothing is intended to last forever. including the very earth. and we are worried about a couple of rocks? seriously?
+No Way - I'm trying to work out who is "Worried about a couple of rocks"? no-one on this thread. You missed entire the point the artist is trying to portray, impermanence is a noble truth, its about appreciating the moment because nothing lasts forever. Go back to reviewing digital watches.