Well i appreciate every last one of you that get us the amazing shots. I have always been a fan of the blue planet series and scenery you present to us.
Thanks to all these camera crew and other helpers for their commitment and passion! BBC Earth documentaries always has really amazing footage that never disappoint.
Isto é magnifico ...grandes desafios nas ondas gigantes...Para filmar uma espécie adorável!! Não desistem com as adversidades e com as aguas calmas conseguiram o que mais queriam!! O trabalho imenso e persistente que está por detrás dos vídeos finais...é uma lição para nós que assistimos a tanta beleza!!
Great 20 foot waves for surfing, but no surfing dolphins. Then the very next day, plenty of surfing dolphins, but no 20 foot waves for surfing. Well that's nature for you, but I am sure the BBC staff and employed specialists still have fun.
Getting a shot is one thing, but not wearing a life jacket and holding a very heavy camera on the back of a jet ski in 20-foot waves seems like a disaster waiting to happen. And where was the backup? Doesn't seem like this was well planned at all.
So much respect for these people! How they challenge dangerous situations in order to make the most beautiful images of our nature! Just amazing🙌🏼🌍
Thank you. We would never see these fascinating animals without you. Respect.
too all the camera crew and people over the many years THANK YOU! its you guys that make this all possible even risking it with great white sharks
Well i appreciate every last one of you that get us the amazing shots. I have always been a fan of the blue planet series and scenery you present to us.
Anyone who risk their lives just to get the perfect image of animals in the wild is considered legendary
Absolutely!! I much prefer this, to supporting places like zoos.
Obviously, I’m not talking about sanctuary’s or rehab facilities for wildlife.
They're also considered as nominees for upcoming Darwin Awards.
When you need a documentary to tell the story of the making of a documentary, you know the film makers are legendary.
Thanks to all these camera crew and other helpers for their commitment and passion! BBC Earth documentaries always has really amazing footage that never disappoint.
Amazing video thanks for sharing
Great camera man and driver who took lot of risk to entertain us.. kudos to you guys.. any one agree like me
Can you show us how the killer fungus ( cordycep) video was filmed ?
Isto é magnifico ...grandes desafios nas ondas gigantes...Para filmar uma espécie adorável!! Não desistem com as adversidades e com as aguas calmas conseguiram o que mais queriam!! O trabalho imenso e persistente que está por detrás dos vídeos finais...é uma lição para nós que assistimos a tanta beleza!!
The camera men of bbc were amazed to take risks to take shots but i am already amazed by seeing the video itself.
The thumbnail looks like he’s about to jump the shark
Thanks for this amazing video
Thankyou. Your crazy brave
Rather them than me!! 😳
Massively respect their dedication to their craft!
Huge
I felt so worried for him
Dolphins are so adorable.
Don't worry the cameraman never dies
Oh, I'd have nightmares that night...
I will never complain about rush hour traffic when I go to the office!
Amazing 👏
Great 20 foot waves for surfing, but no surfing dolphins.
Then the very next day, plenty of surfing dolphins, but no 20 foot waves for surfing.
Well that's nature for you, but I am sure the BBC staff and employed specialists still have fun.
I always Love your videos
Wow. Mind blown!!
Ευγνώμων !!! ❤️ 🙋♀️
Nice one!
Where is Attenborough's voice???
Wow
Gelungenes Video zu einem wasserabenteuer Gruß Jürgen 🤠
Getting a shot is one thing, but not wearing a life jacket and holding a very heavy camera on the back of a jet ski in 20-foot waves seems like a disaster waiting to happen. And where was the backup? Doesn't seem like this was well planned at all.
Does anyone know where this is? Looks like southern Western Australia but I could be wrong?
But where on earth was this wave...it doesn't say 🤔
Cap
Why not teach the pro surfers how to use the camera? It's the Armageddon effect.
we have to say Chris did a pretty well job good luck mate
Can you show us how the killer fungus ( cordycep) video was filmed ?