Filling this white space with visuals from movies that say a lot about how our world is, with and without us.
These snaps from Terrence Malick's Days of Heaven is a brilliant depiction of nature. They shot miles of reel to cope with editing hardships to simulate the farmland, shooting only at dawn and dusk - the magic hour, and had to shower peanut shells from helicopters to feature locust attacks. The three year production made timeless ethereal visuals.
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| Dawn - dew covered wheat field with chirping crickets |
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| A bird gliding past the stretch of a vast green farmland |
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| Buffaloes - just how they are |
Couple of snaps from the no narrative Baraka which compiled profound life and natural events across 6 continents.
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| Snow monkey in Nagano springs amidst cold mountains. Tranquil? you bet. |
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| A waterfall I'll never go to - flowing like life, always |
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| And a mountain |
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| These are lizards, but they're beautiful |
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