Incredible Video Captures Six Iconic Images in One Uninterrupted Shot

This stunning video is a collobrative effor by UK directing duo and advertising agency Grey for The Sunday Times Culture. In this 50 seconds video, the creator manage to re-create six completely unique iconic images in one uninterrupted shot which is truly an amazing example of creativity!

Don’t forget to check this behind the scenes video showing how this amazing commercial was actually shot:

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This is all about those iconic cultural images that we pin to our walls and stick in our minds. We all have our favourites. Heisenberg, Kraftwerk, and Banksy’s kissing coppers all featured in early scripts, but we wanted to take a snapshot of what’s making the headlines in 2014.

Daft Punk winning big at the Grammy’s, The final series of Mad Men, and Tarantino are all over the media right now. These people and their work have left an indelible mark and we’ll probably still be talking about them in ten, twenty maybe even a hundred years time. The TV spot is a respectful nod to it all.

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Low-flying Aircraft Spotted at Maho Beach, Saint Martin

Famous Maho Beach located on the French Caribbean Island of Saint Martin is one of the most popular tourist attractions and perhaps the only beach in the world where aircraft can be viewed so closely thus making it an aviation geek paradise. But sometimes people standing on the edge of the beach can actually be blown into the water because of the jet blast due to its short runway length of just 7,150 feet (2180 meters).

Watching aircraft closely has become the most popular activity at Maho Beach and in spite of all the danger thrill-seeking tourists cannot stop themselves from plane spotting. Interestingly, some restaurants and bar owners displaying Schedule and Timetable of daily arrivals and departures so the tourist standing on the beach never miss a single airline passing over their heads. Below are some thrilling shots of people enjoying Plane Spotting at Maho Beach, Saint Martin. Click on the photo to view the source.

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