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Levi 2022-01-23 08:03:28
chasing ice
I have been fascinated by documentaries recently, naturally because of the soundtrack. When I saw the introduction on Weibo in the third year of high school, I played this song and listened to it. So far, I can smell the seeming smell of Weibo and my small mobile phone. The calm music and singing...
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Vincenzo 2022-01-23 08:03:28
I don't have time to think they are beautiful
To be honest, this is not a very good documentary from a professional point of view. In my opinion, it just shows us what he has photographed a bit awkwardly, without any sense of rendering. This is the protagonist at the beginning. Having said that, he is not a professional photographer, but it is...
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Hayden 2022-04-21 09:03:23
Humanity will perish
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Russell 2022-01-23 08:03:28
Witnessing a 75-minute glacier break, climbing a hundred-foot glacier pot, breathing the melting air tens of thousands of years ago, what James is experiencing is the most beautiful but cruel picture on earth. Greenland's jasper-glossy snow water, Antarctic island's swaying aurora, the glacier history that is no longer reproduced with SLR, and the human beings who have fallen into ignorance and peace. Sometimes you walk out of the horizon and never come back. Only the images can remember their most beautiful appearance.
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