South Australia - “Why would you want to go there?”

[Si_Co]

Victorian Premier, Dan Andrews, recently commented on South Australia, “Why would you want to go there?”
Here’s part of the reason why. Click on the link to view:

 

[Hauptmann]

I always knew of many reasons to go to South Australia. Thanks for showing me several more!

 

[Davros007]

Nice! Yeah, who’d want to go there without the excitement of lockdowns and random COVID19 outbreaks? Almost as boring as living in Western Australia!

 

[Juggler]

to go to church

 

[Phill]

Ive been to both Vic and SA.
SA wins hands down.

 

[Juggler]

Ive been to both Vic and SA.
SA wins hands down.

Um not to sure there Phil...Victoria is very pretty with very diverse regions...IMO if SA didnt have the wineries if would be a ghost town....Unbiased opinion from NSW

 

[Phill]

Um not to sure there Phil...Victoria is very pretty with very diverse regions...IMO if SA didnt have the wineries if would be a ghost town....Unbiased opinion from NSW

I lived in NSW until about 25 yrs ago.
I prefer the quiet life of SA.
Not into restaurants, opera etc.
The little place I live only has 87 houses and is on the beach.
Just right for a hermit like me.

 

[bushie]

At least your Premier is lowering the borders. Ours will not even tell us on what basis he will make a decision. All about politics, and nothing about health.

I always thought SA was just a place youe passed through to get somewhere interesting.

 

[WithTheBirds]

to go to church

They have some great churches and a lot of them- many are very impressive architecturally. As with the rest of Australia the population is slowly but surely becoming more secular.

 

[Dale D]

Victorian Premier, Dan Andrews, recently commented on South Australia, “Why would you want to go there?”
Here’s part of the reason why. Click on the link to view:

I would like to make a comment about the film rather than the place. Contrary to my usual critiques of films and clips being too long, I found this not quite long enough. To be more specific, each clip was not long enough for me to actually see the image in its entirety. I actually looked at the time progress bar and each clip was actually about 1-2 second in duration. Then, there were a lot of repetitive scenes (all 1-2 seconds). So rather than repeat the scenes, why not just add an additional second to each clip (3 seconds total).

Of course the sights were lovely. I certainly would have liked to see that koala bear a few more seconds, as well as some of the other scenes, but the repeated climbing of the rocky hill, backing away from the river, etc. were just not long enough.

And yes, I would certainly want to go there.

 

[Deleted member 114292]

Victorian Premier, Dan Andrews, recently commented on South Australia, “Why would you want to go there?”
Here’s part of the reason why. Click on the link to view:

Great video you’re only made me look at a pile of rocks for a few seconds.
Two minutes reasonable short shot sequence is perfect.
But I’m still not going.

 

[RonSpooner]

Thanks I liked the video and agree with Dale each clip could be slighly longer. I live in Victoria and I'm holidaying in NSW at the moment. I have no words for Dan.

 

[Deleted member 114292]

Thanks I liked the video and agree with Dale each clip could be slighly longer. I live in Victoria and I'm holidaying in NSW at the moment. I have no words for Dan.

The fact that you said they should be slightly longer tells me they were just the right length.
The idea is to make you want more.
A very professional project as it stands

 

[Si_Co]

Dale D, thanks for the comments. The video was actually a compilation of every single one of my videos of my local area and places I’ve visited with my drones. Each clip is 2 exactly seconds long, purposely.

 

[Harro]

Nice video and a very nice State! Forget "wise" Dan, he knows very little.

 

[Dale D]

Dale D, thanks for the comments. The video was actually a compilation of every single one of my videos of my local area and places I’ve visited with my drones. Each clip is 2 exactly seconds long, purposely.

An image on the screen for 2 seconds is ok. But a video for 2 seconds is not quite long enough to scan the image, at least for me. I try to keep videos 3-6 seconds, or longer if the video tells a story. Some of my videos can be seen here. www.vimeo.com/user14373767

 

[Harro]

I agree with Dale, 3 to 6 seconds is adequate with no repeat of scenes already done.

 

[Dale D]

I agree with Dale, 3 to 6 seconds is adequate with no repeat of scenes already done.

Thanks for the affirmation. A comment criticizing "Forget about wise Dan who knows very little," is not helpful. I looked back and actually could not find a "wise Dan" writer to this thread. Maybe he meant me? If so, that's ok. I have thick skin. I am sticking to me comments.

 

[Geofff]

Victorian Premier, Dan Andrews, recently commented on South Australia, “Why would you want to go there?”
Here’s part of the reason why. Click on the link to view:

Fantastic images. I also would have liked the clips to be a little longer but you certainly showcased SA.
Looking forward to getting back. Have a road trip planned for Eyre Peninsular and Flinders Ranges for late August / September as well south west WA if the borders are open. Not looking good after today's news.

 

[WithTheBirds]

Thanks for the affirmation. A comment criticizing "Forget about wise Dan who knows very little," is not helpful. I looked back and actually could not find a "wise Dan" writer to this thread. Maybe he meant me? If so, that's ok. I have thick skin. I am sticking to me comments.

The wise Dan comment almost certainly was not aimed at you. It is a crack at Dan Andrews- the Premier of Victoria (another State in Australia).