Roman Aqueduct

[alonbl]

 

[Thomas B]

Cool subject! Perfect length.
Consider adding transitions.

 

[alonbl]

Cool subject! Perfect length.
Consider adding transitions.

Thanks
I'm not realy into transitions. What transitions would you recommend?

 

[Thomas B]

Thanks
I'm not realy into transitions. What transitions would you recommend?

The ones you like... some don’t like them, but it helps tired old eyes focus on a new shot.

BTW, where is the aqua duct located?

 

[alonbl]

The ones you like... some don’t like them, but it helps tired old eyes focus on a new shot.

BTW, where is the aqua duct located?

Caesarea, Israel

 

[Jet skier]

Nice video, very well shot and edited surprised they let people climb around and walk on it

 

[BanjoJim]

Beautiful video for sure. But what are we Amerikanskis going to do with the Hebrew chicken scratching? ;>)

 

[MAvic_South_Oz]

What transitions would you recommend?

I really like dissolve, very subtle, easy to blend out little hiccups in flight, or one small 'too fast yaw' etc.

Caesarea, Israel

And what a location and subject !
That aqueduct was built about 22BC, King Herod.
It was s single aqueduct originally, but this section on the harbour was repaired and upgraded to a twin aqueduct, ordered by Hadrian in about 130AD, and it went on to supply water for a further 1200 years !!!
Now THAT is history.

The Hadrianic aqueduct of Caesarea Maritima FOLLOWING HADRIAN

Caesarea Maritima is one of Israel’s most famous archaeological sites. Its ruins are located by the seashore of Israel, about halfway between Tel Aviv and Haifa. It is the site of one of the …

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[alonbl]

Nice video, very well shot and edited surprised they let people climb around and walk on it

There are no people in charge there.

 

[Proffy]

Nice!