Silbury hill and Long Barrow in the SW of England.

[Markony]

Taken around Wiltshire Silbury Hill and Long Barrow. With Mavic Mini first time editing just want to know what you think and give me any tips for the future. Thank you and enjoy.

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[tesohn]

That hill is a strange geological formation. Best to make videos 2-3 minutes in length, as to keep your viewers engaged. constructive criticism only.

 

[Markony]

That hill is a strange geological formation. Best to make videos 2-3 minutes in length, as to keep your viewers engaged. constructive criticism only.

I will in the future wanted to gain experience in editing that's why it was so long. Thank you.

 

[scdronemedia]

hill is a strange geological formation

This is not a geological formation. It is man-made, purpose as yet unknown, by the neolithic people of the area.

Below is a link to another flight around the mound, with a potted history from Wiki:

Silbury Hill Neolithic c 2400–2300 BC

From Wikipedia: "Composed mainly of chalk and clay excavated from the surrounding area, the mound stands 40 metres (131 ft) high and covers about 5 acres (2 ha). The hill was constructed in several stages between c.2400–2300 BC and displays immense technical skill and prolonged control over...

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[Cw4bray]

Great subject material. Even without a geological background it sparks the imagination. I know nothing of editing so I shouldn't comment, but I liked the two orbits at the two min. mark. One close up and zoomed in on the prominent, the other pulled back for the big picture. I'd play with time lapse as long as some editing was done. Anyhow, Loved it. Thanks. Now I've got to look at Silbury hill !

 

[Cw4bray]

This is not a geological formation. It is man-made, purpose as yet unknown, by the neolithic people of the area.

Below is a link to another flight around the mound, with a potted history from Wiki:

Silbury Hill Neolithic c 2400–2300 BC

From Wikipedia: "Composed mainly of chalk and clay excavated from the surrounding area, the mound stands 40 metres (131 ft) high and covers about 5 acres (2 ha). The hill was constructed in several stages between c.2400–2300 BC and displays immense technical skill and prolonged control over...

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I'd give it a 10.

 

[tesohn]

This is not a geological formation. It is man-made, purpose as yet unknown, by the neolithic people of the area.

Below is a link to another flight around the mound, with a potted history from Wiki:

Silbury Hill Neolithic c 2400–2300 BC

From Wikipedia: "Composed mainly of chalk and clay excavated from the surrounding area, the mound stands 40 metres (131 ft) high and covers about 5 acres (2 ha). The hill was constructed in several stages between c.2400–2300 BC and displays immense technical skill and prolonged control over...

mavicpilots.com

Thanks for the English history.

 

[jag32266]

Perfect time of day, lighting is superb

 

[Markony]

Great subject material. Even without a geological background it sparks the imagination. I know nothing of editing so I shouldn't comment, but I liked the two orbits at the two min. mark. One close up and zoomed in on the prominent, the other pulled back for the big picture. I'd play with time lapse as long as some editing was done. Anyhow, Loved it. Thanks. Now I've got to look at Silbury hill !

Thank you i suppose the saying goes the more you practice............

 

[Markony]

Perfect time of day, lighting is superb

Up at 04.30 am for a 05.30 flight