Thanks to the development of modern technology, underwater life was first clearly portrayed through impressive frames .
A penguin jumped from an iceberg to dive into the water - Photo: Bankcroft Media
The documentary, Oceans for Pathi, took four years to produce, with funding up to an unprecedented number of figures for a documentary: £ 45 million! More than 500 hours of unedited movies have been made by divers, special water-resistant cameras are attached to the bottom of the ships . Even a small helicopter is mobilized to get the angle of rotation. impressive.
The film's director of science, Sephane Durand, said: 'We dreamed of swimming with fish and dolphins, recording their water activities no matter how fast it happened, and even the development process with their dances'.
The work was scheduled to last two years before 15 cameramen began their underwater journey. The film crew recorded 80 types of marine animals such as dolphins, whales, crabs, turtles, squid . at 50 locations worldwide. Oceans for Pathi will be widely released on January 27, 2010.
Here are the vivid images of underwater life from the Oceans for Pathi movie:
The moment of flying up this long-billed dolphin was caught by a helicopter with a camera
The helicopter flew for four hours to record the whale
With a special camera in hand, the diver carefully swept through the jellyfish to record
View of the land: dozens of sams gathered on the coast
The walrus is cuddling with his child
Seabirds plunged straight into the water looking for bait
Two seals look opposite the camera lens
Two sea lions are hovering around the seaweed bunch
Interesting meeting: the whale appears gradually in front of the lens from the deep blue of the ocean
"Earth" rotates under the sea surface
Source : Daily Mail - Photo: Bankcroft Media
