Spotlight

September 2, 2010 · Leave a Comment 

Unbelievable – nature’s defense strategies never cease to amaze… Photo by INDEX-SATAL/NOAA “A free-swimming sea cucumber moves through the freezing waters of a 10,515-foot (3,205-meter) abyss. The 1,250 known species of sea cucumbers—named for their distinctive shapes—live on or near deep ocean floors or dwell in the shallows. (Watch a video of a “hairy” sea cucumber.) When threatened, some sea cucumbers can mutilate their own bodies as a defense mechanism: The animals violently contract their... [Read the full story]

Belgrade

Gorgeous Belgrade – How Yes No

February 29, 2008 · Leave a Comment 

BB-films.com is currently producing a promotional short film about Belgrade, Serbia with the working title “How Yes No”. The film will show Belgrade as it was, as it is and as it can be as seen through the eyes of optimism. The story follows a foreigner in Belgrade for a weekend and the sights & sounds he experiences during an eye-opening visit.It also presents the author’s subjective impressions of Belgrade, in particular the way that many things are not exactly what they might seem at first glance. GBH (Gorgeous... [Read the full story]

Destinations

The truth about the Sardine Run

September 29, 2009 · 3 Comments 

Having just bought my new Sony EX1 video camera, Green Force HID 250 lights and corresponding Gates housing I made up my mind to “break it in” with one of the underwater world’s greatest and most challenging spectacles, the Sardine Run off the Wild Coast, South Africa. The Sardine Run is billed as “the greatest shoal on earth”, “a unique experience” and “pure adrenaline from start to finish” a chance to follow the annual migration of millions of sardines along South Africa’s... [Read the full story]