🌿 Hidden Gem in Venice: A Misty Morning Discovery 🌿 at DVinfo.net

Rudy Wilms · Yesterday, 01:58 PM

John Nantz · Yesterday, 05:43 PM

Rudy and Veerle, you guys are a great team. Really like the storyline. Although I’m not knowledgeable about flowers and, for that manner, plants and critters not native to our area, the story helps to educate and make one more appreciative of our biodiversity in the world we live.

Just recently in the news, a Chinese deep sea dive revealed a huge amount of life at 8,000 meters under sea in the Pacific. It is awsome how such a variety of life has evolved, and even at that depth. This is inner space.

Speaking of flowers, we have some Hot Lips and one can only wonder how the bees find them so interesting because they are so small. Due to their size, one would think there can’t be any, or much, in the way of nectar on them but the bees constantly work them over.

You’re really making good use of that new drone, too. The combination of kit items like the cam, “still camera”, drone (provides a good overview), audio (including voice-over), and lets not forget the fine bristle brush, all help to provide variety for the viewer. The storyline and ‘acting’ was really good, and also the annotated picture. It was enjoyable to watch and liked it.

The slower pace of the clips compared to most ‘modern/current’ video was appreciated; the younger generation seem to have a shorter attention span, though.

Something to add: what about a something of where Venice is? Sarasota County, Florida? (did a search for it)
Nicely done!

Yesterday, 01:58 PM	#1
Rudy Wilms Major Player Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: florida Posts: 357	🌿 Hidden Gem in Venice: A Misty Morning Discovery 🌿 Hidden Gem In Venice - YouTube

Yesterday, 05:43 PM	#2
John Nantz Trustee Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Seattle WA Posts: 1,257	Re: 🌿 Hidden Gem in Venice: A Misty Morning Discovery 🌿 Rudy and Veerle, you guys are a great team. Really like the storyline. Although I’m not knowledgeable about flowers and, for that manner, plants and critters not native to our area, the story helps to educate and make one more appreciative of our biodiversity in the world we live. Just recently in the news, a Chinese deep sea dive revealed a huge amount of life at 8,000 meters under sea in the Pacific. It is awsome how such a variety of life has evolved, and even at that depth. This is inner space. Speaking of flowers, we have some Hot Lips and one can only wonder how the bees find them so interesting because they are so small. Due to their size, one would think there can’t be any, or much, in the way of nectar on them but the bees constantly work them over. You’re really making good use of that new drone, too. The combination of kit items like the cam, “still camera”, drone (provides a good overview), audio (including voice-over), and lets not forget the fine bristle brush, all help to provide variety for the viewer. The storyline and ‘acting’ was really good, and also the annotated picture. It was enjoyable to watch and liked it. The slower pace of the clips compared to most ‘modern/current’ video was appreciated; the younger generation seem to have a shorter attention span, though. Something to add: what about a something of where Venice is? Sarasota County, Florida? (did a search for it) Nicely done!