Iceland

There isn’t quite a scene that can bring chills down a person’s spine. Be it Fourth of July, New Year’s Night or just a random event, a few sparkling blooms accompanied by thunderous explosions can really put a proper end to a marvelous evening. Of course, being among fireworks is a terrible idea, gives all the volatile substances and, well, the fire, but that has not spotted us from wondering what it must be like, several thousand feet up in the air, as the rockets combust and explode into a world of color? Now we do get to see fireworks from a new perspective, as 'OZZO Photography' takes you up to the sky using a quadcopter (attached with a GoPro) during a recent <a href="https://rumble.com/v3e82o-video-lightning-provides-a-different-type-of-fireworks-in-sarasota.html" target="_blank">fireworks</a> show in Iceland. Thanks to the endurance of both gadgets, we literally got to see what it looks like to be right inside the belly of the sparkling beast. Drones equipped with cameras have been in use for a very long time in the movie industry, but now that they have become widely available, people have been testing their limits every which way. <a href="https://rumble.com/v34bbu-almost-lost-my-drone-1000-feet-up-then-descending-into-glory-hole-at-lake-b.html" target="_blank">Going down the sinkhole in Lake Berryessa</a> might be an impossible feat for a human, but for a sturdy drone and a good quality camera, nothing in impossible. Same goes with going the impossible heights and witnessing fireworks firsthand. We get to experience the glorious display and light and color, without suffering a single burn. Thank you! Music by: Heavyweight - Fireworks. Aerial footage by: OZZO Photography. Camera used: Gopro Hero 3+, Sony A7S.

Experience a collection of jaw-dropping sights featuring the landscapes of Iceland. Flying from South to North through Dyrholaey, the south peak of Iceland, followed by few stops on the way: Erupting volcano at Eyjafjallajokull, gliding up Solheimajokull, with stops at Seljalandsfoss, Skogarfoss, Myvatn and the Blue Lagoon. Footage by: OZZO Photography. Music by: Lindsey Sterling - Crystalize. Shot with Gopro Hero 3+ and 5D MKIII. Drone used: TBS Discovery Pro / Long range quadcopter.

If there is one thing that we can all agree on, it’s that there is nothing about Iceland that looks even remotely ugly. We’ve said it, every way you turn, you are bombarded with the most incredible natural sights you’ll ever see. The funniest thing is that the territory of <a href=”https://rumble.com/science/v114-this-is-iceland.html” target=”_blank”>Iceland</a> can’t really boast with having forests filled with all sorts of animals and plants. On the contrary, Iceland has been trying so hard to repopulate the vegetation on the land, but to no avail. It it believed that at one point in history the people inhabiting the land, mostly consisting of Vikings, cut down so many percents of the trees, that it is almost impossible to return the forest to its former glory. Paired together with the volcanic ash that is in abundance in Iceland, the land is made almost completely barren. But even though we don’t see that many trees in the Icelandic landscapes, it is still undeniably beautiful. There is something to be said about the mossy plains and volcanic rock terrains paired with the breathtaking sunsets, and the <a href=”https://rumble.com/v2z9y4-iceland-from-south.html” target=”_blank”>geothermal activity</a> of the island makes it look all the more mysterious. Check out these stunning sights of Iceland from a different perspective, as the team from OZZO Photography flies over Reykjanes peninsula in the south west corner of the country! Places visited: Gunnuhver, Reykjanesviti, Blue Lagoon, Geysir, Gullfoss, Skogarfoss. What do you think? Is Iceland on your bucket list yet? Filmed with TBS Discovery quadcopter and GoPro Hero 3+ camera. Footage by: By OZZO Photography. Music by: Ah2 - Warriors Glory. Credit to OZZO.

An incredibly stunning timelapse sequence featuring the northern lights over Iceland from photographer Oli Haukur Myrdal (OZZO Photography) titled, 'This Is Iceland'. Check it out!