Masterpieces of Nora Höppener

Below you find four short attractive video’s filmed and edited by Nora Höppener. IMHO she did a terrific job, surveying hours of footage and selecting the right fragments and put them into an attractive sequence. Admire the unity of sound and vision. Achievement! Nora is a pro.

The first two of these video’s cover travels in Southern Africa, notably South Africa, Namibia and Botswana.
The third and fourth are about snorkling in the Carribean. Marijke and I were invited by our South African friends Karin Theron (well known from Tracks4Africa) and Pete Barber on board of their catamaran ‘Moondust’ who sail around the world. As we speak they have reached New Zealand after crossing the Panama Channel and the Pacific. Before they even started: http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/4996582/bourgondi (Text in Dutch. But have a look at the pictures under the text.)



To start with: Africa.
Footage and editing by Nora.


Roling roling roling!
Music: Rival Consoles - Recovery


Description in Dutch on
http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/5013095/midwinterzomer-part-1-muizenissen#

http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/5011087/midwinterzomer-part-2-be-leeuw-enissen

http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/5058291/roepen-in-de-woestijn ('sermon infested' ;-)
and
http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/5062214/het-wildernisgevoel a guaranteed ‘sermon free’ report.
Photographs obviously under the text.



‘Oh my Gosh!’
Music: Jamie xx - Gosh



Desription in Dutch on
http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/4999409/dt-moment
and
http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslag/5005666/bushwackers
If you like it, click under the text but above the pictures on ‘vorig bericht’ or ‘volgend bericht’
Photo’s under the text.




Next: the Carribean.
Footage Karin and Pete; editing Nora.
http://frankhoppener.waarbenjij.nu/reisverslagen/521007/the-carribean/1
Did I tell you that photographs are under the text??

Fishy




Submarine art gradually transforming into a coral reef