January 4, 2016 AT 3:00 am
Arctic Wildlife #drone #droneday
Beautiful video from Arctic Watch Wilderness Lodge on YouTube:
Arctic Watch photographer Nansen Weber undertook the mission of filming on the Northwest Passage with the use of a drone.
Nansen spent four weeks filming at Arctic Watch and around Somerset Island. This video aims to share some of the magical wonders of the Northwest Passage – the beluga congregation of Cunningham Inlet, the polar bears living in the environment and the unique landscapes of this hidden gem in Canada.
Nansen Weber is the first to film high Arctic wildlife with the use of a drone.
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