I was lucky enough to find this sweet 10 minute TEDx presentation.
It shows the slow unfolding of flowers, movement of stars and ripening of berries. It’s the sort of video that gives me goosebumps.
My gift to you today is this video. I hope it makes you want to connect with someone you love, to look up, to reach out. So sweet and moving.
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Louie Schwartzberg is an award-winning cinematographer, director, and producer whose notable career spans more than three decades providing breathtaking imagery for feature films, television shows, documentaries and commercials
thank you for this beautiful gift.
You are so welcome! I want to share it with everyone!
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Thanks for linking to my post!
What can one say … except WOW!!! Don’t think I’ve ever seen anything this amazing.
Totally! A sweet and simple presentation that leaves you feeling good all over. Lovely!
I did see this before. It is awesome
I love when things like this cross my path — it reminds me of my part in it all!
Breathtaking. Makes you stop and meditate on all that’s truly important and beautiful
You are so right – the beauty and art and words are stunning!
Everything is connected in this beautiful world of ours.
Amazing video, it moved me deeply and I am grateful to be led to it by my blogging buddy Joss. Thank you both for sharing this gift today.
Today – the first day and last day of our lives! Opening our eyes and seeing the colors, listening to sweet sounds, touching and tasting. We are so blessed and it’s videos like these that help remind us of our blessings! Thanks for stopping by!
I have seen this before, and love it every time I watch it. Magical.
Joss sent me here. Thanks so much for sharing this.
The message from the video washed over me like a cool shower on a hot day. I adore the voices of the young girl and the old man and the slow unfolding of plants, skies and life. I’m so glad you stopped by!
I loved his description in the beginning..when he explained what “Oh my God” can mean..:) thank you for sharing
After reading your comment, I went back to listen to that part of it again. Those words were so sweet and the meaning so profound. A lovely gift for us all during this holy season.
I absolutely loved watching this, and I just shared it on my FB page: https://www.facebook.com/crankinesscrusher. This was a great way to end the day–THANK YOU!
You are so welcome and what a perfect way to end a day! Thanks for visiting and for sharing!
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TED is fantastic.
Wow. Breathtaking images. Thank you for sharing that, Joss.