Archives August 2012 - Hiking on the Moon

what is bivouac? – photo contest by hiking on the moon

Pierre Besnard has seduced the jury of Hiking on the Moon and won the tent Quickhiker II by Quechua with this beautiful shot taken early in the season at Chésery lakes, in the Aiguilles Rouges near Chamonix. In the morning, a few ibexes passed by the tent. Thanks to all the participants! Here are all [...]

tenerife nights reinvent the timelapse

Cap on Tenerife, the largest island of the Canary Islands offer a starry and colorful sky. Captured during the summer of 2012, this amazing timelapse invites us to travel on this colorful island.

ekowise project

Today on HKG, we are proud to present you the original project based on a combination of social and eco-activism told through the prism of beneficially audiovisual “experiences”.

ekowise is an independent, opened project based on a combination of social aspects of eco-activism and audio-visual experiments in correspondence with nature and natural elements-01

hollow mountain project – 1000 sounds picked up at the north pole

Three Danish Efterklang visit Piramida an abandoned mine at only 1000 km from the North Pole. Nine days later, the gang had collected more than 1,000 recordings. Here’s the first clip from this experimental album especially confusing !

iceland emotional landscapes

Cyril Balta is a french composer and sound designer for figure8.fr “What can I say about Iceland? This is probably the most surprising, beautiful, impressive and powerful place I’ve ever been to.”

alternative landscapes by benoit paillé

Montreal’s Benoit Paillé présents Alternative Landscapes: Zero photoshop, zero editing, photographer suspends a simple cubic on the set and the magic takes place.

hiking the denali – bivouac on the summits of america

Focus on the highest peak in North America, Mount McKinley rises to 6,194 meters above sea level and is necessary in a reserve of 24,585 km ², about the size of four French departments.

west buttress of denali- a ski descent in i love climbing on vimeo 3

quechua backstage: objectif fiz

Today, we are pleased to take you behind the scenes of Quechua. Sabine, retail supplier and Pascal, sales manager, tell how they are prepared to face the Quechua tour des Fiz.

laos in four words – by matt long

Here is an excellent article unearthed on the site of Matt Long: http://landlopers.com/ , the narrative and the pictures belong to him. Laos captivated me. After experiencing the impossibly chaotic streets of Bangkok, the sleepy streets of Luang Prabang in northern Laos took me by surprise. But this quiet lifestyle allowed me the opportunity to slow [...]

welcome to colombia

In 2012, Colombia became a safer country than in the 80s. Nevertheless the technique of the timelapse imposes on the photographer to remain static in an isolated place. During long hours.