The Seals and the Authie Bay. Wildlife and drone shots near the Somme Bay, France
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Top contributor and pilot Amaury Descours created this beautiful drone video from an idyllic spot on France's North Atlantic coastline. Authie Bay is created at the mouth of the river of the same name, which empties into the English Channel in the Somme department of the country's Hauts-de-France region. As you'll see in the video, Authie Bay has become a giant seal sanctuary. The bay is just a few km north of the Somme Bay, where the famous Knights of Normandy gathered for their invasion of England in 1066.
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The Authie Bay is one the most beautiful bay in France, at just 2 hours from Paris.
A few kilometers to the North from the Somme bay, the Authie bay is concentrating stunning landscapes and wildlife in a small area.
Harbour seals and grey seals have choosen the peaceful sand banks of the bay to rest at low tide.
You can easily observe the seals from Berck-sur-Mer's southern beaches all year long.
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Credits
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Shots, Editing, Color grading, Sound Design by Amaury Descours.
Music "Picturesque" by Alex Arcoleo, licensed by AudioNetwork.com
Sound effects licensed by AudioJungle.net
Technical details
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Ground shots made with Nikon D800, Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8, plus TC-20EIII x2 teleconverter.
Aerial shots made with DJI Phantom 3 Professional drone.
All shots captured at 24 fps.
Editing, Color grading, Sound Design made with DaVinci Resolve
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