FYI ~ see it, you'll like it






Notable amongst the selected films was the film ECLIPSE which chronicled the quest by photographer Reuben Krabbe to make a rather mission-impossible, once-in-a-lifetime possibility picture - that of a skier silhouetted against a solar eclipse. The film and the resulting picture - yes, he nailed it - is visually stunning and the story is rather compelling. You can view the entire film in full-screen HD - ECLIPSE - highly recommended (the film is about 30 minutes long).
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