What does it take to capture the perfect shot in the wild? For Belgian photographer Michel d’Oultremont, patience is key. Poised and ready, he often waits for days to see any action. When the animal finally emerges in his viewfinder, the intense rush of emotion in that micro-instant of life makes the process worth it.
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In this short film from the Contra Agency, take an intimate journey with wildlife photographer Michel d’Oultremont as he searches for the recently introduced wild bison of Romania.
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superbe reportage.
Never watched like it before…
WOW!
beautiful imagery
Trying to find the song playing at the end of the video 🙁 please help
Hi everyone ^^,if you like nature photography go to check my Instagram : adrien.gonthier_pic
Ty 🙂
Only the "photographer witnesses"………
Extremely unusual frames! Loved it…
I want to become a photographer too ❤
Does anyone know documentaries in that cinematic style?
Great photos and great video! Putting the point of interest so close to the edges of the frame s genius!!
So inspiring!
Would also like to appreciate the offscreen cameraman who shot this onscreen cameraman. More KUDOS if both are same.
this made me so emotional for some reason, i hope these guys r highly paid, they do a wonderful job
👍👍
Utterly fabulous! I have no words to describe my experience watching this film. Kudos to Michel d'Oultremont and to the person who made this film.
great video i love it
Learn to drive dickhead
Dram job. you hiring? I can carry all you luggage around . Kinda like the Do-boy job on set
Simply no words, nature, the bison & a camera in hand, there is no better way to express that moment of happiness, this small piece of video is such an inspiration to me !!!
Exceptional … and also inspiring!
WOW
amazing footage, thanks for sharing it
Fantastic!!!
ive watched this video 5-6 times and im still blown away. absolutely incredible, and I hope one day I get anywhere near this level of photography
Formidable 👍… J'ai lu que le parc de Han aidait à réintroduire le bison en Roumanie.
Michel d'Outremont, you took my breath away. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Seeing the wildlife in part with their habitat. Very beautiful and moving!
Each and every frame in this film looked like a photograph itself……. Loved it so much…….. great composition
Wonderful..
One of the photographers I'll never get tired of. The entire video is great… Guess I want to het out in the forest now. 🙈
Hello sir ..
I am Bhupesh from Chhtisgarh.
I want to become successfull wildlife photographer in national geography. How to become a wildlife photographer in national geography…
What about the bison that live wild in Poland???