Whistler Blackcomb – XXS
Posted on 02. Jun, 2011 by planetMitch in 7D, nature, people, places
(17 votes, average: 8.29)
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A day in the life of a miniature Whistler, the biggest little ski area in the world. This video documents a bird’s eye view of teeny, tiny Whistler Village and surrounding Whistler Blackcomb mountains, making it a real life snow globe.
Music
Passed Out by White Apple Tree
Directed by Mike Douglas
Edited by Jeff Thomas
Filmed by Jeff Thomas and Mike Douglas
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Teddy B. Welch
29. Mar, 2012
I’m 30 years old but I’ve enjoyed watching this animation – maybe because I’m a big fan of Whistler Blackcomb.
Whistler Blackcomb’s tree runs are the best runs I have ever skied. Yes, they are challenging and I almost got myself injured because of my carelessness the first time I’ve explore Whistler’s national forest.
Just when I thought panoramic images are cool: http://www.mountainyahoos.com/SkiResorts/Whistler_Tree-runs.html , this bird’s eye view, if I’m not mistaken, is done with the use of a technique called diorama effect , right?