A video showcasing the best sights of a 23 day trip around the Norwegian archipelago Svalbard in the Arctic Ocean. While traveling on the G Adventures ship the G Expedition, we saw some incredible scenery, amazing animals, and had some beautiful weather. No drones/gimbals were used for this video. Just good-old-fashion hand-held footage. For more videos and for photographs of the trip, please visit www.andrew-orr.com

A video summary of a road trip around Iceland. We spent 14 days driving 2,300 miles around the parameter of the island. Music credits to DenisTimonin and licensed from www.pond5.com

This is a two minute trailer of my recent trip to Antarctica and South Georgia Island. Sometime in the future I'll be putting together a longer movie for the trip.

California condors are an endangered raptor found in the western United States. The condor nearly faced extinction by the 1980s when the number of birds dropped to less than 30. Their main cause of mortality is ingesting lead bullet fragments left in carcasses and gut piles by hunters. Through captive breeding programs, the condor population has increased to nearly 300 in the wild and over 150 in captivity. Filmed at: Vermilion Cliffs, Badger Point, Marble Canyon, and Navajo Bridge in Northern Arizona. Special thanks to Diablo Trust and The Peregrine Fund. For more videos, please visit www.aretephotograph.com and subscribe to my Vimeo channel. Music provided by pond5.com / thatbeat

In February of 2015, I began a life-changing trip part-way around the world sailing from Argentina to South Africa, via Antarctica, South Georgia Island, and Tristan da Cunha on the bark Europa. These are some of the sights we saw. Special thanks to Antti Martikainen for letting me use his incredible music for this movie. Please support him by buying his albums at http://anttimartikainen.com Cameras used in this film are: Nikon D800E (16-25mm, 24-70mm, 70-200mm, and 80-400mm lenses) GoPro Hero 4+ Silver Hasselblad 500C (Zeiss 80mm lens)

A combination of video from 2014 and 2015 at Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area during the November Sandhill crane migration. The 2014 cranes were spectacular, but 2015 hasn't brought the highly concentrated numbers in yet. In 2014 there were estimated 40k birds. Music is by Ludovico Einaudi - Crane Dance