Something I find inspirational especially for the new project I'm going to concentrate on over summer and in 3rd year is Planet Earth. This BBC show narrated by Sir David Attenbourgh (who's shows have always left me speechless) displays some incredbile footage and cinemotography. But not only is the show beautifully shot, it has some incredible stories of wildlife and offers an education of it such as shows like Life on Earth too.
It also shows viewers not just wildlife, but incredible ecosystems that exist, such as a cave which is essentially a hole in the middle of a forest, that drops down underground so when walking through the cave system, there is a forest grown where sunlight and rain can reach it.
It shows such a variety of creatures and breathtaking locations they often are something that doesn't need to be made up,
there are incredible locations and events in the secluded uninhabited
parts of the world where locations could easily be taken and used in
fantasy stories.
I find this show so inspirational but
perhaps its not just the show that takes my breath away, the
cinematography and the weeks of tracking wildlife to study their lives,
but essentially the beauty of nature and how mind blowing, intense, and
dramatic it can be.
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