The Beauty of Pollination - Moving Art™

"Wings of Life" now streaming on Netflix!

This video was shown at the TED conference in 2011, with scenes from "Wings of Life", a film about the threat to essential pollinators that produce over a third of the food we eat. The seductive love dance between flowers and pollinators sustains the fabric of life and is the mystical keystone event where the animal and plant worlds intersect that make the world go round.

[ashkans]

This is the most relaxing thing I've ever seen in my life!

[jeanclaudeLafontan]

Merci à Valéria pour m'avoir envoyé cette vidéo superbe...et surtout un GRAND BRAVO aux réalisateurs de ces images

[chellamia]

I'm so grateful to have found Louie's work and discover howthrough the time lapse photography, how he is able to bring awareness of how everything is alive and growing and moving in this interdependent universe we live in

[wradulovich]

Amazing is not strong enough an adjective to express my thoughts. This astonishing photography merely confirms my faith in an all-knowing Creator who designed these wonderful creatures! 

[hahaspeargobrr]

the information I'm supposed t be retaining: the beauty of plants, birds, bees,
and other pollinators


the info i am: haha lol bird do a spin (0:37)

[wayrarimaq]

Absolutely amazing! There are so many details in this film that it's difficult to choose one, the bees, the butterflies, the bird and the bug, the bat carrying its offspring, all being served by the flowers and serving them back. The most important thing, however, is that we need to take care of nature as it takes care of us because we're all a little tiny piece in the puzzle.

[a.petergormanr.]

Perfectly beautiful and so well filmed.The glory of nature

[socagrama]

This video is breathtaking. I am in awe of the photography and lessons learned each time this movie is viewed. Thanks

[Susitamarie]

I just discovered this series on Netflix and must say, there are no words for what you see and here

[anitachapman]

Fascinating and comforting to watch this. Beautiful video--took a lot of time, an eye for nature, and patience. Thank you, Ted.

[Hybridtheory]

I am so shocked to see that you only have 4000 subscribers and your other videos only have a handful of views. These videos are utterly wonderful and leave me awe struck by the beauty of nature. I wish more people saw them!

[fantasticfungiofficial]

Thanks, it was so exciting because I was in Panama shooting the hummingbirds in slow motion and this bee came into frame. It all happens so fast in real life you don't know if it ruined the shot or was a wonderful surprise until you look at the footage. Nature is truly beautiful.

[Surirygirl]

How could anyone not like this. This is beauty and art and nature at it's finest!

[markyounger]

The best nature photography in the world period.

[metalhead]

This has got to be one of the most beautiful things I have ever seen. Please don't ever stop what you are doing.

[anamae]

My eyes have never seen anything as beautiful as this. Thank you for making this incredible film.

[ladyevenstar]

i'm watching this in french on tv right now, its amazing the quality of the video, the details of the bees, flowers and butterflies the slow motion technique to capture it all, must have taken forerver to shoot!

[Ptinski]

Look at these fellow earthlings, so harmonious, so connected to us all, having come from a star we can stand on this planet and admire what this universe has wrought. Who would not want to protect such a place as this, our home? Namaste and thank you Gaia.

[WindyRowe]

Thank you for raising awareness of the only Earth we know.😇🌺🌟

[stephrainspirite]

One cant help but wonder why in the world there are 500 people saying thumbs down with so much life and beauty lolo..Thank you for this amazing tribute to life <3 So touching and inspiriing.