Tales by Light

There's a small montage of photos of Orlando Bloom "UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador", hanging out with various press-worthy impoverished brown and black people. But the people are either obscured by Orlando's head or out of focus.

He spends the rest of his screen time tip-toeing around trash, trying to not get his boots muddy, complaining about the smell in front of the people that have to live there and looking utterly revolted at everyone and everything, all the time.

This episode/unicef advert, doesn't attempt to discuss the political/economic reasons behind why these people are so neglected or what can be done to raise them out of poverty and neither does Bloom (but I'm assuming it's donate to unicef).

One of the finest and spectacular documentaries ever created, although it is not a technical documentary about photography, the filming along with the video, make this spectacular documentary something unmissable, recommended for all those who enjoy freedom and nature. Simply excellent.

A show that educates you about animals, culture, social issues, and travel through the lense of a camera. It's captivating.

The short 30 minute episodes have been shot all over the world featuring different travel photographers who explain why they enjoy their profession so much. Great for inspiration, with lots of cultures and natural places covered. After watching the full first series I went out to complete some landscape and documentary photography myself!

The Series was filmed in 6k and 4k with broadcasters capable of almost broadcasting it in HD. The film is nothing short of a visual festival that tantalizes your senses and keeps you inspired to watch further.

Each episode has it's own unique photographer taking us on a journey to a beautiful setting with worthwhile talent to capture the ultimate photograph.

This mini series is unique in that it uses modern technology to capture photographs in remote locations around the world.

From Nepal to Africa, the crew capture unique photographs deserving of a world wide audience, whether you have an interest in photography or not.