Neat views of Scotland, as the nation steams toward a vote on independence from the United Kingdom.
A still capture from the film, Dynamic Scotland.
Roger Jackaman created it: Dynamic Scotland
Jackaman said:
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I took more than 10,000 photos during the making of this of which 6-7000 made the final cut. Itwas filmed mainly in and around Edinburgh but also includes some scenes from the Glencoe area.Music licensed by: “Moonlight Reprise” by Kai Engel (http://kaiengelmusic.wix.co…)
Tip of the old scrub brush to CBS News Twitter feed. Thanks to Mr. Jackaman for putting it up on YouTube, also. It deserves more than 3,196 views.
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