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Director of photography Ian Kellett makes an impression with cows at a farm in Maryland
Crew Shot of the Day: November 6, 2010
By Anonymous | November 6, 2010
Director of photography Ian Kellett gets up close and personal while filming a group of curious cows at a farm near Frederick, Maryland. The Expedition Blue Planet crew were in the area working on the Expedition's film on the Chesapeake Bay water system. © Blue Legacy/Oscar Durand
Exploring the Cheseapeake Bay Watershed
Crew Shots of the Day: November 1, 2010
By Anonymous | November 2, 2010
Alexandra Cousteau and the Expedition Blue Planet crew film at the heart of the Potomac River Gorge, downstream from Great Falls, working on the Expedition's film on the Chesapeake Bay water system. The Potomac River Gorge is 15 miles away from America's capital city.
Photographing the Chocolate River in Moncton, New Brunswick
Crew Shot of the Day: October 20, 2010
By Anonymous | October 21, 2010
Expedition photographer Oscar Durand (who is normally behind the cameras not in front of them) takes photographs on a ledge overlooking the Petitcodiac River underneath the controversial causeway that blocks the critical link between the river and the sea. The Petitcodiac River is affectionately called the "Chocolate River" because of the brown silt suspended in its waters.
© Blue Legacy/Anne Casselman
Exploring the Petitcodiac river in New Brunswick
Crew Shot of the Day: October 18, 2010
By Anonymous | October 19, 2010
Expedition Blue Planet crew members Sean Solowiej, Christoph Schwaiger, and Anne Casselman, from left, interview Petitcodiac Riverkeeper Marco Morency, second from right, in front of the Petitcodiac causeway in Moncton, New Brunswick, on Monday, October 18, 2010.
© Blue Legacy/Oscar Durand
Christoph Schwaiger and Oscar Durand climb up high to get a full view of solar panels in Strawberry Plains, Tennessee
Crew Shots of the Day: September 28 2010
By Anonymous | September 29, 2010
© Blue Legacy/ Ali Sanderson
Our intrepid cameraman Christoph and photographer Oscar climb to the highest peak they can to get the full view of the 4608 solar panels making 1 MW of energy for the Knoxville energy grid.
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