Canada Day (2007) Fireworks by Frank Zandvliet of the Osoyoos Fireworks Committee. Soundtrack is composed, performed and engineered by Ken Repkow of The Master Factory Studio in Osoyoos, B.C. David Lynch of the Okanagan Webcasting Network was the announcer. This was the largest fireworks display in the entire nation on Canada Day, with over $50,000 and thousands of man-hours spent in preparation. Ken put hundreds of volunteer hours into preparing the soundtrack. Frank spent hundreds MORE hours than he normally would have, synchronizing his fireworks display to Ken's awesome soundtrack. Video is courtesy Ken Repkow.

This is a five minute high-speed video of fourty minutes of footage of the moon coming out from under the earth's shadow during a total lunar eclipse. Playing in the background is a couple of tracks from Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon. The video doesn't capture the coppery glaze the moon had while sitting in the shadow of the earth, but there's plenty of detail, and the Floyd doesn't hurt. I had to reposition the camera several times, as the moon disappeared from view, punctuating some of the musical riffs with visual movement :)