I have just finished my footage and would like to read your comments about this:

Hello and good day Spacer2711. Thank you for sharing this amazing video you have filmed. The windmill looks amazing from the air. Great work and have a safe flight always. .

I loved the footage, great job

Beautiful!

"Sancho, my lance!"

Beautiful video. Thanks.

Great job!  I loved the bird capture.

You have captured the windmills beautifully.  thanks for sharing.

WOW! Amazing footage! Great job, especially the sequence with the birds! Many thanks for sharing with us!

Beautiful footage, thanks for sharing

Great footage

This is terrific!  If you get a chance I would encourage you to upload this to the AirVuz drone video sharing site.  We have a curated collection of drone videos fromthe Netherlands and we'd love to feature this in it:

AirVuz Netherlands Collection

Is it from Skypixel?
Because I can't watch it.
Very strange.

Excellent footage.  The mist and the wildlife really added to the windmill images.  If you are the narrator, you REALLY sound like David Attenborough (at least to me).  Nicely done...

Montfrooij Posted at 1-2 01:15
Is it from Skypixel?
Because I can't watch it.
Very strange.

Yep. It is from Skypixel:

https://www.skypixel.com/videos/ ... -in-the-netherlands

RWD Posted at 1-3 00:01
Excellent footage.  The mist and the wildlife really added to the windmill images.  If you are the narrator, you REALLY sound like David Attenborough (at least to me).  Nicely done...

Thank you for your kind compliment but I think my vote is very different. Final Cut Pro has helped me a lot, but I am not there yet.

Spacer2711 Posted at 1-4 05:49
Yep. It is from Skypixel:

https://www.skypixel.com/videos/forgotten-windmills-in-the-netherlands

I had a problem with Skypixel due to cookies (blocking them)

I like the misty atmosphere. Waitng for the flowers in spring ;-)

aeropic Posted at 1-4 10:48
I like the misty atmosphere. Waitng for the flowers in spring ;-)

The flowers in the spring are always a pleasant challenge. The tulip fields are approximately 30 km from the area where these recordings were made.