Aerial 5K drone footage of the Alps and the Dolomiti (Dolomites) mountains in Italy and Switzerland. Featuring mountain passes, famous spots as well as less know ones, like the Passo San Marco. Enjoy the beautiful Grimsel Pass, Furka Pass, Passo del Gran San Bernardo, Sella Pass, the Sassolungo / Langkofel towering at over 3,100 meters (over 10,000 feet). A glimpse into pristine nature and perfect integration between humans and nature (Yes IT IS POSSIBLE!).  How many 'humans can you spot in this video and how many animals?

I've watched through a couple of times. Magnificent as always. I've spotted several groups of people and one guy on his own doing what looked like T'ai chi on a hilltop. Two people on toboggans in the trees. One group of 5 on a lower peak. The only thing which I thought may have been an animal was at distance on the ice/snow slope near the end. But it was so small my eyes may have deceived me. I shall have to watch again, for sure!   Brilliant.

I'm so intrigued, I played this yet again at half speed to see what I may have missed. The guy rowing across the lake, I did spot earlier but forgot to mention.  When the drone is descending and stops where there's a group of four or five guys stood watching - is that your group?    Still not sure of any animals.

Lovely video.
I spotted a couple

Amazing footage, the scenery it's perfect.  I didn't look for people,  but I saw what looks to me as a shark in 3:35 the mountain looks like a shark head or a crocodile... but what came to my mind first was a shark.  Congratulations on your work,  its amazing.

Beautiful footage.   

Amazing footage.    Great job.

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-22 16:55
Amazing footage.    Great job.

Thank you DowntownRDB

beautiful footage!

ElectricLife Atellani Posted at 10-23 05:59
Thank you DowntownRDB

You're very welcome.  

Hello there ElectricLife Atellani. Good day and thank you for posting this beautiful video you have filmed and created. Great work and thank you for your support. .

Nice video thanks for sharing

Wow nice work