Trying ou tthe tiny planet effect with the @DJI AIR 2S Wanting to buy the new DJI Air 2S? Click on this link and support the channel: https://click.dji.com/AETeb2xuMuDuP-5sfeZZnQ?pm=link Get the LUT file I use with the @DJI AIr 2S here http://bit.ly/DJIAIR2SLUT Dont forget to subscribe to the Drone Kings in Darwin just by clicking on this link. http://bit.ly/DroneKingsinDarwin This family friendly video was filmed with the DJI AIR 2S at Darwin in the Northern Territory. Don't be an armchair traveller - Looking for a holiday destination? Come and visit the top end of Australia. The northern territory has so much amazing locations to visit. #DarwinAustralia #familyfriendly #familyfriendlyvideo #family #friendly EQUIPMENT: DJI AIR 2S Dont forget to click on the cards that pop up in the top right corner during the video - let me know what you think of the channel. Don't forget to subscribe to Drone Kings in Darwin - we have a lot more videos coming this year. Want to publicise your drone videos - come and check out http://bit.ly/RedditFromtheAir - its free to join Reddit and post your videos Use this link to get $5 FREE Kogan credit - http://bit.ly/KoganReferAFriend Want to get into uploading videos and get them noticed (just like this one). Then get TubeBuddy - helps with tags, thumbnails and other stuff. There is a free version but you get more features with the paid. Click on this link to get TubeBuddy. http://bit.ly/TubeBuddyReferral ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3G1obPliNo

A new feature of the Darwin Cenotaph renewal is the creation of an eternal flame lit with LED lighting within a new forecourt at the entrance to the Cenotaph area. An eternal flame is widely accepted as a symbol of eternal life. An eternal flame at a war memorial symbolizes perpetual gratitude towards, and remembrance of, its war dead. Standing In The Sun by Punch Deck | https://soundcloud.com/punch-deck Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US Dont forget to subscribe to the Drone Kings in Darwin just by clicking on this link. http://bit.ly/DroneKingsinDarwin Digital graphics thanks to the power of mTracker 3D from @mot This family friendly video was filmed with the GoPro Hero 8 Black at Darwin in the Northern Territory. Don't be an armchair traveller - Looking for a holiday destination? Come and visit the top end of Australia. The northern territory has so much amazing locations to visit. #DarwinAustralia #familyfriendly #familyfriendlyvideo #family #friendly EQUIPMENT: GoPro Hero 8 Black Dont forget to click on the cards that pop up in the top right corner during the video - let me know what you think of the channel. Don't forget to subscribe to Drone Kings in Darwin - we have a lot more videos coming this year. Want to publicise your drone videos - come and check out http://bit.ly/RedditFromtheAir - its free to join Reddit and post your videos Use this link to get $5 FREE Kogan credit - http://bit.ly/KoganReferAFriend Want to get into uploading videos and get them noticed (just like this one). Then get TubeBuddy - helps with tags, thumbnails and other stuff. There is a free version but you get more features with the paid. Click on this link to get TubeBuddy. http://bit.ly/TubeBuddyReferral ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqGCr0DevDw

The Brisbane City Botanic Gardens light up when the sun goes down, becoming a technicolour wonderland designed and curated to highlight the park’s unique features. The self-guided experience follows an illuminated 2km trail through the Brisbane city park. Journey beneath glowing tree canopies filled with colour, through sparkling tunnels of shimmering light and alongside neon roots bursting from the undergrowth.Stroll alongside larger-than-life flowers and neon roots bursting from the undergrowth and amble through sparkling tunnels of light or under giant poppies suspended high in the night sky. This uniquely created immersive experience takes you on a journey of the senses through light, colour and sounds, showcasing the gardens as never seen before. These breathtaking lightworks follow a two kilometre path to create an after-dark oasis of botanical brilliance. A Single coloured perspective tunnel of 14 half arches line the path. Culture Creative is a creative project and production management company based in England. The Company works across a wide range of cultural fields including art, sport, heritage, tourism, festivals and events, developing projects from concept to delivery. Since 2013 Culture Creative has worked closely with Sony Music to create Lightscape and Christmas themed trails in various venues across the UK and overseas. https://www.brisbanefestival.com.au/whats-on/lightscape/artists-and-installations @brisbanefestivaltv ? Music - In the temple garden by @contactkennya ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipNDYplc3cw

USS Peary (DD-226) was a Clemson-class destroyer of the United States Navy. She was commissioned in 1920 and sunk by Japanese aircraft at Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, on 19 February 1942. Peary was moored at Cavite, Philippines, when news of the Pearl Harbor raid reached her and was caught in the raid on the Cavite Navy Yard, Philippines, two days later. On the early afternoon of 10 December more than 50 two-engined high level bombers appeared over Cavite and, cruising leisurely above the range of anti-aircraft fire, destroyed practically the entire base. Peary, tied up at a small pier, took one bomb forward which damaged the superstructure and stack and killed eight of her crew. She found herself in a precarious position, as fires began to set off torpedo warheads in a torpedo overhaul shop on the wharf next to her. USS Whippoorwill towed her out. Whippoorwill and USS Pillsbury came alongside and their fire hoses extinguished the fire in five minutes. Her commanding officer, Commander H. H. Keith was wounded in this engagement and was relieved by Commander J. M. Bermingham. On 26 December 1941, Peary was underway when the Japanese came over again and dropped several bombs near the ship. By the morning of 27 December, Peary was in Campomanes Bay, Negros Island, where she decided to put in for the day. Her crew camouflaged her with green paint and palm fronds, hoping to elude Japanese patrol bombers. Five passed overhead without spotting the ship that morning and when darkness fell she set out through the Celebes Sea for Makassar Strait. A Japanese bomber spotted Peary the next morning, and shadowed her until early afternoon when three other bombers joined her in a two-hour attack. The planes dropped 500-pound (230 kg) bombs and then launched two torpedoes only 500 yards (460 m) from the ship. Peary quickly backed on one engine and both torpedoes narrowly missed the bow. Seconds later, two more missed the stern by ten yards (9.1 m). The bombers then withdrew. The New Year found Peary at Darwin, Australia. During January and a part of February, she operated out of Darwin, principally on anti-submarine patrol. On 15–16 February, Peary took part in a mission to transport reinforcements and supplies to Allied forces in Dutch Timor, but this was aborted after coming under intense air attack. On 19 February 1942 Darwin experienced a massive Japanese air attack. Peary was attacked by Japanese dive bombers, and was struck by five bombs. The first bomb exploded on the fantail, the second, an incendiary, on the galley deck house; the third did not explode; the fourth hit forward and set off the forward ammunition magazines; the fifth, another incendiary, exploded in the after engine room. A .30 caliber machine gun on the after deck house and a .50 caliber machine gun on the galley deck house fired until the last enemy plane flew away. Lost with the ship were 88 officers and men, including Bermingham. There were 53 enlisted survivors and one officer, LTJG R.L. Johnson. LT W.J. Catlett, who was ashore during Peary's final battle, was tasked with writing the official US Navy report on the sinking. Peary was the first destroyer of the Asiatic Fleet to be sunk in World War II. She was struck from the Navy List on 8 May 1942. In July 2020 an announcement was made by the Northern Territory government that the propellers from the ship had been found some kilometres from the known wreck site, prompting further investigation into Peary's final battle. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Peary_(DD-226) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fhn30mayPw