Selected film
Silaging in motion.
Aerial footage following the forage harvester as it fills the trailer alongside it.
12-second excerpt · No sound
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Silaging from above
Aerial photography and film of silaging, following the forage harvester and trailers across the field.
Explore the 3-image collectionAbout the project
This collection follows the silaging operation from above. Closer aerial views show the forage harvester filling the trailer alongside it, while overhead photographs show the working rows and the wider field.
The short film excerpt follows the machines working together, complementing the photographs with a moving view of the operation.
Selected film
Aerial footage following the forage harvester as it fills the trailer alongside it.
12-second excerpt · No sound
Explore the images ↓The collection
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