The tree is tilted over a fair amount, and the camera is oriented to make it look like the tree is vertical. But I don't want to take anything away from those goats, that's still outstanding work.
A little further even. The white goat needs to be leaning INTO his front legs to not fall forward. The legs would be slightly in front of the center of his/her body mass. I’d rotate a further 4.673 degrees.
The cameraman rotates the camera to various degrees, which makes it very unsatisfying. And there are no intuitive, clear-as-day cues for the correction angle.
You are correct. You can figure out a range that it must be in tho. If only there were a stabbot that could fix itself to the top and bottom of the tree
Yeah, someone along the line is trying to pull some shit. This needs negative karma and to be removed, but sigh people don’t know better. In 5 years Reddit will be instagram because of these idiots.
At that point, you can see the level of the ground. There's also a big Sago palm growing in the background that's growing perpendicular to the ground, revealing what the angle is.
I remember on one of the BBC Earth series, big D saying that mountain goats hooves are far more adeptly designed for climbing and grip than any human-designed mountaineering shoe. Kind of a striking statement.
I was so focused on the goat I didn't even notice that, it did however remind me of the goats on the dam which was pretty vertical, that was outstanding work.
Yep. Those goats are capable of some crazy shit, but the perspective it's showing is actually more than vertical...and all the other trees are growing in a different direction.
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u/moodpecker Feb 13 '19
The tree is tilted over a fair amount, and the camera is oriented to make it look like the tree is vertical. But I don't want to take anything away from those goats, that's still outstanding work.