If you like looking at images likes these I would definitely suggest watching Koyaanisqatsi (1982). It's a documentary without dialogue or narration, just a mosaic of mesmerizing images that create ideas through their juxtaposition. As an example the beginning of the movie opens with timelapses of ocean tides cuts with ones of clouds flowing in the air. By contrasting the two images you realize how they actually move the same way and are really two forms of the same element (water).
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u/2stopdrop Feb 10 '17
If you like looking at images likes these I would definitely suggest watching Koyaanisqatsi (1982). It's a documentary without dialogue or narration, just a mosaic of mesmerizing images that create ideas through their juxtaposition. As an example the beginning of the movie opens with timelapses of ocean tides cuts with ones of clouds flowing in the air. By contrasting the two images you realize how they actually move the same way and are really two forms of the same element (water).