Warner Brothers officially made the announcement that shooting has commenced on the sequel to last year’s swords, sandals and mythical Gods epic “Clash of the Titans”.

According the official release  the film go on to shoot in Surrey and Wales, then heads to the Tenerife, Canary Islands, a place that film fans may recall where parts of the original “Planet of the apes” shot decades ago. It’s expected that the movie will be using the barron landscapes of Mount Teide on the island.

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Another amazing timelapse taken in Tenerife, this time by Daniel López, a photographer/astrophotographer based in Tenerife.

El Cielo de Canarias / Canary sky – Tenerife from Daniel López on Vimeo.

Some scenes of the video:

- “The Cathedral” in the plain of Ucanca, night shot with the planet Jupiter across the scene.
- El Arbol de Piedra (Roque Cinchado) with a Tajinaste pointing to Polaris.
- Tajinastes “night”, The Red Tajinaste, endemism Canario blooming in spring.
- The “hat” in the Teide. Formation of a cloud known as cap at the peak of Teide.
- “Waterfalls of clouds crossing the mountains and rivers of multicolored clouds.
- Sea of clouds crashing against the mountains as it did the sea.
- Large pool of water in the plain of Ucanca lenticular clouds where stars are reflected.
- Tajinastes night with the Milky Way taken out on the horizon with a dolly track.
- Video of the sun setting and a double green flash. ”
- Pleiades and the Andromeda galaxy between rocks in the mines of San Jose.
- Scenes spectacular sunset in the Teide National Park with clouds and moving dolly.
- ArcoIris from the Teide National Park.
- Multicolor Halos around the moon.
- Clouds remain stationary hours at the site are changing their colors as the sunset

¡Enhorabuena!* Daniel.

(*Congratulation)

During last of his visits of “El Teide” in Tenerife, Spain’s highest mountain, Terje Sorgjerd make this amazing timelapse video. In his own words, “one of the best places in the world to photograph the stars”, T. Sorgjerd captured the very essence of the sky above the Canary Islands: the density of stars you can see here isn’t comparable with the sky in other part of Europe.

The Mountain from Terje Sorgjerd on Vimeo.

But also the “mar de nubes” (ocean of clouds) is breathtaking moment in the video, it’s like you can feel the wind swirling the clouds around you.

Bravo Terje!