The individual responsible for most blogs at FiveSix Productions is quite the character. Their blog posts fall short of the eloquence, sophistication, and intelligence seen in those at F11 Rentals. *BURN!* Recently, they posted about a trivial picture of stars, but I have something more impressive: a photograph that holds the current world record for distance landscape photography. This single-exposure image, taken from the Pyrenees along the borders of France, Spain, and Andorra, captures the French Alps near Italy and Switzerland. Remarkably, the furthest visible peak is 443 kilometers away—equivalent to 275.267 miles. Imagine standing on the Stratosphere in Las Vegas and photographing the Hollywood Hills! For our East Coast friends, it’s akin to standing in Providence, Rhode Island (beware of the mafia!) and capturing a shot of Billy Penn atop Philadelphia City Hall! While I’m not one for math, you can explore more about this astonishing feat on the designated webpage. Visit it right now! If you’re inspired to take on the challenge yourself, just head over to your favorite Las Vegas video production rental company—and that’s us, not the others! F11 Rentals offers the Canon R5c or, for those splurging, the Sony Burano, along with a 100-400mm lens and two doublers to get you started.
