ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Camille Seaman - Photographer
TED Senior Fellow Camille Seaman photographs big ice and big clouds.

Why you should listen

Camille Seaman takes photographs all over the world using digital and film cameras in multiple formats. Since 2003, her work has concentrated on the fragile environment of the polar regions. Her current project concerns the beauty of natural environments in Siberia. 

Seaman's photographs have been published in Newsweek, Outside, Zeit Wissen, Men's Journal and more, and she has self-published many books on themes like “My China” and “Melting Away: Polar Images” through Fastback Creative Books, a company that she co-founded. In 2008, she was honored with a one-person exhibition, The Last Iceberg, at the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC.

Read the TED Blog's Q&A with Camille Seaman >>

Browse a gallery of stormcloud photos >>

More profile about the speaker
Camille Seaman | Speaker | TED.com
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Camille Seaman: Photos from a storm chaser

Camille Seaman: Fotografije lovca na oluje

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Fotografkinja Camille Seaman lovac je na oluje posljednjih pet godina. U ovom govoru pokazuje iznenađujuće, nestvarne fotografije uznemirenog neba.
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TED Senior Fellow Camille Seaman photographs big ice and big clouds. Full bio

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Everything is interconnectedpovezan.
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Sve je međusobno povezano.
Kao Indijanka iz plemena Shinnecock,
odgajana sam s tim uvjerenjem.
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As a ShinnecockShinnecocka IndianIndijski, I was raiseduzdignut to know this.
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Mi smo malo ribarsko pleme
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We are a smallmali fishingribolov tribepleme
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situatedsmješten on the southeasternjugoistočni tipSavjet of Long IslandOtok
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smješteno na jugoistočnom kraju Long Islanda,
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nearblizu the towngrad of SouthamptonSouthampton in NewNovi YorkYork.
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blizu grada Southamptona, država New York.
Kad sam bila djevojčica,
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When I was a little girldjevojka,
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djed me za vrućih ljetnih dana
vodio da sjedim vani na suncu.
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my grandfatherdeda tookuzeo me to sitsjediti outsideizvan in the sunsunce on a hotvruće summerljeto day.
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Na nebu nije bilo oblaka.
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There were no cloudsoblaci in the skynebo.
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Nakon određenog vremena počela sam se znojiti.
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And after a while I beganpočeo to perspireznojimo.
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And he pointedšiljast up to the skynebo, and he said,
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Pokazao je na nebo i rekao:
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"Look, do you see that?
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"Gle, vidiš li ono?
Ondje gore je dio tebe.
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That's partdio of you up there.
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Tvoja voda pomaže stvoriti oblak
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That's your watervoda that helpspomaže to make the cloudoblak
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koji postaje kiša koja hrani biljke,
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that becomespostaje the rainkiša that feedsfeedovi the plantsbilje
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a one hrane životinje."
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that feedsfeedovi the animalsživotinje."
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U mojem neprestanom istraživanju stvari u prirodi,
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In my continuedi dalje explorationistraživanje of subjectsteme in naturepriroda
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that have the abilitysposobnost to illustrateilustrirati the interconnectionmeđusobnu povezanost of all life,
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koje mogu dočarati
međusobnu povezanost svega živoga,
2008. godine počela sam loviti oluje
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I startedpočeo stormoluja chasingjurnjava in 2008
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nakon što mi je kći rekla: "Mama, to trebaš raditi!".
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after my daughterkći said, "MomMama, you should do that."
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Tri dana kasnije, vozeći se veoma brzo,
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And so threetri daysdana laterkasnije, drivingvožnja very fastbrzo,
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zatekla sam se kako pratim jednu vrstu
ogromnog oblaka zvanog superćelijski oblak
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I foundpronađeno myselfsebe stalkingstabljika a singlesingl typetip of giantgigantski cloudoblak calledzvao the supersuper cellćelija,
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koji može proizvesti tuču veličine grejpa,
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capablesposoban of producingproizvodnju grapefruit-sizegrejp-veličina hailPozdrav
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i spektakularna tornada,
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and spectacularspektakularan tornadoestornada,
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althoughiako only two percentposto actuallyzapravo do.
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iako ih tek 2% doista i proizvede.
Ti oblaci mogu postati veliki, do 80 km širine,
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These cloudsoblaci can growrasti so bigvelika, up to 50 milesmilja wideširok
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i dosegnuti do 20 km visine.
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and reachdohvatiti up to 65,000 feetnoge into the atmosphereatmosfera.
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They can growrasti so bigvelika, blockingblokiranje all daylightljetno,
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Mogu postati toliko veliki
da zaklanjaju svu dnevnu svjetlost
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makingizrađivanje it very darkmrak and ominouszloslutan standingstajati underpod them.
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te je zato pod njima vrlo mračno i zloslutno.
Lov na oluje je vrlo opipljivo iskustvo.
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StormOluja chasingjurnjava is a very tactiletaktilne experienceiskustvo.
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There's a warmtoplo, moistvlažne windvjetar blowingpuhanje at your back
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Topao i vlažan zrak puše vam u leđa,
osjećate miris zemlje, žita, trave, nabijene čestice.
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and the smellmiris of the earthZemlja, the wheatpšenica, the grasstrava, the chargedoptužen particlesčestice.
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Tu su i boje oblaka
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And then there are the colorsboje in the cloudsoblaci
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kod nastajanja tuče, zelena i tirkizno plava.
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of hailPozdrav formingformiranje, the greenszelje and the turquoisetirkiz bluesBlues.
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I've learnednaučeno to respectpoštovanje the lightningmunja.
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Naučila sam poštivati munje.
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My hairdlaka used to be straightravno.
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Moja kosa je prije bila ravna.
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(LaughterSmijeh)
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(Smijeh)
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I'm just kiddingšale.
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Šalim se.
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(LaughterSmijeh)
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(Smijeh)
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What really excitesuzbuđuje me about these stormsoluje
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Kod oluja me najviše uzbuđuje
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is theirnjihov movementpokret, the way they swirlvrtlog and spinzavrtiti and undulateundulate,
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njihovo kretanje, način na koji se
kovitlaju i okreću i valjaju,
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with theirnjihov lavalava lamp-likelampa, kao mammatusmammatus cloudsoblaci.
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sa svojim okruglastim oblacima, mamatusima.
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They becomepostati lovelylijep monstersčudovišta.
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Postanu ljupka čudovišta.
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When I'm photographingfotografiranje them,
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Kad ih slikam,
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I cannotNe možete help but rememberzapamtiti my grandfather'sDjed je lessonlekcija.
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ne mogu ne sjetiti se djedove priče.
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As I standstajati underpod them,
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Dok stojim pod njima,
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I see not just a cloudoblak,
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ne vidim samo oblak,
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but understandrazumjeti that what I have the privilegeprivilegija to witnesssvjedok
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već razumijem da imam čast svjedočiti
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is the sameisti forcessnaga, the sameisti processpostupak in a small-scaleu sitnoj razmjeri versionverzija
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istim silama, istim procesima u umanjenom obliku,
koji su pomogli stvoriti našu galaktiku,
naš Sunčev sustav, naše Sunce,
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that helpedpomogao to createstvoriti our galaxygalaksija, our solarsolarni systemsistem, our sunsunce
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pa čak i ovaj naš planet.
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and even this very planetplaneta.
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Sve moje veze. Hvala.
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All my relationsodnosi. Thank you.
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(Pljesak)
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Translated by Suzana Barić
Reviewed by Mladen Barešić

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Camille Seaman - Photographer
TED Senior Fellow Camille Seaman photographs big ice and big clouds.

Why you should listen

Camille Seaman takes photographs all over the world using digital and film cameras in multiple formats. Since 2003, her work has concentrated on the fragile environment of the polar regions. Her current project concerns the beauty of natural environments in Siberia. 

Seaman's photographs have been published in Newsweek, Outside, Zeit Wissen, Men's Journal and more, and she has self-published many books on themes like “My China” and “Melting Away: Polar Images” through Fastback Creative Books, a company that she co-founded. In 2008, she was honored with a one-person exhibition, The Last Iceberg, at the National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC.

Read the TED Blog's Q&A with Camille Seaman >>

Browse a gallery of stormcloud photos >>

More profile about the speaker
Camille Seaman | Speaker | TED.com