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

Kamil Simen (Camille Seaman): Slike lovca na oluje

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Fotografkinja Kamil Simen juri za olujama već 5 godina. U ovom govoru pokazuje divne, nadrealne fotografije nebesa u metežu.
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TED Senior Fellow Camille Seaman photographs big ice and big clouds. Full bio

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00:12
Everything is interconnectedмеђусобно повезане.
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Sve je povezano.
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As a ShinnecockShinnecocka IndianIndijanac, I was raisedОдгојен to know this.
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Kao Indijanku iz plemena Šinekok,
odgajali su me sa ovim na umu.
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We are a smallмали fishingpecanje tribeплеме
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Mi smo malo ribarsko pleme
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situatedналази се on the southeasternјугоисточно tipСавет of Long IslandOstrvo
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sa jugoistočnog vrha Long Ajlenda
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nearблизу the townГрад of SouthamptonSouthampton in NewNovi YorkYork.
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blizu grada Sauthemptona
u Njujorku.
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When I was a little girlдевојка,
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Kada sam bila mala,
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my grandfatherдеда tookузела me to sitседите outsideспоља in the sunсунце on a hotвруће summerлето day.
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deda me je vodio da sedim
na suncu na toplom letnjem danu.
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There were no cloudsоблаци in the skyнебо.
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Na nebu nije bilo oblaka.
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And after a while I beganпочела to perspirese znojim.
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Nakon nekog vremena
počela bih da se znojim.
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And he pointedпоказао up to the skyнебо, and he said,
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A on bi pokazao na nebo
i rekao:
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"Look, do you see that?
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"Gledaj, vidiš li to?
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That's partдео of you up there.
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To tamo je deo tebe.
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That's your waterвода that helpsпомаже to make the cloudоблак
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To je tvoja voda koja pomaže
da se stvori oblak
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that becomesпостаје the rainкиша that feedsхрани the plantsбиљке
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koji postaje kiša
koja hrani biljke
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that feedsхрани the animalsЖивотиње."
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koje hrane životinje."
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In my continuedнаставио explorationистраживање of subjectsпредмети in natureприрода
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U mom trajnom istraživanju
predmeta u prirodi
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that have the abilityспособност to illustrateилустровати the interconnectioninterkonekcija of all life,
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koji imaju sposobnost ilustrovanja
povezanosti svega živog,
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I startedпочела stormолуја chasingЦхасинг in 2008
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počela sam
da jurim oluje 2008.,
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after my daughterћерка said, "MomMama, you should do that."
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nakon što je moja ćerka rekla:
"Mama, trebalo bi to da uradiš."
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And so threeтри daysдана laterкасније, drivingвожња very fastбрзо,
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Tri dana kasnije,
vozeći veoma brzo,
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I foundнашао myselfЈа сам stalkingproganjanje a singleједно typeтип of giantгигант cloudоблак calledпозвани the superСупер cellмобилни,
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našla sam se kako uhodim posebnu vrstu
ogromnog oblaka koji se zove superćelija
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capableспособан of producingпроизводњу grapefruit-sizegrejpfrut-veličina hailPozdrav
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i koji je sposoban da stvori
grad veličine grejpfruta
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and spectacularспектакуларно tornadoestornada,
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i spektakularne tornade,
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althoughиако only two percentпроценат actuallyзаправо do.
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iako to radi zapravo
samo dva procenta.
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These cloudsоблаци can growрасту so bigвелики, up to 50 milesмиља wideшироко
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Ovi oblaci mogu toliko da porastu,
do 80km u širinu
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and reachдостигнути up to 65,000 feetстопала into the atmosphereатмосферу.
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i da dostignu visine
do 19km u atmosferi.
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They can growрасту so bigвелики, blockingblokiranje all daylightbela dana,
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Mogu da porastu toliko
da blokiraju svu svetlost
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makingстварање it very darkтамно and ominousЗлобно standingстојећи underиспод them.
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čineći stajanje ispod njih
veoma mračnim i pretećim.
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StormOluja chasingЦхасинг is a very tactiledodirom experienceискуство.
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Jurenje za olujama
je veoma čulno iskustvo.
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There's a warmтопло, moistvlažna windветер blowingдува at your back
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U leđa vam duva topao,
vlažan vetar
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and the smellмирис of the earthземља, the wheatпшеница, the grassтрава, the chargedнаплаћено particlesчестице.
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i osetite miris zemlje, pšenice,
trave, naelektrisanih čestica.
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And then there are the colorsбоје in the cloudsоблаци
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A tu su i boje u oblacima
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of hailPozdrav formingформирање, the greensZeleni and the turquoisetirkiz bluesbluz.
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kada se stvara grad,
zelene i tirkizno plave.
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I've learnedнаучио to respectпоштовање the lightningмуња.
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Naučila sam da poštujem munje.
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My hairкоса used to be straightравно.
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Moja kosa je nekad bila ravna.
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(LaughterSmeh)
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(Smeh)
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I'm just kiddingшалим се.
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Samo se šalim.
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(LaughterSmeh)
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(Smeh)
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What really excitesузбуђује me about these stormsoluje
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Kod ovih oluja me zaista uzbuđuje
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is theirњихова movementпокрет, the way they swirlSwirl and spinзавртети and undulateundulate,
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njihovo kretanje, način na koji se
uvijaju, okreću i talasaju se,
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with theirњихова lavaлава lamp-likelampa kao mammatusmammatus cloudsоблаци.
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sa njihovim mamatus oblacima,
nalik lava-lampama.
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They becomeпостати lovelyдивно monstersčudovišta.
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Postaju divna čudovišta.
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When I'm photographingфотографисање them,
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Kada ih fotografišem,
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I cannotне може help but rememberзапамтити my grandfather'sdede lessonлекцију.
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ne mogu da se ne setim
lekcije mog dede.
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As I standстој underиспод them,
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Dok stojim pod njima,
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I see not just a cloudоблак,
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ne vidim samo oblak,
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but understandРазумем that what I have the privilegeпривилегија to witnessсведок
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već razumem da to čemu imam
privilegiju da prisustvujem
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is the sameисти forcesсиле, the sameисти processпроцес in a small-scaleмала versionверзија
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su iste sile,
isti procesi manjih razmera
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that helpedпомогао to createстворити our galaxyгалаксија, our solarсоларни systemсистем, our sunсунце
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koji su pomogli da se stvori naša galaksija,
solarni sistem, naše sunce
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and even this very planetПланета.
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i čak i ova planeta.
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All my relationsвезе. Thank you.
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Svi smo povezani.
Hvala vam.
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(ApplauseAplauz)
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(Aplauz)
Translated by Mile Živković
Reviewed by Ivana Korom

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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