Motion controlled dolly push wide angle daytime timelapse shot of the statue "Atis Tirma" in the City of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Cloudy day, clouds passing behind the monument. Dramatic perspective, low angle. Atis Tirma is a work of Manuel Bethencourt, represents the suicide of several aboriginals (guanche) of the island instead of surrending to Spanish during the conquest in 1481–1483. On 29 April 1483 Guayarmina Semidán, considered to be queen of Gran Canaria, surrendered at Ansite Fortress. On the same day Chief Bentejuí and his shaman-advisor Faycán committed suicide by jumping off a cliff while shouting Atis Tirma (for my land). Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Canary Islands, Spain 5760x3840 resolution available upon request 2012_05_GranCanaria_FullRes_ProRes_20.03.01.mov

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