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I went to Saint Helena the other day and shot this video while passing by the vines. I was trying out the shutter speed on the HDC-SD5 that I got recently. I think it was set at 1/8000 shutter. I didn't realize how much gain the camera would pump into the image in order to bring it up to exposure, so the image suffered quite a bit. Still kinda cool though.
Vines from Dridge on Vimeo.

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