what secrets lie behind me discover new adventures in 360 degree and explore the fascinating world heritage sites, the v w world heritage 3 pm. now the the photo susan, sunny location faster and the time for this goes through love to be where the action is. we'll see how he feels up for celebrities, for his work, which is in demand all over the world. hi everyone. welcome to another edition of your max with me, your host, meghan lead. and here's a look at what else we've got coming up. why one american born

a singer loves the old all the blues. and why british artist, kirsty ellison, make miniature models from direct but we kick off the show with a dive into the art world. now if you know how to snorkel or dive, you can take the funds to see underwater. ours in several parts of the world, including spain, italy, mexico, and also the british sculptor. jason did cara's taylor has made major contributions to some of these underwater museums. and his latest work can now be seen off the coast of southern france. ah, this museum is quite literally underwater. it's 6 cement sculptures are 2 and a half meters tongue in each waste over the underwater museum. in the south of

france, the coast of the city of can is now open to visitors. because the water is so shallow here, locals and tourists, and even snarky to the site. you know, it's really impressive. there was a big sculpture right in front of us. and these lovely faces in a magnificent environment. many if you knew the statues are a novelty and that will certainly be an attraction for the city residents above all for tourist. we will notice if i'm not fabulous. it's just the place the individual to observe, the beautiful natural will. coming back to life, you can keep me. that's because with his arch jason to kara, taylor also creates new habitats marine animals and plants. the british sculptor spent more than 4 years creating his latest project. first,

he had to find the perfect location. negotiate with the authorities, and the bed had been cleared of debris and wasted me. with his work, the artist and professional diver aims to raise awareness about the ocean go systems to create unique experiences. i always have this sort of vision for a long time to, to make under water. you know, it's a place that, you know, as for installations, for artistic practices and never really taken place and say, is a whole sort of new world of colors, of, of light movement of everything. you know, the whole experience is completely different. mm. for 15 years, taylor has been creating underwater sculpture parks around the globe. the world's oceans are already home to over a 1000 of his works,

whose appearance changes over time in ah, within a matter of hours you can see the small changes starting to occur. a week later, you see a film of green algae cover the whole piece. then you start to get sponges, you get carls forming fish will start to hide within the next and cranny and a lot of the textures and formations. that's the things that the human hand can ever produce. so detailed as a minute. the colors are so vibrant that we don't, we haven't invented that pilot yet. the artist works on ideas 1st projects at a studio in kent, south, east england. the sculptures are mostly created at their destinations using sustainable materials. when using lots of natural flint, we use a special type of cement that's low carbon,

that's also ph neutral so that the marine lies, can actually adhere to it and, and attached to and it doesn't cause any form of pollution. the new sculptures remodeled on the faces of 6 residents of can. they were found to be a newspaper at media. dominate is one of them. is going to think on can be people from can applied listen, go and from them, the artichoke thinks including me. when i got these teeth, i often joke me of all who never sticks her head in the water is now submerged re meters below sea level with all of eternity. great, of course i want chris, i'm jason to cares. taylor hope to create more underwater museums in the red sea are the polar regions. for example. as 2 thirds of the earth surface is covered with water, there's no lack possible locations. you know, i hope they're working on the water is a way for us to,

to look at natural environment very, very differently. you know, it's, it's not something that we earn or commodified, or resource the, you know, we can. so it's actually, you know, natural space, this interconnected with everywhere on our planet and borders and, and delineations just don't matter on the water. ah, well back on dry land, berlin base for try referred chris john schuler, has made a name for himself with his elaborate shoots and expressive motifs. now he uses hot air balloons parachutes in even circuses, for his photographs which have graced the covers of international magazine such as harper's bazaar and vogue was career. germany was given a boost by top model. heidi klune. let's find out why. when germans,

fashion photography, focus young shola sounds shooting. there is always lots of action on his photographs, the known for that comes next and imaginative staging. leave it because she's specifically, i love to tell stories. i love seeing photos not just to dimensional. the ends on the more like part of a film to the granite seats. and i'm not one to help the story quietly. mia? i'm more the type to watch what she does. she does elephant elephant shoots of the parachutes or thousands of all of them. all just a little boy who loves to play when he expresses surgery. graphs are often used to section threats, been well known magazines, even great, back to any fashion, to tell, profess did you need this chemistry between model and

photographer, is key doesn't work. you have a problem, you need to work together and they have good relations loud and be able to concentrate. it's about togetherness and that doesn't work. and you have a big problem for me since she hasn't been set. and sheila has appeared as a to help us. i am the general on the tv show family next top model alongside hope to venture us. you are among the highlights. the reason i wasn't accustomed to finding himself in this book, try to long with the models, although that was nothing unusual conditions presenter, german supermodel. time to clean out. it's great working with her. she's a real professional, who knows what she's doing and my are strong women mentioned people who can do things like that. it's rare. she's also a person that does great to work with me. and so i was really lucky that even today, kristi and shawna is working for the rapid condition of the fashion magazine has bizarre the hughes is taking in the dubai data. they start at 5 am when the

sun comes up, because when the light is the, every few shanna is trying to convey a story to pictures the whole motor for me, i get a story behind today. shoot a fairytale about a little girl who sets out to conquer the world. kind of mentioned us. the idea is that she catches the hot air balloon and the parachute type of fun has an adventure . and there is no easy, indefinite for modern. asking a minute. who's working together with christie, angela for the 1st time? ah, it's really hot and we feel did enjoy, did also the hot air balloons when i took them by my hand, and they're super, super heavy. so that's challenging slides from design.

after many years in new york and paris, christiana shola and his family all once again living in the german capital, he dealt with moving homeland and his new book individualists, donaldson artists, and characters from berlin's night life are among his favorite subjects. the haven't mentioned. i looked for people who get things rolling if it is really lived their lives the way they envision the theory force, they're not at home in front of the family. they wake up and are that isn't somebody say to their crazy asleep if they're not normal? that's crazy. but they're creating the face of tomorrow. be sure crazy. anything else would be boring on this along can surely it's working on a campaigns have been in place of europe, the biggest review the artists take place and not

usual. this time mister charlotte side is his wife, peggy addison, and i'm always on the phone. nice thing about my profession is that i get to do what i want you to. great. you create very tales admiring fantasies with people. nation, paul, we meet here at the at least i have great dancers whose fingers i think it's just one half on to make wonderful pictures and i see golf cover and everyone's going together. they're all really into it. but i'm lucky to have every day off. what more could you ask? your does, he didn't tack no matter what was the center, grasped his passion for his position is clearly visible in the it's often been said that this thing here that she's the better. but a rule of thumb when it comes to a good common bear is how happy the cow is from normandy. well, that's because when norman cows are treated well, they produce good milk,

which is key to come in there. in today's food secrets, we find out some of the other elements that go into making this famous french cheese the see, don't we don't know exactly how kevin, where originated it comes from norman, be on the day back to the year 1100. so almost a 1000 years ago, a good. there is a symbol of france. it's a very special cheese and not easy to make. it's very labor intensive that will tell us the thickness. my name's patrick and last year and a farmer who started making him embarrass 10 years ago building on monday. the

the foot by a half hours. there's no good milk. that's for certain history. i. the cows are out in the pasture at least 9 months a year. during the time i sit there all day and night when it is important for the counts nutrition, a wide variety of grasses growing faster, the greater the variety taste here. the milk or guidelines for came bear from normandy, the cows are allowed to eat. how long they spend outdoors. how often they're mil. kevin, my name is pierre bristol. bron. i'm an author and i've written a book about cam. i'm there. the i came in there from normandy is made from rom mills, which he partially scan otherwise came in there. he comes to edward. this is the most important moment in traditional cameron bear production include human bare is

made from rom, mills by hand with a ladle. that's what makes it so special if it really late or 5 times 40 minutes, a parts of one came and they're consistent to leaders and milk today are making $900.00 of them thought when that's finished it off at the time to wait. i thought on the next day and we saw a typical white mold ring can't grow on the camera there. and it goes into the 1st ripening chamber. the ripening chamber has something magical about it. and here you forget all your worries because you can smell the special sam. yeah. which is amazing. if you like, came in there. you can

tell them to 14 days when we put the change in a wooden box and we keep it here for another week until it gets finished ripening up. you know what the box was crucial to the success of cameron there. it made it easier to transport and they don't pick up. got it arrived in paris by train and was even there in the least a power emperor napoleon the 3rd on the golf course came on there. he kept in the french as little as possible. but if at all, dark, cool, playful, fight, take it out an hour before he went to your home. you know kevin bare with bread it aside from the same region. ah, cosmo. when i eat, can i see the cows in front of me when i smell them? all you want your eyes within your normandy. normally, if i draw

a day goes by when i don't eat my own cheese and the yodeling was something that farmers used to do high up in the house as a way of communicating either with their herds or with a neighboring village. but this tradition is being given a musical make over. the musician erica stucky combines yodeling with jazz elements to create a sound called new folk music. we met up with her in the elves. the sound of the o. yodeling is a long tradition here. erica stuckey. it's all about just for life and expressing it loud and clear. when can i need to sit and wait? when i joel, when i tool you're engaging a lot more with your instrument, with your entire breathing apparatus instrument, it requires quite

a lot of strength. oh i and we could a well no noodle, artist in switzerland for many years. the echo of the house fires her again and again. my name is fiona and it's like a huge the vice behind me and obviously quite differently than if i were in texas. oh ok. oh, erica stuckey has climbed the glacier countless times. it's the largest glacier in the out in steeped in legend. many of the story to become mixed with their childhood memories. but erica cookie was actually born in the us from the 1900 sixty's. when her parents been decided to move to a small swiss mountain village, it was a shock. ah phone call me shells. no. is there i was at the age of 19 coming to this area. the alec glass, straight for flower power. time was that he said,

and i had to unite in 2 different souls inside me and this is this girl that grew up in san francisco surrounded by hippies and bob dylan and janis joplin. and i'll find in suddenly the costumes and job clients to reconcile those in my mind and heart. putting this in to set the roof to homeland. erica shook his music is very much a product of his cultural mix. she has many roles on stage. from a modern day heidi to the cheated calvin. she also likes to mix yodeling with asian. how closely related these to john resort singing salzar songs are and fight us both close to praying crime but

a mentoring. oh, the cows are coming back again and now one is c. o o, o blues out i lost my wife, i lost my car, i lost my p g. so and i know it's a wonderful cross between praying and complaining. go on a stack of brown stuff run in town to town. go traditionally if either a limitation, a warning or recall to the counts to come. you love the mountain people use it in the past as a way of communicating from one hill to the next time. erica shockey brings a modern interpretation to the customer. and i'm going to jo, born. i am you is nothing magic about yodeling. and once you've got the high falsetto pitch,

low chest nodes oh, flip back and forth. no. been practiced to tongue movement. la la, la, la, la, la, la, la, hollow. then you can yodi. it's not, it's not that hard. on the sound of the l minus the kid yodeling can transcend language barriers. ha, ah. now we have something to practice at home. and if you want to see more unique destinations and check out our europe to the max reports on our youtube channel. your up from it's extreme side in your up to the max. your max report to hendrick. billing takes you to one of a kind places in europe. the highest. okay. now the biggest stadium, the ice, the us hotel. breathtaking,

stunning record breaking the. it was amazing. it was like a thing of what chicks dream cutting moments now on youtube channel. and we have a brand new book to accompany our year to the max reports featuring the $111.00 extreme places in europe that you shouldn't miss. now if you would like to have a copy of this book, then enter our viewers draw. just go to the website for all of our details. and finally, in cornwall in southwest england is known for its rugged cliffs and wild seascapes . and that is exactly what inspires artist. kirsty elton, who collects what the c wash is up, and she transforms it into miniature works of art. while her cottages, in light houses are big hits with people who want to have a bit of cornwall in their homes. the dreams houses by the sea in

a miniature makes driftwood flotsam stair the work of british arctic because the else and you up cycles object she finds on the beaches of southwestern england. every time we go to the beach, whether it's a family trip out all or for what i'm i never switch off or stuff and i don't go with the idea in mind because i would never find it test the collect driftwood, old bottle, corpse seashells. and anything else she finds on cornwall features sometimes she finds so much material. she can't transport it all in one guys. are just fine. this amazing that different fly car. unremarkable a one size and then this lovely chippy blue pain which is my favorite. and

i expect to use that for see one of my case, 2 things about the water shimmering in the sun. ah, the 49 year old draws inspiration from locals. the towns and villages like pole pero with its quaint houses and narrow anyway, ah, all started by complete 2 incidents. i was on the beach looking for treasure like i was do. and i found a piece not too dissimilar to this one. actually it had, it was a block with a slanted reef and i thought, well, that looks like a house when they came home and i sleep on the top and secured it with a couple of nails which served as chimneys because he lives in this

god near plymouth fan, she's got 2 workshops, one for the heavy work where she uses stores and chisels collection of supplies. and the 2nd workshop where she met her creative juices flow. although she says after putting together the individual parts or things take shape pretty quickly, sometimes i have a very clear, i do my head for i'm going to day. sometimes it just evolves in it. you know, i never draw anything. i never put anything on paper fast. it's more cases, blocks together and pieces of wood together and saying what, what does these maiden name herself with her delightful miniature cottages? and cuz to seen every artwork is unique, she's been selling them online for 17 years now with buyers all across the globe.

sometimes she also create coaches. works catch up to 250 your piece. i guess for that the see i wouldn't be able to do what i do is it does work for me. what makes it say beautiful in 1st place? ah enough, coming the beaches ways also some things are not and that people know we wrap up the show, but don't forget to follow us on social media as always for me in the rest of the crew. here in berlin, thanks for tuning in was the again the the

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