Drew K Forrest Camera Test Camera: Canon EOS 60D Lens: Canon EF 50mm 1:1.8 II Starring: Evie McCloskey Featuring: Kaiti McCloskey, Some Frog and Drew’s Feet. It’s all footage as it came off the camera – I know the white balance is off for “the frog scene” and I don’t particularly care that a lot of it’s over exposed… Infact I kinda do care, it’s awesome…
Here’s an update video for my MBK – Maximus. Haven’t uploaded one of him in a while and this was specifically requested by youtube user: mutantflamerobotics… so here’s some new footage shot during the halftime of the BCS championship game. This video was shot using a Nikon D90 and also includes slow-motion strike footage. Hope you enjoy it.
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The Swiss are known for leading an orderly existence, so you can imagine their frustration at grandiose works of German art and the excesses of their French neighbors as well.
Ursus Wehrli is fighting back, organizing everything from parking lots and pine branches to alphabet soup and classic artworks of masters present and past, collected in a series of (humorous but thought-provoking) books about cleaning up all aspects of life.
No one is safe from his exacting eye, precise brushstrokes and poignant photography as he sweeps a Van Gogh bedroom scene out of sight in one stroke and crushes a Postmodern Campbell’s soup can in the next. Jackson Pollock, beware!
Not even childrens’ sandboxes or Chinese signs are safe from this process of global reorganization – but while some things gain order from the process, others (like letters) lose meaning and devolve into absurdity. Even the stars themselves are in reach.
Tilt-shift photography techniques are often used to give a unique look to landscape photos, but these altered images started out with Van Gogh paintings.
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Airbrushed art has always been epic. It’s the true airbrush masters that escape the cheesiness of airbrush stereotypes and create truly jaw-dropping artwork.
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Drive It Crazy Arranged by Leston Paul Soca 1988 TDK D90 T&T 1988
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Learn how to shoot great portraits in this photographer tutorial. Graham Monro, EOS Master and Professional Commercial Photographer, talks about his tips on taking portraits and the gear he uses such as the Canon 5D Mark II. Graham talks about his experience in the domestic field of photography as well as the importance of lighting and composition. Join in, find the inspiration for your photography and share at www.canon.com.au/worldofeos
A Masterclass in Professional Printing from Epson and Gary Wornell Certified Digigraphie printmaker and artist, Gary Wornell, talks about his work and how he produces it using a range of mediums including Epson media, aluminium, steel and hand coated Japanese papers. Wornell tells us about the importance of accurate colour representation and how by using large format inkjet technology he is able to accurately reproduce captured images.
Our first article for 2013 is the final installment in Alain Briot’s series on Color Harmonies in Photography.
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The Luminous Landscape – What’s New
Arum maculatum flower opening time-lapse Filmed by Neil Bromhall www.rightplants4me.co.uk This flower was filmed to accompany the interactive plant identification and pruning guide website. This plant produces a rotting flesh smell to attract flies to pollinate the flower. The spadix heats up. Filmed on Nikon D300. 55mm macro nikkor lens and studio flash with growlight to stimulate the flower to open. Exposure interval 1 frame every 1 minute filmed over a period of 12 hours Music ‘Attrition’ by Debbie Wiseman
Title: FJ40 TRT: 2:35 Category: Non-Fiction Description: The Toyota FJ40 was first produced in its raw form in 1960, and has become highly sot-after among 4 wheel enthusiasts the world over. This short film chronicles the restoration of a K beat-up old 1978 Toyota FJ40 to a mint condition restoration worth much, much, more by using time-lapse shot over an 8 week period. After spending over 9 months in body and paint, the assembly begins. The film consists of over 10000 frames and was shot all in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Review Journal newspaper was used to set the starting date and put under the vehicle to collect grease, rust, paint, oil, etc… The beginning frame and end frame demonstrate the newspapers usefulness in collecting this build cast-off and keeping the garage floor clean. Shot With the Nikon D300 and a Sony Laptop with Nikon’s Camera Control to record the time-lapse. Producer/Director – Brandon Klock Restoration – Paul Shust Editor – Jesee Jones
A short film about how things are never always as they quite seem. Hey Bianca is the first of hopefully many collaborations with my cousin, Michael Lorenzana (YouTube acount: ludawei). We’d appreciate all your comments and feedback. Produced by Dean Aragon Directed by Lance Katigbak Director of Photography Michael Lorenzana Starring Noah Sison and Maricar Sison Gaffer Ruel Constantino Royalty-free Music by Bruton Special Thanks to Katigbak Family, Lorenzana Family, De Castro Family, The Heritage Park, and Almighty God Copyright © 2011 Blasboys Productions. All rights reserved. This short film was shot with a Nikon D7000 with some shots done using a Nikon D90. It was edited on Sony Vegas Pro 10.
SlideDeck is a really cool WordPress plugin for photographers where users can create sliders and add them to a website using shortcodes and widgets.
What makes SlideDeck even more useful for photographers is the ability to aggregate content from social sources, like Instagram.
As you can in the screenshot, there are quite a few social sources.
One of my favorites is the Instagram source so iPhoneographers can easily share their iPhonegraphy with website visitors in a beautiful slider. You can see the feature in action at my Self Portrait Friday article.
There is a free “lite” version of SlideDeck available so I recommend downloading and taking it out for spin. If you like what you see, pick up a paid copy for additional lenses (slide styles) and options.
Thanks for reading,
Scott
Share on Facebook: j.mp and Twitter: j.mp E Starring: Joe Penna – @MysteryGuitarM – youtube.com PrincessTard – @ShayCarl – youtube.com Mark Gantt – @markgantt – markgantt.com Taryn O’Neill – @TarynOneill – http America Young – @America_Young – americayoung.com Brendan Bradley – @BrendanABradley – http Freddie Wong – @fwong – youtube.com Created and Directed by: Joe Penna Written by: Joe Penna Grayson Pauroso – @BradAndGray – youtube.com Produced by: Brendan Bradley – @BrendanABradley – youtube.com Director of Photography: Jared Hoy – @jaredhoy – jaredhoy.com Sound Recordist and Mixer Sean Oakley – twitter.com Music by: Paul Dateh (ft. Ken Belcher) @PaulDateh – youtube.com — kenbelcher.com Visual Effects GLOO Studios – gloostudios.com Lasers: Corridor Digital – youtube.com On-Set VFX Supervisor: Jon Julsrud On-Set VFX Asst. Supervisor: Will Cox Wardrobe: Catherine Elhoffer – elhofferdesign.com Makeup Shannon Feiman – facebook.com Props: Dan Crawley – imdb.com AC: Christy Bourque Gaffers: Derrick Esperanza Greg Bradley Will Waters Joey Harris Rigging: Clay Van Sickle Thanks to: The Gibsons for the baby Laurel Canyon Stages Frank & Micheline Kelly & CAST Locations for the cabin Magic Smile Family Dentistry for Elvis the Bird
Video Rating: 4 / 5
© 2011 Teleprompt/Warner Bros. Records Inc. “Blood Pressure” by Mutemath from Odd Soul, available now. Written, directed, and filmed in less than 24 hours during an off day in Los Angeles at the Warner Bros. Records parking lot. Directed by: Claire Vogel & Darren King Produced by: Claire Vogel & Darren King Director of Photography: Claire Vogel Edited by: Darren King Download here: smarturl.it Links: Facebook: www.facebook.com Website: mutemath.com Twitter twitter.com Blood Pressure Lyrics: Why can’t you ; be more like your older brother Why can’t you; oooo (blood pressure) Why can’t you; do a little more for Jesus Why can’t you; (blood pressure) ooooooo Ahhhh ahhhhh [Chorus] Blood pressure Do better Keep rising Blood pressure You’re on the road; on a road that’s bound for nowhere Why don’t you do what you’re told? Blood pressure Don’t worry I will help you out on one condition Be more, do more, check your blood pressure Ahhhhh ahhhhh Blood pressure Do better Keep rising Blood pressure Ahhhh ahhhhh Ohh Blood pressure Do better Keep rising Blood pressure Blood pressure Won’t matter Keep rising Blood pressure Blood pressure
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