The HAT team explain the mystery behind the surprise timelapse. Check out the actual Timelapse here: www.youtube.com Save our playlist! www.youtube.com Ross was using Ovo’s HD Rustic pack found here: www.planetminecraft.com Follow us: www.twitter.com Frape us: www.facebook.com Fan-boy/girl us: www.hat-films.com
My fanvid for this great song from Tidal album (1996).
Rock climbing photographer Simon Carter talks about what it takes to capture unique & awe-inspiring images that have launched climbing on the world stage. View Simon’s blog post mynikonlife.com.au
HVN233 – TOY ‘Left Myself Behind’ Directed by Mark Donne Director of Photography Joe Morris. TOY is a Korg Delta led five-piece formed in 2010. It consists of Tom Dougall (Vox/Guitars), Dominic O’Dair (Guitars), Maxim Barron (Bass/Vox), Alejandra Diez (Synthesizers/Modulation) and Charlie Salvidge (Drums/Vox). TOY’s musical influences incorporate a wide range of genres including punk, psychedelia, krautrock, post rock to name a few and they explore experimental recording techniques in the studio. With the majority of 2010 spent writing, TOY played their first show at the Cave Club in Islington earlier this year. Since then the band have played a string of live performances including Field Day and 1234 festivals and have supported bands such as The Horrors and The Pretty Things. Their first single – Left Myself Behind – is out now. 300 ltd edition 12″ vinyl available 23/01/12. You can pre order a copy from here: tinyurl.com And you can download ‘Left Myself Behind’ and ‘Clock Chime’ for free from the Heavenly website: heavenlyrecordings.com Join the band on Facebook: www.facebook.com
Shit Girls Say is a book and is in stores now! You can order online: www.shitgirlssay.com Episode 1 Featuring Juliette Lewis Writers & Creators Kyle Humphrey & Graydon Sheppard www.shitgirlssay.com Artwork entitled “Unfamous” (in shop) © Gary Taxali. 2011. All rights reserved. garytaxali.com facebook.com/pages/Gary-Taxali/32942899056 twitter.com Director: Graydon Sheppard Executive Producer: Jacinte Faria Production Company: Hard Citizen Producer: Nick Sorbara Cast: Juliette Lewis, Graydon Sheppard Director of Photography: Jonathon Cliff Assistant Director: Aleysa Young Assistant Camera: Jonathan Staav Sound Recordists: Scott Tremblay, Jeff Scheven Wardrobe: Vanessa Fischer Makeup and Hair: Claire Chapple Colorist: Hardave Grewal Music: “And The Bells They Rang” by Find The Others, findtheothers.com Thank You Magnet Film and Digital, Affiliated Equipment, REDLAB, Magic Pony, Tati Bistro, The Beaconsfield, LAB Consignment, Corrina Allen, Matthew Hannam
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In this video I provide some basics that will help to when it comes to taking photos through glass or any aquarium situations. These shots can be difficult for even the most experienced photographer I’m sure we will have more videos to help you tackle these types of shots.
MindShift Gear, a bag brand co-founded by Think Tank Photo, has announced a project to fund its first bag – the Rotation180° – on crowd-funding website Kickstarter. The Rotation180° appears to build on Think Tank’s Rotation360° concept, giving access to your camera without having to take the bag off, but adds outdoor-friendly features such as a pocket for a hydration pack and full weather cover. The project requires a $ 389 pledge to receive the Rotation180° bag, with another $ 100 bringing more accessories.
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MindShift Gear, a bag brand co-founded by Think Tank Photo, has announced a project to fund its first bag – the Rotation180° – on crowd-funding website Kickstarter. The Rotation180° appears to build on Think Tank’s Rotation360° concept, giving access to your camera without having to take the bag off, but adds outdoor-friendly features such as a pocket for a hydration pack and full weather cover. The project requires a $ 389 pledge to receive the Rotation180° bag, with another $ 100 bringing more accessories.
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Peter Hurley is one of the world’s most successful headshot photographers. In his 4 hour tutorial The Art Behind The Headshot, Peter shares everything he knows about taking the perfect headshot. This excerpt from the download shows just one real session and a short business interview. For all of the real time sessions and Peter’s entire interview, download the entire tutorial at www.peterhurley.com/dvd
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See the results at facebook.com Testing out Elins potential in this unplanned and spontaneous session. This was her very first photo shoot and I must say, she kicked some serious ass. Desirée Dora laid down the makeup and Kimmo did his magic in the lighting department. I shot the stills with Nikon D3x and Kristin shot this video footage with a Nikon D7000.
To commemorate its 10th year anniversary, Nikon Malaysia officially launched a four-day celebration at Mid Valley Exhibition Centre.
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www.facebook.com for the output photos in this photoshoot… DRANRIE DANIELLE MANSUETO is my latest personal model chosen to portray the role of “Princess Ellora” (The Storm/ Warrior Princess) off my epic art series “The Princesses of Olympus Mons” (blogged at mannydeguzmanartpage.wetpaint.com This pictorial was done at their home in Sta. Maria Bulacan. Camera: Nikon D90… 3 point lighting setup with Nissin Di622 and Yongnuo YN465 at te back for hair highlight (with snoot), and a CD-R King TT520 with mini softbox in front for accent light and general lighting.
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Poynter.org has published an interesting article examining how photographer Iwan Baan took his striking post-Sandy picture of Manhattan, which is currently gracing the cover of New York Magazine. According to the article, Baan took his photograph of Manhattan – which is half blacked-out due to the destructive effects of Hurricane Sandy – from the open door of a helicopter hovering at 5000 feet above New York. He went up on the night of Wednesday 31st October, when limited air traffic made it possible to hover for longer – and higher – than would normally be allowed over a major city. Click through to see the resulting image, and for more details of how Baan got the shot.
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