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You know, you walk down the sidewalk and you run into tree branches and spiderwebs, but how often do you encounter a binder clip? This was my first time, and it was like a religious experience.
HBW
Found it hanging on someones house.
One of the initial pics taken with a200. Experimenting with manual focus using 75-300mm tele lens
Contrary to the diminishing biodiversity of nature in the forest, the imagery that portrays the forest has diversified while our media has digitalized. In our era of social networking sites ways of communicating forest related topics has changed as blogs, image and video services have begun to compete for the same lebensraum with traditional media.
Our new ways of interacting - with the forest, have become inseparable from the means of communicating - about the forest. If we are to have more ecologically sustainable relationships with forests which sort of communication and imagery should be preferred? And what are the invader-species that ought to be weeded out from the media landscape?
At the Forest 2.0 Clip Kino we'll examine the new forest imagery, which is spread via Internet and produced by surprising variety of parties. The evening is topped off by a video-jury; which will present awards to the best in the world and worst ever forest activist videos.
The event is organized by Center of Contemporary Art Pispala Hirvitalo www.hirvkatu10.net
These hair clips are completely hand made and available for purchase in my Etsy store (see my Flickr profile for more info)
Harnesses, helmets and pig-tail slings let folks clip the cables for safety on the climb up and down Triglav.
From the pages of that famous British satrical magazine, "Private Eye"
Added 25.11.11 - Acccording to Forbe's list Bill Gates persona fortune is estimated to be $59 billion.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=48-WV9jJEwY&list=PLC73EC220B9...
First clip:
This is my first choice. I like the subtle movements in this. They are slightly exaggerated for comedic effect, which is perfect for animating. Also, I liked the slow in and out effect when he crouches down. If I'll end up choosing it, I will change a few things about what actually happens in the scene because it doesn't make a lot of sense without all the other characters.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmUZgoqrIYA&feature=fvwrel
Second clip:
I watched a few mime clips before choosing this one. The movements that he's going for are spot on and I would animate this exactly as it is. I especially like the timing and the anticipation in this, which would be the biggest challenge as well.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=aw-nek2jV4E&list=PLC73EC220B9...
Third clip:
I chose this clip because I like how precise and emphasized his movements are while being very flexible at the same time. I especially like his posture and the way he moves his feet. It's a good example of exaggeration.