Noch einmal. Ein bisschen besser als das Erste, immer noch nicht super, aber: Hey! Es ist Stopmotion!!!!

Diesmal auf dem Boden, das ist praktischer weil mehr Platz und festerer Untergrund. Ausserdem kommt so mein Strandtuch endlich mal zum Einsatz.

Und noch ein bisschen Schleichwerbung für AFS!

Manual Exposure

I like this cause yea it stoped the motion on the fan but if you look closely you can see the path of the blades... coooool!!!

@ Hard Rock Live Mexico City

8/Feb/08

A friend and I are doing a weekly motion challenge.

So... is the B&W version better, or just different?

Lofoten landscape in colour motion

Hot night in Milan. Tripod with me, so let's shot a motion blur.

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if I remember well, this is before or after the lecture by Willem van Weelden, on the evening I came back from the Dutch Design Week in Eindhoven. I think Esmee is in the picture, and she's throwing things around, I was trying to capture them with my camera.

Wang Sheng Theater, Beijing, China

Venue: Grand Continental Hotel

City: Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA

Motion City Soundtrack;

Canon 5D Mark II

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Art in Motion

The rest is here: Rave Motion Pictures

When I discovered that a motion photo was one of our assignments, this is immediately what I wanted to photograph. I wasn't quite sure weather or not I wanted to use a fast or slow shutter speed. A slow shutter speed would have looked cool because the wheel would look blurry as it was spinning. However I felt that a fast shutter speed would look better because then the individual dirt particles from the roost could be seen. The main design principle that I wanted to use was economy. I avoided showing the whole dirt bike to keep things simple and also to keep the viewers focus to the roost itself.

These were my camera settings:

F-Stop: F/3.5

Exposure Time: 1/4000 sec.

ISO Speed: ISO-400

Focal Length: 22mm

Flash : None

Program: Shutter Priority

White Balance: Auto

A slow shutter speed helped achieve this motion effect on this image of a Canada Goose.

Blurred Motion- water falling

Stop-motion video, gemaakt op de "Locomotie", een interactieve machine gericht op kinderen en gemaakt door 5 studenten (waaronder ik) van de opleiding Communication & Multimedia Design. Locomotie laat kinderen kennis maken met het begrip stop-motion.

"beneath white silence" performance der CDSH, Hamburger Spechwerk

Cycling the promenade or electric wheelchair, the promenade supports all users in Blackpool

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One of a set focusing on individual flames in a roaring fire. I love stopping motion on such a dynamic and energetic subject.

Swing!

Moves. Madison, Wisconsin. 2015.

Motion study

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