Cinematography (Director of Photography)
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These are the days.
These are days you'll remember.
Never before and never since, I promise,
will the whole world be warm as this.
And as you feel it, you'll know it's
true that you are blessed and lucky.
It's true that you are
touched by something that
will grow and bloom in you.
These are days you'll remember.
When May is rushing over you with desire
to be part of the miracles you see in
Every hour.
You'll know it's true that
you are blessed and lucky.
It's true that you are
touched by something that
will grow and bloom in you.
These are days.
These are the days you might fill
with laughter until you break.
These days you might feel a shaft of
light make its way across your face.
And when you do you'll know
how it was meant to be.
See the signs and know their meaning.
It's true, you'll know
how it was meant to be.
Hear the signs and know they're
speaking to you, to you.
10,000 Maniacs - These Are Days
So I brought my guy to see Twain's new movie, 'These Are The Days'. usually Twain's movies are about dusty, isolated or sad themes. This movie finally breaks that mold ! I loved it when the Mother Elephant finds her baby and they walk off trunk in trunk with smiles on their faces ! [cat2812 movie reviewer for The Atlantic and a flickr artist].
¡Realmente disfruté esta nueva película de Twain! Por fin, una película feliz sobre un bebé elefante y su lucha por encontrar a su madre. ¡Está llena de fuertes emociones y el carácter y el estado de ánimo de la Madre Elefante son muy positivos a lo largo de la película! ¡Disfruté mucho este! [Lucia Brune / Cineforum , y una modelo de flickr muy bonita. Se rumorea que es la modelo mejor pagada en su campo].
I brought Simon to see Twain's new movie. I was expecting something light weight. Like a remake of Disney's Dumbo. It was nothing like that ! It is filled with struggles and lots of action ! Twain says he never uses any 'AI' , but he must have used some CGI for this movie. How else would you see a stampede of Elephants ? www.youtube.com/shorts/lhElNCqB0oM
CGI is way less expensive ! The Cinematography is so crisp and clean ! Simon and myself enjoyed this movie a lot ! [ Doddy Meiler, movie reviewer for The New York Times, Professional Dancer, and a talented flickr photo artist].
I took my guy to see Twain's new movie and it really was a blast !
His movies can be so dry, dusty and many times gives you a feeling of isolation. This movie is so great ! I love it when all the Elephants support the Mother Elephant in her struggle with the stupid humans that are trying to remove her tusks !! The other Elephants would have none of it and ran those people off ! It has a very happy ending. This is his best movie as of yet.
[Tess Lya, movie reviewer for Rolling Stone and a famous flickr photo artist].
Sure. I've done many famous and popular movies myself, such as 'Top Gun' flickr.com/photos/seduce1/55288077542/in/dateposted/
This new movie of Twain's is pretty good. It's obvious he doesn't know how to 'layer' yet for his films. Still, all-in-all, it really has a strong plot and the Elephant actors are highly agile and well paid from what I've heard. I would say, yes, go see it before it leaves your town ! [Seduce*, movie reviewer for The Hollywood Reporter and a very famous and extremely adept Flickr photo artist].
Twain who ? Oh .. the guy with the bad mesh teeth ? Yes. I saw his new movie. I wish it had more fashion ideas, I mean, the poor Elephants were practically nude ! I must admit the Direction was very good. I also enjoyed the many color themes. The Elephants all dancing together towards the end of the movie reminded me a bit of the movie : Slumdog Millionaire : www.youtube.com/watch?v=SQ7P5wEI2CA
I'm not sure I'd see it a second time. Plenty of action and a few frilly things. I suppose I'd give it about an 8 out of a possible 10 stars. [Juno Mercury , movie reviewer for The Boston Globe and a very talented flickr photo artist and blogger too].
I really don't know Twain at all. Although his flickr photos can be either really great, or really horrid over-all. As far as his new movie goes. I brought some friends of mine. We had the buttered and the caramelized pop corn. I must admit, this movie had us all dropping our fashion sense and we just got into the emotional cascade of the Elephants and the baby Elephant. Such struggles and perils !! I might see it a second time and take along someone special who understands emotional depth. The ticket cost $20.00 for this movie. It was worth it !! [Ａ ｍ ｙ Ｅｌｌｅ . [Movie reviewer for The Washington Post — and a famous flickr photo Artist].
First of all I'd like to thank Reese Whitherspoon's production company 'Hello Sunshine' www.glamour.com/story/reese-witherspoon-production-compan... Without her as the Executive Producer and her financial backing, this movie never would have been made. Did you know an elephant’s trunk contains about 40,000 muscles, giving it remarkable strength and precision. It was really great to work with this talent. Every evening as a joke on me, they'd suck up all the water they could in their trunks and then blow it all over ! I'd be dancing in the water all night long ! Oh the stories I could tell you ! However, being the Director and one of the Producers of this movie, I had to take things seriously. Reese was on set all the time. She was great ! She knows movies in and out from being in them and behind the camera herself. I wish I had the skill of 'layering' , [sighs], I could have had the clouds look as though they were passing by more quickly. But, [shrugs], I did the best I could with my Panavision cameras. Thank goodness I had the money to hire one of the best cinematographers in the business, Janusz Kaminski. Wow ! This guy really knows his stuff ! www.imdb.com/name/nm0001405/ I've missed doing movies and I wanted one with an animal theme and a big heart in the middle of it all. I think this one turned out fairly well. I dun'no ? I just wish that chiclet's were still 'a thing'. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiclets We have to remember our past so we don't make the same mistakes in the future with our precious animals and the people who take care of them. Bless them all ! [Twain Orfan, flickr photographer and sometime movie maker].
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Les Films du Poisson
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The Critics Have Spoken:
'I haven't had much time to see Twain's movies lately, .. but this one really got to me. I was with a friend of mine, trying to eat pop corn, ya know ? ..and, .. I could barely chew it .. tears were just streaming down my face. It was really an emotional experience for me... One of his best films to date I'd have to say. [Gwyneth Evergarden / New York Times / Flickr Artist ]
'So, Lobo and me went to see this movie and we were like, ya know, the acting of the main star, Mollie. She was like .. 'Wow'. I guess Twain's directing skills have improved quite a bit. He'll never be a musician like my Lobo is. And this windlight he uses has got to go ! But, .. yeh. Great movie ! I kept pulling Lobo's arm around me for comfort. It was sad .. and touching. Bravo Twain ! [Carisa Franizzi / Baby Girl Times / Flickr Artist ]
'I don't really know Twain at all. So I thought I'd check out one of his movies and, ..well, .. the
cinematography was awesome ! It just hit me in my gut ! The lead actor, Mollie, she projected such emotion ... I felt her isolation. I just wanted to get up from my theater seat and give her a hug, ya know? It was a solid movie. [Betta B. / Chicago Times / Flickr Artist ]
'I finally had the time to see this movie of Twain's. It is definitely moody, sad, and pulls at your heart strings. It hits all the right notes. The Production behind the movie by both Claire Danes
www.imdb.com/name/nm0000132/bio/?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm and also by Reese Witherspoons Production Company 'Hello Sunshine' en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_Sunshine_(company) insured the quality of the Production would be top notch !! Twain as the Director .. yes. He did seem to work with Mollie well. I can feel through out the film this constant searching for something 'more' .. the missing element. It is sad and touching. I admit .. I loved it.
[》Sιℛι《 Amblack 《 / Independent World Association / Flickr Artist ]
'I am on the same sim as Twain is ..I'm working near by on the MGM Studio lot. I am dressed in only a rather skimpy swimsuit. Twain comes up to me and asks me if I could help him out and be in this photo for him. Now .. I had heard that Twain is a bit of a caution. Actually .. insane ! Here I am in the middle of a photo shoot ..almost naked. I was ready to turn him down ..then he tells me. 'You'll need to put more clothes on for this movie.' .. Well? I've never had a Director tell me I'd need more clothes ! So I thought that was a good sign. So I walk off the MGM studio lot and go with Twain to this remote area. I sit down on these pillows, all comfy. Twain tells me.. 'No! No pillows ! ' Twain throws out the pillows .. ? So I'm sitting there on the bare wood. He asks me to tell him a sad story .. and I start to tell him about when I was much younger, and how I had this puppy .. how it suddenly took ill, .. and .. and .. [waves her hands in front of her face ],... sorry, .. I , ... I just can't ... go there ... Anyways, .. I just felt so sad and isolated. Alone. Twain really knew how to draw out my emotions. The funny thing is most Directors are really very talky .. talk a lot. Twain was really very quiet. It must have taken about an hour to do this one scene alone. But he seemed rather 'normal' ? I'd work with him again. The pay wasn't that great. But he seemed a good Director and he gave me a coupon that has a $35.00 Linden value at any Perkins Restaurant. He let me watch the dailies of the filming as it proceeded which no other Director had ever let me do before. Seemed like a decent fellow. So .. yeh .. I'd work with him again. What else can I say?
He dresses in a formal suit on set everyday .. that's a bit much. Other than that no complaints.
[Mollie Pop / Lead Actress / Flickr Artist ]
Kodachrome 64, daylight exposure, shot with Pentax-M f/2.8 35mm lens on MX body. Scanned with Sony Alpha 6000, Edited in ACR and CS6.
Kodachrome is the brand name for a colour reversal film introduced by Eastman Kodak in 1935. It was one of the first successful colour materials and was used for both cinematography and still photography. For many years Kodachrome was widely used for professional color photography, especially for images intended for publication in print media. Because of its complex processing requirements, the film was sold process-paid in the United States until 1954, when a legal ruling prohibited that. However, the arrangement continued in other markets.
Due to the growth and popularity of alternative photographic materials, its complex processing requirements, and the widespread transition to digital photography, Kodachrome lost market share. Its manufacture was discontinued in 2009, and processing ended in December 2010.
In early 2017, Kodak announced they were investigating the possibility of reintroducing Kodachrome, but later conceded that this was unlikely to happen. Source Wikipedia.
Williamsburg Bridge between Manhattan's Lower East Side and Brooklyn's Williamsburg district.
New York City, September 2017.
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Kylo Ren got another tantrum that led to the fact that the places around these two First Order Stormtrooper began to fall apart. The only thing they had left in a pocket, was the escape route away from the scene... but oh no, there's a huge pylon, that got down a second ago blocking the way! Will they be able to jump over it, like in the movies...
Make sure you check out the follow-up for this scene which is in fact a shot taken about 3-5 seconds later.
This particular scene was easy to pick from the session. I think particles around a fallen pylon looks really like it got down just a sec ago. I guess, it makes the whole scene a more alive.
I left my camera on Tatooine about month ago, on a small rock, almost similar what's on the background. It was camouflaged and there was a motion detector on. I was quite surprised to find a shot of a Sandtrooper on a memory stick! There we're also a few shots of sandstorms but they we're nothing special...
I need proper name/title for this photo. Something it can remembered, something about this moment, feel, loneliness... I dont' know!? Can you help me and suggest me a title? If you want to participate, you can post your suggestion(s) simply by leaving a comment below. Any other comments are also welcome! ;)
EDIT: stavos suggested a title "Deserted" and it was chosen by the jury!
Still from a charity music video I shot for American Dance Machine For the 21st Century in memory of actor Nick Cordero.
Broadway at Marcy Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
New York City, September 2019
Model: Ava Pellor
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A portrait of First Class 2-1B Medical droid which is manufactured by Industrial Automaton (in this case by LEGO Group).
In case you're wondering, where did recent photos of Bistan and AT-AT driver disappeared from my stream... they were deleted as I they didn't pleased me enough in the end to be a part of this series. Instead, I called 2-1B droid to do some surgical job for them :D
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Wash up & watch out. Somewhere in the middle of nowhere, France. 2026. CineStill 800T on Canonet QL17 G-iii. Developed & scanned by Aperture Printing in London.
Couple of great friends, Joe and Phil, posing for a cool cinematographic shot. Like the beginning of a story...
Central Park
New York
Screenshot of a film we did for Nepal
Link to the film:
Credits:
Directed by: Jyri Pasanen
Cinematography: Ralph Baetschmann
Produktion: Who's McQueen, Zurich
Producer: Philipp Petersson
Editing: Fabian Sturzenegger
Music: Fabian Sturzenegger
Colors: Juergen Kupka
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Vantage Film: Camera Equipment
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