Cinematography (Director of Photography)
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El Cabo Beachy está ubicado al sur de Inglaterra, dentro del condado de Sussex Oriental. Con 162 metros de altura, es el gigante de cal más grande de Gran Bretaña.
Nuestros antepasados creían que la tierra era cuadrada y que tenia un borde donde terminaba. Si así fuese terminaría justo aquí, en el Cabo Beachy.
En Beachy Head se rodó el final de Quadrophenia, una película británica de 1979, basada en la ópera rock de 1973 Quadrophenia, del grupo The Who. Fue el debut cinematográfico de Sting.
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The Beachy Head is located to the south of England, inside Sussex Oriental's county. With 162 meters of height, he is the giant of the biggest lime of Great Britain. Our forbears were thinking that the land was squared and that tape-worm a just edge where it was ending.
If that were so, it would end right here at Beachy Head, England.
In Beachy Head there filmed Quadrophenia's end, a British movie of 1979, based on the opera rock of 1973 Quadrophenia, of the group The Who. It was Sting's cinematographic début.
Washington Street with view of the Manhattan Bridge. DUMBO, Brooklyn.
New York City, September 2013.
As some of you already know by now, I’m a big fan of creating cinematic impressions. For 3 weeks I’ve been working on this image.
It all starts with an idea. Pre-visualize the final image.
My goal this time was to recreate the cinematic atmosphere from the movie “I am Legend”. Meaning: a deserted street, overgrown with weeds, deprived from human life for a long time.
For the process, as always, I began with the original black & white version (visible on my Flickr page, see below). I took this one, the famous Washington Street in Brooklyn, in 2013 on an early Sunday morning with no cars parked in the street.
It took me some time to find out what could possibly work and what not. First of all: the colors. And then came the most difficult part of the undertaking: vegetation, weeds, trees etc.
Due to the fact that I wanted the rest of the image to have the same appearance, I digitally ‘destroyed’ several items in this image (find out yourself).
Thanks to Photoshop there are no limitations on creativity ;-)
Hope you like it too!
The original one:
www.flickr.com/photos/nico_geerlings/14852691276/
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Israel fruits. Late afternoon at the Santa Monica beach. Los Angeles, 2024.
Ricoh GR IIIx with a Portra 800-inspired recipe. SOOC.
Schloss Weissenstein auf der Schwäbischen Alb.
Institut für Mikrofotografie: Kage Mikrofotografie
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manfred_Kage
Manfred Kage (1935-2019) „begann mit der Mikrofotografie zu experimentieren und entwickelte dafür eigene Apparaturen, wie z. B. den sogenannten „Polychromator“, eine Art optischer Synthesizer. Er gründete das Institut für wissenschaftliche Fotografie und Kinematografie sowie das Museum Kages Mikroversum. Anfang der siebziger Jahre kaufte er das Schloss Weißenstein und restaurierte es.
Kage gilt als Vertreter der künstlerischen und wissenschaftlichen Mikrofotografie und Pionier der Video- und Multimediakunst.
Kage zeigte seine Kunst seit 1957 im Kontext der subjektiven und generativen Fotografie sowie der apparativen Kunst in nationalen und internationalen Ausstellungen, Performances und Events (u. a. der Expo, der Biennale, im Museum of Modern Art in New York, bei den Olympischen Spielen, im ZKM und der ars electronica).
Weissenstein Castle. Kage Institute for Microphotography
Manfred Kage (1935-2019) „began to experiment with microphotography and developed his own equipment for this, e.g. B. the so-called "polychromator", a type of optical synthesizer. He founded the Institute for Scientific Photography and Cinematography and the Museum Kage's Microverse. In the early 1970s he bought Weissenstein Castle and restored it.
Kage is considered a representative of artistic and scientific microphotography and a pioneer of video and multimedia art.
Kage has shown his art since 1957 in the context of subjective and generative photography as well as apparative art in national and international exhibitions, performances and events (e.g. the Expo, the Biennale, in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, at the Olympic Games, in the ZKM and the ars electronica).
"Eternity and a Day"
In memory of Theodoros (Theo) Angelopoulos,
the Epic poet -painter of the Cinema & his unfinished quest,not by choice but by destiny ...
His death,on 24 January 2012, in a tragic road accident during the filming of his latest work, "The Other Sea ", was somewhat symbolic ...
He was a film director with magisterial style ...
His Cinema was like a vast canvas unfolding narratives and expressing the deepest feelings surrounding life.
1995 : "Ulysses’ Gaze". Grand Jury Prize at Cannes
1998 : "Eternity and a Day". Palm d’Or and Prix Ecumenique at Cannes.1998
Critics wrote that no film deserved the Golden Palm & the Ecumenical Prize, more than Theo Angelopoulos' "Eternity and a Day".
A Tribute to the memory of the internationally-acclaimed Greek director,one of the top 10 filmmakers of the 20th centurry,who worked for Perpetual Democracy & Peace worldwide.
"Megalexandros",
Trilogy of Silence: "Voyage to Cythera",
"The Beekeeper" with Marcello Mastroianni,
and "Landscape in the Mist",
"The Suspended Stride of the Stork",
Trilogy: "The Weeping Meadow",
"Dust of Time",
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Senses of Cinema & Timeless Filmography
www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1HTjHSFIn4
www.youtube.com/watch?v=E16MrbopGas
A Gallery of Stills
W58th Street, Midtown Manhattan
New York City, September 2019
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Rue Berthe, Montmartre
Paris, March 2020
The facades of buildings on Rue Berthe in Montmartre were transformed to look like Paris during WWII for the film, Adieu Monsieur Haffmann. With shop fronts created to reflect a cordonnerie (shoe repair shop), a brocanteur (second-hand goods shop), and corset, alcohol, and mirror stores, the set was designed to reflect the city in the time of Nazi occupation from 1940 to 1944, complete with war propaganda posters and signs in German.
Another image that gives you a look behind the scenes.
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Still from a charity music video I shot for American Dance Machine For the 21st Century in memory of actor Nick Cordero.
It's freezing cold out there. I'm with my Arctic Aircat, heading for the Rebel Base, but had to stop and take one more photo from this scenery, I was about miss. After I put the engine of Aircat off, it became so quiet. Cold started to pinch my cheek bones and I'd just had to leave this moment behind. All I have is my memories and this photo.
Rainy night on Boulevard des Capucines near Place d'Opéra at Palais Garnier.
Paris, November 2016
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A day trip to Brighton beach from earlier in the year. The stormy and turbulent weather created some fantastic stormy conditions for atmospheric Landscape photography. This historic pier in Brighton is hugely popular with visitors to the town. It was first opened in 1899 and is over 1,760 feet long.