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Intro for Compressed, my upcoming series of choreographed time-lapse shorts that explore the beauty of the forces of nature that surround us.
For this time compressed intro, I printed the name of the series on a sheet of paper. 'Instant Snow' was then sprinkled onto the paper. The paper was then slowly immersed in water. The result of the water coming in contact with the paper and instant snow was recorded with photographs shot at 1 second intervals with a DSLR.
Shot using custom home-made intervalometer. I used Ableton Live to create the music and After Effects for editing.
Compressions
Art ou déchets ?
César ou Casse ? (clin d’œil aux compression du sculpteur Français César)
Arizona - USA
Art or trash ?
César or car breaks ? (A nod to the French sculptor César)
Arizona - USA
Taken from right-to-left, as I was sitting on the north side of the train, headed west.
I really like what happened when I set the camera on my phone to 'panorama' and then held it stationary against the window of the train: (from an email I wrote) "The camera accrues the image unevenly: it's looking for motion but its internal gyroscope ("accelerometer") is confused. If things aren't changing much in the foreground, the picture 'piles up' and the horizon stutters, but water or trees close-by trigger a richer capture
This was just after sunrise. Fall colours here, and lots of standing water."
Not quite everything in one spot, but pretty representative. Photo walk with my niece in the relatively early morning
Thanks to all of you who drop by to look, comment and fave!
Long dormant Fordson Major Diesel industrial tractor fitted with a Holman compressor.
MBC378 was registered in Leicester during late 1954.
There is approximately a fifth of a mile between the foreground facade (on LTU campus) and the building in the background (Southfield Town Center).
The compressed perspective of the press during the LFC parade and celebrations shot on the CANON750D
Taken from right-to-left, as I was sitting on the north side of the train, headed west.
I really like what happened when I set the camera on my phone to 'panorama' and then held it stationary against the window of the train: (from an email I wrote) "The camera accrues the image unevenly: it's looking for motion but its internal gyroscope ("accelerometer") is confused. If things aren't changing much in the foreground, the picture 'piles up' and the horizon stutters, but water or trees close-by trigger a richer capture
This was just after sunrise. Fall colours here, and lots of standing water."
Went up to OHSU with Mayor Randall tonight. Brought a 200-400 F4 Nikkor for fun. And through our combined power we moved Mount St. Helens about 50 miles closer to Portland in the untouched image other than a bit of color adjustment and a unsharp mask.
It was windy as all f@#k and it got cold and we're pussies... so we left and went and got a beer. But not before getting a bunch of shots :c)
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