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360 sequence over the box at the Victoria skatepark. Widnes
Young Jacob Turner performing a 360 over the box
This is a continueous shoot of 3 frames. He is coming from the left side and rotating 360 degrees clockwise. ( for any one unfamiliar with this move )
What my sequence looks like in Cubase 7. Recording is here soundcloud.com/psychlist1972/mostly-analog-sequence
Written and directed by Juan González-Páramo, for the short film Serendipia.
In the scene, Pedro and Laura go to his place and they make love.
I wanted to portray effectively a sex scene without showing anything explicitly, with detail shots of her hands, his back, their feet, her clothes on the floor. Then marvellous music was composed by a friend of mine, and it suits the scene perfectly.
Pleistocene-aged glacial grooves on Precambrian sedimentary rocks in Minnesota, USA.
Glaciers are rivers of ice. Ice is a mineral (H2O). Glacial ice is a rock (technically, a metamorphic rock). Despite being solid, ice does flow under certain conditions at the Earth’s surface. Occasionally, Earth experiences Ice Ages, during which extensive ice sheets cover and move over significant portions of the Earth’s surface. As ice moves over landmasses, it erodes underlying rocks and picks up small to large pieces of debris. This debris accumulates at the base of the ice sheet and scrapes bedrock as the glacier moves, resulting in glacial scratches (glacial striations) (= thin scratch lines on rock) and glacial grooves (= large channels incised in rock).
The above photo shows a slightly metamorphosed shale-siltstone-graywacke outcrop that was eroded and glacially striated during the Pleistocene Ice Age.
Geologic unit & age: Mud Lake sequence, Neoarchean
Locality: roadcut along the eastern side of Bourgin Road roadcut, just southeast of the Rt. 53-Rt. 135 intersection, southeast of the town of Virginia, central St. Louis County, northeastern Minnesota, USA (47° 29’ 53.91” North, 92° 31’ 01.38” West)
a little CU.
I used general purpose unsheilded galvanized wire for the ground bus and inner CV bus once I realized that it would save me half the solder points of cutting up 32 little 2 inch pieces of wire, stripping 64 ends, etc etc. It doesn't take solder well but it worked eventually.
The LED ground bus was made by chopping off the ends of the cathode leads so they reach the resistors easier, then soldering that scrap back onto the anode so it reaches the next anode to form a bus. Hiddeous but effective.
Jumping sequence in the swimming pool (from right to left)
Nikon D300 with Nikon AF 24-70 f/2.8 @ 70mm;
Exposure: f/5 @ 1/500 sec, ISO 200, AWB, spot metering, EV +0.67 due to the background white walls;
Sitting at the media pit at the base of the jump, hand held with the thought of perhaps putting together a sequence in the end. Not a bad attempt, too bad I didnt get more of his landing.