This has to be one of the most gorgeous time-lapse productions based around the theme of the Australian urban and natural landscapes.
1080p full screen is the best way to watch this, either here, or over at Vimeo.
You can read the full production notes here
@ Sculpture by the Sea 2012
Down south putting the G1X through it’s paces. This little camera does surprisingly well across a wide range of shooting scenarios. It’s so nice not to have to lug a heavy DSLR through this sort of terrain. Black and white tweaking via Silver Efex Pro 2.
This is a guest article for Planet 5D, written by Phil Arntz ( talented young filmmaker from England) on how to make a time-lapse on a minimal budget.
The full story is very extensive and gives a rounded insight into the making of the time-lapse, plus you get the added bonus of some very detailed process information.
Read here
I simply had to re post this after viewing it on Planet 5D.
Some stunning time lapse photography here and best of all a very concise overview of the process by the man himself. Read it here
‘Down to Zero’ and ‘The Ferryman | No56″ selected in EyeEm’s “The Best Week on EyeEm”.
Really nice for the work to be acknowledged and to be included amongst so many talented photographers.
see the selection here
I’ve been experimenting with a number of drawing apps for the ipad. Among them have been Live Shetch HD, Harmony Procedural drawing tool (online), SketchBook Pro, Brushes and Sketch Club. Despite the odd sounding name, Sketch Club has been getting good feedback. You can read more about it and see examples of what it can do on the page under iPad apps.
Art + Photography + AI 