Nov 27, 2018
“The Deep Blue"
Production: Maison Carnot Paris Director: Antoine Paï Cinematographer: Louis Evennou Editor: Alexis Benot Colorist: Emiliano Serantoni
Original Score: Jonathan Leurquin, Thomas Rossi
Year: 2018
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“The Deep Blue"
Production: Maison Carnot Paris Director: Antoine Paï Cinematographer: Louis Evennou Editor: Alexis Benot Colorist: Emiliano Serantoni
Original Score: Jonathan Leurquin, Thomas Rossi
Year: 2018
Paris Through Pentax
Terroir Electronique by Maison Carnot
Clever ad for music and local food event.
Paris-based creative studio Maison Carnot is showing off their home city in the most charming of ways.
Utilizing the legendary Pentax 67 TLR, the team shows you the iconic views of Paris through the camera's viewfinder.
Paris Seen Through a Vintage Camera's Viewfinder
via Fubiz
Paris Through Pentax by Maison Carnot, featured on Fast Company
Is Paris Best Experienced Through The Lens Of A Camera?
Paris Through Pentax is a short film by French filmmaking studio Maison Carnot that shows the bustle of Parisian streets—the trains rumbling through Gare du Nord, spring afternoons spent people watching over a croissant, and lovers skipping down the steps of Sacré Cœur—all through the viewfinder of a classic Pentax 67 SLR camera.
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Paris Through Pentax Discover the city of love through a legendary camera
Paris Through Pentax
Con este vídeo dan ganas de salir a comprar una Pentax 67 y andar en lugares como París que es lo suficientemente bonita para recorrerla y fotografiarla. Pero la particularidad del video está en que a través del visor de una cámara de formato clásico nos proporciona la nostalgia de aquellos días de la fotografía análoga y una mirada más aguda de las cosas bellas que nos rodea.
El video, resultado de varias experimentaciones, fue creado por la productora audiovisual Maison Carnot, quienes “acostumbrados” a los encantos de Paris decidieron tomar un minuto y observar, pero con nuevos ojos –los ojos del visor fotográfico–. Genial!
Por: @JulianDBernal