You live life today and wonder at how great the changes have been since the 1960's. I ccouldn't really find it easy without a mobile phone, but is the benefit worth the effort? Still remember travelling Europe, only being able to be contacted via 'poste restante' messages delivered to post offices you were going to be at 'in the future', and the mail only came from people you cared enough about to tell where you were going. Life was lived outside the house, without mobiles, computers, internet, gaming, or the conspiracies (most turning out to be true) that abound today. Governments were corrupt to a decent level, unlike today, where corporations seem to have gained full control. This is where the mind control gets the upper hand, with the masses, in their hundreds of millions, are glued to the TV and their iPads, mobiles etc, to watch never-ending drivel of reality TV, and mind-numbing talk-shows, 'Judge Judy', etc as well as those X-Factor, 'Voice', and 'Got Talent' shows. Eurovision, once ridiculed in the west, now leads them all in plausibility, but HOW?? Simply because the masses love to be sheeple, to be told what is true, and what to do. The people don't want to have independent thought it seems, so the reality of films like "The Matrix" seem to not be that fictitious or sci-fi anymore. The intelligent people left are seen posting comments on faceBook, Google, Twitter etc ( and are being LISTED by government agencies for future 'crimes against the state'. The USA just snuck in the latest NDAA legislation, so free thought is now a terrorist activity. Are you ready for that long-needed war, and is your mind open enough to survive the after effects of that event, with a mind that is still in one piece? How many millions when they see the war start, will simply make a cuppa, sit down, and watch it as another 'reality show' (which is what the media heads and governments are probably aiming to have happen) ??
When you need to wear a mask for Covid, do it the way my brother Alex does âŠ. With style (at Robina Town Centre) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVeVZrYvuZG/?utm_medium=tumblr
The North Face presents THE LAND OF MAYBE from CoLab Creative on Vimeo.
Travel with us to the remote Faroe Islands where Cedar Wright, James Pearson and Yuji Hirayama take on the world's largest sea cliff in a climbing expedition like no other.
Producer | Director | DOP - Will Lascelles (colabcreative.co.nz)
2nd Camera - Cedar Wright
Edit | Colour Grade - Andrew Bamford (andybamford.com)
Original Music | Sound Mix - Danny Fairley (mirrorsaudio.co.nz)
Special thanks to:
visitfaroeislands.com
and all the beautiful people of the Faroe Islands!
COPPERS AND BRASS : The Piping Tradition of Irish Travellers from Creative Multimedia DkIT on Vimeo.
Coppers and Brass is an ethnographic documentary about Irish traditional music played by members of the Irish Travelling community. It focuses on uilleann pipe playing in particular, demonstrating how Irish Travellers exhibit specific stylistic traits within Irish traditional music. It includes rare archival footage, reconstructions of significant musical events and interviews with key Traveller and non-Traveller musicians. It was directed by Tommy Fegan and was submitted as part of his MA thesis undertaken at Dundalk Institute of Technology.
Director: Tommy Fegan
Camera: Aisling Crudden / Eamonn Crudden
Research: Tommy Fegan
Offline Edit: Tommy Fegan / Eamonn Crudden / Arnaud Rigaud
Online Edit: Joske Slabbers
Sound Mix: Eamonn Crudden / Joske Slabbers
Project Supervision: Eamonn Crudden / Helen Lawlor
DKIT 2014
For further information contact: tommyfegan (at) gmail (dot) com
Embers : The Night Sky & Uluru Time lapse video 4K from Kartikeya Sharma on Vimeo.
Embers is a short film that showcases the beauty of land and sky of Central Australia, portrayed in a time lapse video.
Please click the following link to watch this video in 4K resolution.
youtu.be/bWiK3ZUqj50
So,one fine night, I was near Uluru also known as Ayers Rock,star gazing the already popular and beautiful night sky, while the idea and inspiration of creating this video struck me.
Following three factors are behind creation of this video.
1) Amber, the Color
2) The Stars
3) à€ à€®à¥à€¬à€° meaning Sky( in Hindi)..
Please read on to learn how it all relates with each other.
At specific times of the day, land and Uluru appears to be Amber colored. Crack of Sunrise, and fall of light around sunset renders the scene gleaming orange and gold as Spinifex, the local plants that form major portion of the landscape, glows resembling embers.
After darkness takes over, million stars and Milky way decoration in the beautiful and majestic and crystal clear,massive night sky takes your
attention at the center stage.. Each star is visible so bright and sharp, emanating light like sparks of fire.
In Hindi (my mother language), the word à€ à€®à¥à€¬à€° means Sky, is very similar to be spoken Amber written in English.
Considering the above 3, filming of this video began on 12th July 2015, and last sequence was filmed on 22nd August 2015. Must say, I have a special interest in night sky, which you will notice in the video.
Some sequences in the video show stars trailing and they appear as raining. If human eyes could see it happening, it will be amazing to watch. Unfortunately we cant see it that way, Luckily advanced cameras these days can record the trail pattern of the stars and with help of specialist software's the revolving and trailing motion of stars can be recorded and seen.
This whole period of filming was hard as working as a full time Chef, and still chasing weather around the clock is never easy, Harsh climate makes it worse, as few nights I had to brave temperatures as low as 1 degree Celsius. Sleeping in car, while camera took sequential images for video, became normal on countless nights. Fatigued and under slept, I was drained of energy on many days at my normal full time job.
But its all a small price for a passionate hobby I took up only about a year ago.
A sincere thanks to the Anangu People, the traditional owners of the sacred land for sharing this place with us.
Embers is my 2nd only major time lapse production. I still have a lot to learn and practice,
Music in the video is composed by Jonathan Wright.
Please leave feedback about the video and share your views and ideas..
Don't forget to share it among your friends and family.
Embers : The Night Sky & Uluru Time lapse video 4K from Kartikeya Sharma on Vimeo.
Embers is a short film that showcases the beauty of land and sky of Central Australia, portrayed in a time lapse video.
Please click the following link to watch this video in 4K resolution.
youtu.be/bWiK3ZUqj50
So,one fine night, I was near Uluru also known as Ayers Rock,star gazing the already popular and beautiful night sky, while the idea and inspiration of creating this video struck me.
Following three factors are behind creation of this video.
1) Amber, the Color
2) The Stars
3) à€ à€®à¥à€¬à€° meaning Sky( in Hindi)..
Please read on to learn how it all relates with each other.
At specific times of the day, land and Uluru appears to be Amber colored. Crack of Sunrise, and fall of light around sunset renders the scene gleaming orange and gold as Spinifex, the local plants that form major portion of the landscape, glows resembling embers.
After darkness takes over, million stars and Milky way decoration in the beautiful and majestic and crystal clear,massive night sky takes your
attention at the center stage.. Each star is visible so bright and sharp, emanating light like sparks of fire.
In Hindi (my mother language), the word à€ à€®à¥à€¬à€° means Sky, is very similar to be spoken Amber written in English.
Considering the above 3, filming of this video began on 12th July 2015, and last sequence was filmed on 22nd August 2015. Must say, I have a special interest in night sky, which you will notice in the video.
Some sequences in the video show stars trailing and they appear as raining. If human eyes could see it happening, it will be amazing to watch. Unfortunately we cant see it that way, Luckily advanced cameras these days can record the trail pattern of the stars and with help of specialist software's the revolving and trailing motion of stars can be recorded and seen.
This whole period of filming was hard as working as a full time Chef, and still chasing weather around the clock is never easy, Harsh climate makes it worse, as few nights I had to brave temperatures as low as 1 degree Celsius. Sleeping in car, while camera took sequential images for video, became normal on countless nights. Fatigued and under slept, I was drained of energy on many days at my normal full time job.
But its all a small price for a passionate hobby I took up only about a year ago.
A sincere thanks to the Anangu People, the traditional owners of the sacred land for sharing this place with us.
Embers is my 2nd only major time lapse production. I still have a lot to learn and practice,
Music in the video is composed by Jonathan Wright.
Please leave feedback about the video and share your views and ideas..
Don't forget to share it among your friends and family.
Forgotten Spaces: Wyoming's Red Desert from Wyoming Wilderness on Vimeo.
For more information visit:
wildwyo.org
facebook.com/WyomingWilderness?ref=aymt_homepage_panel
vimeo.com/111562170
Forgotten Spaces: Wyoming's Red Desert showcases special wild landscapes in Wyoming's Red Desert including but not limited to, the Honeycomb Buttes WSA, Oregon Buttes WSA, Whitehorse Creek WSA, Sand Dunes WSA, and Harris Slough. This is only a small sampling of the scenic values contained in the Red Desert. The landscapes within this vast expanse of southwest Wyoming are comparable to national parks in other states.
While you view the spectacular Red Desert please keep in mind that the Red Desert currently has no long term legal protection that will adequately protect its values from thoughtless oil and gas development. Wyoming Wilderness Association (WWA) is working to change this. Our work is motivated by the values of the Red Desert and our supporters that make our work possible. Please support our work to protect these values and donate.
A sampling of the Red Desert values your donation will help protect include:
-The ancient Lake Gosiute formerly covered much of Southwest Wyoming including the Red Desert. Consequently, the observant explorer may discover shells of ancient turtles or even fossilized alligator bones, testaments to the rich ecological history of the area.
-Red Desert travelers can visit the remnants of South Pass Stage Road, a passage carved in the sand by westward bound settlers on the Oregon Trail.
-Wyomingâs last remaining desert elk herd and the largest desert elk herd in the lower 48 is found in the Red Desert.
- The largest pronghorn herd in the lower 48 can be found in the Red Desert.
-The northern Red Desert is home to nine Wilderness Study Areas which feature untouched badlands, hoodoos, vast expanses of a pristine sagebrush ecosystem, dune fields, and rock outcrops
-The largest migratory sand dune formation in North America is found in the Red Desert.
-The only other comparable example of a pristine sagebrush steppe ecosystem is found in Mongolia. The sagebrush steppe ecosystem is one of the most endangered in the world.
-The Red Desert contains the largest un-fenced expanse found in the lower 48.
Music: Tony Anderson- Diana (licensed for non-profit use)
Landscapes: Volume 4K from Dustin Farrell on Vimeo.
This is the first major production from our new company. Proud beyond belief! Enjoy in HD/full screen/sound up
For licensing and work inquires contact me at [email protected] - All clips available up to 3840 x 2160 UHD
Social Media: twitter.com/dustin_farrell - facebook.com/dustinfarrellvisualconcepts - instagram.com/dustin_farrell
This volume is a compilation of our best time-lapse shots from the last 2 years. Thanks to everyone that has been a part of the making of this video including Enrique Pacheco, Sean Parker and all of our time-lapse workshop attendees!
The folks that helped make this possible:
crewwestinc.com/
dynamicperception.com/
emotimo.com/
mrmoco.com/
dynamicphotoworkshops.com/
audiomachine.com/
digitalskye.net/
Music track is "Existence" by Audio Machine - licensed with permission
SOLITUDE | NEW ZEALAND 4K from Martin Heck | Timestorm Films on Vimeo.
Part III/IV of a timelapse series through the always changing landscapes of New Zealand. Shot over 4 month in locations at Tongariro National Park, Taranaki NP, Lake Tekapo, Canterburry High Country, Lake Wakatipu and Skipper Canyon.
Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com/martinheck , Facebook: facebook.com/TimestormFilms, Official Website: timestormfilms.com
Soundtrack: "Brandon" by Harry Escott
4K/UHD Version available here: youtu.be/rcFKFv9wbS0
Part I / AWAKENING | NEW ZEALAND 4K: vimeo.com/93003441
Part II / AMPLITUDE | NEW ZEALAND 4K: vimeo.com/94747106
Equipment used:
Canon EOS 6D, Canon EOS 550D
24-105mm f4L, 70-200 f4L, 15-85mm f3.5-5.6 and Samyang 14mm f2.8
Dynamic Perception Stage One - Slider
eMotimo TB3 Black - Pan/Tilt Head
Processing and editing was completed in Lightroom 5, LRTimelapse, After Effects and Premiere Pro CS6.
This is some of the timelapses I shot in Iceland in september of 2013.
Over three weeks we drove nearly 5500km taking more than 40000 photos on the way.
Shot with Nikon cameras and lenses. Post-processed with LRTimelapse, Adobe Lightroom and Adobe After Effects. Motion control sequences done with a Stage One dolly from Dynamic Perception and a Celestron Skywatcher pan/tilt head.
Thanks to Micheal Levy for his excellent photographer's map of Iceland - international-photographer.com/maps/iceland/
Music:
'Chasing Time' by Dexter Britain
Licenced from TheMusicBed.com
Individual scenes available for licensing in up to 4k / UHD resolution
If you would like to see more of my work, check out these links:
Facebook - facebook.com/stianrekdal
500px - 500px.com/plan9
Flickr - flickr.com/photos/stianrekdal/
Night Sky Timelapse Tutorial by Dustin Farrell from Dustin Farrell on Vimeo.
Shooting and processing clean, sharp, noise-free night timelapse scenes is very difficult. I've spent hundreds of hours figuring out the recipe for stunning night timelapse images. In this 20 minute tutorial I share with you a majority of the information that I have learned from several years of trial and error of shooting in dark and remote areas.
My post on Planet 5D: blog.planet5d.com/2014/03/enormous-night-timelapse-workflow-tutorial-by-dustin-farrell/
Shozo Kato - Way of the Sword from The Avant/Garde Diaries on Vimeo.
A master kendo sensei discusses how timeless notions of stillness and movement come together through the modern lens of Japanese sword fighting. More on theavantgardediaries.com
Directed by Brady Welch & Colin Sonner / Produced by Brady Welch / Cinematography by Colin Sonner / Edited by Colin Archdeacon / Color Correction by Aksel Stasny / Music by Colin Stetson / Transcription and Translation by Gordon Small / Additional Thanks to Michael Manning, Takaaki Sudo, and everyone at Dai Bosatsu Zendo
Shozo Kato - Way of the Sword from The Avant/Garde Diaries on Vimeo.
A master kendo sensei discusses how timeless notions of stillness and movement come together through the modern lens of Japanese sword fighting. More on theavantgardediaries.com
Directed by Brady Welch & Colin Sonner / Produced by Brady Welch / Cinematography by Colin Sonner / Edited by Colin Archdeacon / Color Correction by Aksel Stasny / Music by Colin Stetson / Transcription and Translation by Gordon Small / Additional Thanks to Michael Manning, Takaaki Sudo, and everyone at Dai Bosatsu Zendo
Music:
First Day (Ambient) (Cue 2)
DEA (Cue 3)
by 'The American Dollar'
facebook.com/theamericandollar
Download a free compilation of 9 of their best tracks here: tinyurl.com/freeAMD
119 Song Discography in Any Format just $20 @ bit.ly/XiwDFs
RADIANCE
a journey into the light
The Aurora as seen from the lower 48 in Upper Michigan on the shores of Lake Superior
preview of future release in 4k
MUSIC:
"The Opening"
from the album: "FOUND"
David Helpling/Jon Jenkins
available at deepexile.com
Video contact: Shawn Malone- all rights reserved- any re-use for any purpose requires contact with me via email or phone
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