The Two Year Time Lapse Jon Hillenbrand, April 25, 2010October 17, 2019 The BBC, inspired by such films as Baraka, has brought a revolution to mainstream documentary filmmaking, specifically Planet Earth and now Life. Many of the mind-blowing shots are done on location, but several would be impossible to do out in the randomness of the great outdoors. The below behind-the-scenes video demonstrates what it takes (and how long it takes) to get some of the shots that we all look at with amazement while walking through Best Buy looking for where the PC games are hidden. It also shows that the most advanced technology (Avid, Nikon, LIDAR) and the biggest budgets will only enable those results which you first imagine in your own mind. Photography Thoughts AVIDBBCLIDARLifeNikonphotographyPlanet Earthtechniquetime lapse
Photography I could be a song writer March 3, 2008October 17, 2019 So my friend Rikki challenged me by saying that I wouldn’t be a good song writer after I wrote something lame to her. So I took up the challenge and asked her to give me a subject and I would write a song about it. But I couldn’t wait, so… Read More
Photography Virtual Photography September 4, 2008October 17, 2019 In my spare time, to hone my Photoshop skills and to have a little fun, I work with video game graphics. I thought I would show you some of the things I’ve been working on lately. On some of the video game forums, there are places where you can post… Read More
Photography The Group Shot April 9, 2008October 17, 2019 The other night as I was folding laundry, I realized that photos apply importance unfairly. Take something totally ordinary, and if you get a good shot of it, or even a bad shot of it, it’s suddenly more important. This is especially true when talking about the group shot. Unlike… Read More