Tuesday, March 31, 2015
The debate between believers and atheists usually goes nowhere. The real issue is: what should fill the gaps created by the end of widespread belief? What should fill the God-shaped hole? Script by Alain de Botton Animation designed and directed by Jonathan Hodgson http://bit.ly/19FM5Ys Sound design by Honza Topinka Produced in collaboration with philosopher Alain de Botton for The School of Life http://bit.ly/1Dnmwb3 Link to movie on School of Life YouTube Channel http://bit.ly/19FM5Yu
In 2010 after working in Finance for nearly 5 years Matt Hein quit his job and headed off to follow his dreams. After living and working in the French Alps he moved to Oslo, Norway where he has resided since 2012. There he put his previous experience and training to good use, combining it with his passion for dogs and nature, launching his own dog-walking company. Starring - Matt Hein (+ Dogs) Film - Fredrik Harper Follow the dogwalking business here: http://on.fb.me/1xvRFrB
My graduation film from the Royal College of Art, 2014. Synopsis: A young man can’t help but see his girlfriend as various objects - including a french tart. Perception, misunderstanding and indifference are explored in this darkly funny animation about the foibles of romance. A film by Isaac Holland Music by Julien Lussiez (http://bit.ly/1NDzWT5) Sound Design by Rob Malone (http://bit.ly/1GIEzJG) and Rob Szeliga (http://bit.ly/1NDzW5v) Dubbing Mix by Ben Hensor (http://bit.ly/1GIEzJH) Additional Animation by Tezo Kyungdon Lee (http://bit.ly/1NDzWT8), Lu pop , Razvan Petre (http://bit.ly/1GIEzJI) and Luiz Stockler (http://bit.ly/1NDzWT9). Additional Colouring by Kasdesha Drija (http://bit.ly/1GIEBBi) Credit Design by Nicolas Menard (http://bit.ly/1NDzWTa) Awards: Best Student Film - Animated Dreams Festival (2014) Screenings: Royal College of Art Graduation Show (June 2014) London International Animation Festival (October/November 2014) Chicago International Film Festival (October 2014) Animated Dreams Festival (November 2014) Bar Shorts (February 2015) Seoul International Cartoon and Animation Festival (May 2015) Press: http://bit.ly/1GIEBBj http://bit.ly/1NDzWTb
Monday, March 30, 2015
Into The Blue by MarselvanOosten
[PLEASE VIEW ON BLACK] Just a few more days and I'm off to Iceland again for this year's Iceland Winter Wilderness tour. One of the things that we'll do, is visit an ice cave in Europe's largest glacier. This image is from last year's tour. We were all shooting the amazing cave when suddenly a rope fell down from a small opening above us. A few moments later some guy came navy sealing down into the cave. It was a bizar moment, but also a good one - many photographs have been shot in this cave last year and they all look fairly similar. It was really nice to be able to get something completely different. - - - If you would like to join me on our next Iceland tour and learn more about landscape photography and composition, please check out my website for more information: Squiver Photo Tours & Workshops Or download the brochure: Iceland Winter Wilderness (PDF) We are the only company that visits both the South and the North on the same trip by using a privately chartered plane - less traveling time, more photography. Hope to see you there! Marsel Website | Blog | Facebook ©2014 Marsel van Oosten, All Rights Reserved. This image is not available for use on websites, blogs or other media without the explicit written permission of the photographer. via 500px http://bit.ly/1MpKUOX
The coal-miner turned photographer is bringing a new angle to oceanic imagery The coal-mining town of Bulli, south of Sydney, is not regarded as a repository of high art, nor as a vibrant and pulsing beehive of life and color, and yet there was Ray Collins. Seven years ago the idea of his new photography book, Found at Sea, would have seemed ludicrous to him; he was still working a mile down in the mines and hadn’t shot a single frame. Collins crawled out of the mines after blowing out a knee—“No shock absorbers left,” he says—and bought a camera with the payout. In the short years since, Collins has transitioned from subterranean to submarine and become arguably the most inventive water photographer in Australia.
Spring Morning by mibreit
A beautiful spring morning in the german Kraichgau region, photographed last year in May. Video Tutorials | Prints | Contact via 500px http://bit.ly/1Fab9SR
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Golden Sunrise by attilio78
A magic sunrise on the Val d'Orcia. Siena via 500px http://bit.ly/1BUGnbS
Rorbuer romantic by Zermie
Svolvaer, Lofoten, Norway Looks better on black! Today I start of my little Lofoten Rorbuer series. This former homes of fisherman are very lovely. We stayed in them our complete stay on the Lofoten. It is so wonderful to return in this historic buildings after a long day outside. You are so near to nature, but you have all comfort.. via 500px http://bit.ly/1D9TcVt
God's Palette by ThierryBornier
Capture end of the afternoon when the sun play with warm reflections and colours in the rice field : God's Palette via 500px http://bit.ly/1G4Owk9
Saturday, March 28, 2015
Pristine by FelixInden
Pristine is what came to my mind when i walked through the fresh snow that came over night... Follow me on Facebook :) Circle me on G+ :) Contact me via info@felixinden.com for prints and other enquiries:) Click for information on Lofotentours:Photography Workshops in the arctic by Stian Klo and Arild Heitmann via 500px http://bit.ly/1BFwDTO
This short documentary profiles two elderly Holocaust survivors in Florida who recently formed their own klezmer band. Produced by Joshua Z. Weinstein Read the story here: http://nyti.ms/1BDwzYv Click here to follow us: http://bit.ly/1DqHF2i Watch more videos at: nytimes.com/video Follow on Twitter: twitter.com/nytvideo
Friday, March 27, 2015
This film explores the profound and gritty wisdom of our channel to the cosmos: the bodacious, blonde-haired astrologist Angel Eyedealism. Our cosmic sage is an East Village icon, counseling thousands of people on love, sex and how to get it. Published on MSNBC.com Produced and directed by Chris Cascarano Photography Alex Cullen Sound by Mike “Wally” Wallach Lighting by Bryan Gentry Music by Albert Behar Editing by Sandy McGrady
Thursday, March 26, 2015
A short-film part of the MOMENTUM project / Music by Octav Rolan + Kuma Recordings Album : http://bit.ly/1NeLImM + Directed by Al Charrière Produced by Kuma Pictures Director of Photography: RAPHAËL VAN SITTEREN http://bit.ly/1M6XpPb 1st assistant director : JAQUES NICOLLE 2nd assistant director: KEVIN DARDENNE 3rd assistant director: VICTOR ROBLIN / JONATHAN ROCHART Dancer performer 1: MOHAMED TOUKABRI Dancer performer 2: MARGARITA DAKOU Script supervisor: LAURE DELALANDE 1st assistant camera: LOÏC CARRERA chef lighting technician: EMILIEN FAROUDJA assistant chef lighting technician: LUCILE LE MAROIS asisstant chef lighting technician: STANISLAS ETENAILLE Steadycam Operator: MANU ALBERTS Key grip: FRÉDÉRIQUE TIMPERMAN Grip: VICTOR ROBLIN Art director: ALEXANDRE CHARRIERE set decorator: MARIE LESUEUR assistant set decorator: CORINNE POLIS assistant set decorator: AMBRE LEVY makeup/hair: ELODIE LIENARD makeup/hair: FLORENCE JASSELETTE costume designer: ALIZÉE QUITMAN costume designer/Wardrobe supervisor: ANULIE WESSEL Editor/colourist: ALEXANDRE CHARRIERE production manager: ANTONIN MOREL assistant production manager: LOIC LIGNEEL assistant production manager: AMANDINE MOUELHI VFX MANU TALBOT CRISTOPHE LEBRUN LUXA STUDIO Young girl: ZOÉ LOMBA Older girl: AUDREY VERSCHUERE Extra 1: THOMAS HÉLIOT Extra 1: HUGUES-A CHARRIERE Extra 1: ARTO MANGELSCHOTS Extra 1: JEAN GOOSSENS Extra 1: RÉGIS MATHOT Extra 1: YAN PIERRE LE LUYER Extra 1: PAOLO PETRUCCI Extra 1: TIM BOULARAND Special Thanks to: LES SERVICES DE LA FABULEUSE VILLE DE CHARLEROI LE ROCKRILL MME CIMINO/ MME COLETTE MADELINE O’LEARY MARK STANTON BENJAMIN BELAGA EVARISTE BURGEVIN TIM BOULARAND HUGUES-A CHARRIERE GRUFFUDD OWAIN WILSON MARUXA TUCEDA LIESELOT DE TAEYE DÉPARTEMENT DES VOIES HYDROLIQUES DE CHARLEROI LA DIRECTION DE L’AMENAGEMENT ET DU DÉVLOPPEMENT URBAIN DE CHARLEROI RÉGIE ALBERT EYELIGHT BELGIUM KGS
Little Horn by AaronJones2
Sunrise from the Summit of Cradle Mountain via 500px http://bit.ly/1ydJOKn
"Close Your Eyes (And Count To Fuck)" by Run The Jewels, Featuring Zack De La Rocha. Starring Keith Stanfield + Shea Whigham AG Rojas, Writer + Director Mary Ann Marino + Jackie Kelman Bisbee, Executive Producers Peter Vitale, Producer Michael Ragen, Cinematographer Chris Jones, Production Designer Natasha Newman-Thomas, Wardrobe Stylist Justin Dial, Editor Gregory Reese, Colorist @ The Mill Laurie Devine + Jamie Kohn Rabineau, Assoc. Producers Michael Dignum, First Assistant Director Ari Robbins, Steadicam Operator Bobby Wotherspoon, Gaffer Ryan McGuire, Key Grip Chris Gutierrez, Locations Special Thanks to Christopher Black + Scott Greenberg + Terri Taylor + and everyone at The Mill Mainline | 9A Films | 2015.
Created this music video as a special episode of Off The Air. Tapping nine unique and talented animators (whose work had all appeared previously on the show) to create a beautiful and seamless journey through the afterlife to the great song “When I Was Done Dying” by Dan Deacon. Seen it a thousand times and it still makes me happy. Short interviews with Dan and the animators can be found here: http://bit.ly/190l9m5 Animators in order of appearance: Jake Fried, Chad Vangaalen, Dimitri Stankowicz, Colin White, Taras Hrabowsky, Anthony Schepperd, Masanobu Hiraoka, Caleb Wood, KOKOFreakbean
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Wednesday, March 25, 2015
I am interested in the concept of skin and race, and what they imply; in the ideas and theories sown into our flesh that change with the arc of time. The idea of beauty has become globalised, creating homogenous aspirations, and distorting people’s self-image across the planet. In my film, I focus on African women’s self-image, through memories and interviews; using mixed media to describe this almost schizophrenic self-visualization that I and many others have grown up with. -Best Experimental Short Film, Black Star Film Festival, USA August 2014 -Best Short Film, AfriKamera Film Festival, Warsaw, Poland April 2014 -3rd place in the Documentary Category, 2nd Afrinolly Short Film Competition, February 2014 -Best Animation, This Is England Film Festival, Rouen, France November 2013 -Best Student Film, Underexposed Film Festival, SC, USA November 2013 -Silver Hugo for Best Animated Short, 49th Chicago International Film Festival, USA October 2013 -Special Mention, 59th Oberhausen International Short Film Festival, Germany May 2013 -Best Short Film, Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards, Lagos, Nigeria March 2013 -Best Animation, 7th Kenya International Film Festival, Nairobi, Kenya November 2012 -Africa Movie Academy Awards, Bayelsa, Nigeria April 2013 Nominated for Best Short Film Award -Colours of the Nile Film Festival Addis Ababa, Ethiopia November 2012 Nominated for Best Short Film Award -Encounters Short Film Festival Bristol, UK September 2012 Nominated in The Nahemi Student Film Awards http://on.fb.me/1FHBOcn thenge.com/
Good Morning, Lofoten by yanl
Yes, this is my second trip to Lofoten islands of Norway, and I am missing Norway already. It was fun three weeks with Jeff Lewis, Tung and Maomao, we hiked a lot, explored some places with no trails and snow covered mountains. From this trip, I am very into mountaineering, especially towards snow mountains. via 500px http://bit.ly/1N9kApo
We shot Tokyo you miss. Shot by FS700 with 7Q+,RED EPIC, BMPCC and inspire 1. UGUISU : http://bit.ly/1HE3zjj Supported by 100 Tokyo http://100tokyo.jp/ METI http://bit.ly/1GlsZnK CINRA,Inc. http://bit.ly/1GlsZnN Produced by Hatch Inc. http://bit.ly/1GlsZnO Producer Ryoichiro Honma Planner Kotaro Ueda Music miss you http://bit.ly/1HE3zzJ bo en http://bit.ly/1GlsZnR Director Takuya Hosogane www.hsgn.tk maxilla http://maxilla.jp/ Go Inagaki http://bit.ly/1HE3zzM Shunsuke Sugiyama http://bit.ly/1HE3zzN Jun Kobayashi Kurando Furuya http://bit.ly/1Glt22O Aerial Shooter Shota Nakajima / Kouichi Takagi Production Manager Daichi Ito / Noriyaswww.hsgn.tk maxilla http://maxilla.jp/ Go Inagaki http://bit.ly/1HE3zzM Shunsuke Sugiyama http://bit.ly/1HE3zzN Jun Kobayashi Kurando Furuya http://bit.ly/1Glt22O Aerial Shooter Shota Nakajima / Kouichi Takagi Production Manager Daichi Ito / Noriyasu Takizawa / Rena Washino Akitoshi Yamada / Kenji Kishita / Nakaba Futagi Props Honoko Nomura / Kenshiro Yano / olo Car fun2drive Production Creative Ｈub Swimmy
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Silence by jessesummers
The Milky Way rises in one of the darkest skies on Earth. At a small lake on NZ's west coast via 500px http://bit.ly/1BpdIvE
Jurassic World by Dylken
Lake Oberon, Western Arthur's, Tasmania. After spending 5 nights camped by this lake and climbing up and down to this exact spot 10 times for sunrise and sunset these are the best conditions I got and my favourite shot from the 8 day hike. via 500px http://bit.ly/1GbdFtG
Monday, March 23, 2015
Garrapata Beach, Big Sur, California by mariadraper
Calla Lillies along Doud Creek at Garrapata Beach via 500px http://bit.ly/1BdkpS8
This is not a story about war, or poppy cultivation or even the ongoing governmental issues that have been so prevalent in Afghanistan’s more recent history. This piece offers up an intimate first hand description of a country that is just coming out of a thirteen year period of foreign military occupation. With the vast amount of coverage Afghanistan has seen over the last decade, George Butler aims to give an impression of how things are developing and how life continues despite the uncertainty of the countries situation. Directed By Tim Brown www.tabrown.co.uk
Sunday, March 22, 2015
Moon Shrine by MAPhoto
The crecent moon rises under a ultra-wide view exposed for the Milky Way and natural rock formations. I originally posted this 6-image stitch here for a brief while a couple weeks ago, at which point I received feedback from a community member that the automated merging of the Milky Way images looked slightly off, so thanks! Obviously this was a ridiculously hard image to process. In fact, I would say it is THE most difficult one to process I have ever taken. Not only is is stitched but also focus-stacked and exposure blended. The visualization of my complete process in taking and shooting this shot took years and many screw-ups to get right (at least I think). I'd love to hear any feedback. I know it's not for everyone, as a non-photographer might not even know what we're looking at here, but I consider it one of my most unique images, one that can only be captured in very short windows of time. via 500px http://bit.ly/1LLMESc
Dying Earth by erax7
Milky way season is back with us here in my area. While it's actually been active for about a month, moon conditions for the weekend hasn't made it worth my while. I will do a blog post in due course for this trip. Just been so flat out that I haven't had the time for too much for awhile. Image is a 27 image panorama at ISO 6400 F2.8 25s 16mm. This time I applied a gel to my flash to create a different tone. Didn't end up doing too much post processing after stitching this time. The green glow is from airglow. Salt lake in Western Australia. Salt lakes can be caused by erosion with the minerals collecting in basins and not running off or by increase in the water table (more common here in Australia) due to land clearing for agriculture. The salinity issue causes problems with agriculture and using the land for anything else. Some businesses farm the salt. Salt lakes change greatly throughout the year. I scouted this location out only about 3 weeks prior to the shoot and the rate of change was quite significant with more cracks and rupturing that I had to travel further into the lake to get some "cleaner" pressure ridges. via 500px http://bit.ly/18RCpKt
Desolation by guerelsahin
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Seal Rock Cosmos by alan_howe
One of the all time best sunsets I've caught at the coast. The "all time" list continues to grow and I count my blessings for each one I am able to witness. For me it's one of those reminders that the best shots often come from locations not far from the door step. I remember pulling up the webcam and seeing these amazing clouds, grabbing my gear and just going for it. When I arrived the sky was way more wicked cool than I had hoped and the conditions just kept getting better. I've seen so many more surreal sunsets and sunrises than I've captured on camera. You think well that's a no brainer but really it's a big deal. For so many years I just plain didn't observe the sky and fine light during those times of day.... for so many years before I became a photographer. And still, so many people don't see this when it's right in front of them. For example I feel so lucky when I am driving into work on the freeway and the sky is filled with amazing colors and light. I just ignore all of the people riding my bumper and passing me like I'm standing still while I sip my coffee and try to take it all in. via 500px http://bit.ly/1HnAtrP
Brilliant Shadows by rmaric
Aiguilles de Chamonix firing up during beautiful sunset. I know I became boring with all this Mont Blanc photographs but for the last half of year I haven't been that active so this is the only photographs I have lately. I hope i'll go to dolomites while theres still some snow left to get something new and refresh my "french" portfolio. Btw can someone explain how did I got account upgrade? All the sudden I have awesome account but until day ago I had basic. via 500px http://bit.ly/19IWHa7
Saturday, March 21, 2015
Although I’m looking forward to spring/summer, I’ll be sad to see our backyard rink go. It’s been another great winter for outdoor skating and my two boys took full advantage. Despite getting his butt kicked by his older brother, my youngest son’s skating drastically improved over the last 3 months. No children were harmed during the filming of this video. Thanks to my wife Kelli for helping me shoot this past weekend and for putting up with my non-stop camera obsession. In this (quick cut style) video, either a person, object or thing is centered in every scene. Here’s a whole bunch of good ol’ Canadian hockey in under one minute. Crank it up on a good sound system or use headphones for a better overall viewing experience. Shot using a Blackmagic Pocket Camera, edited with FCPX and coloured with DaVinci Resolve. Music by: Matt Bauer “Western States” (http://bit.ly/1FkWUgG) Downloaded from the Vimeo Music Store http://bit.ly/1IbtsId Created for the Weekend Challenge: http://bit.ly/1FkWUwV
Friday, March 20, 2015
Bold by artjom
Just around the corner down at the iconic Pinnacles on Phillip Island, Australia. via 500px http://bit.ly/1MVgIpU
Glen Strathconon by DonGoldney
Scotland is one of the most amazing countries on the planet via 500px http://bit.ly/1FMpA14
Roz Chast published her first cartoon in The New Yorker in 1978; since then, she’s had more than one thousand two hundred and seventy run in the magazine. On a blisteringly cold, recent winter morning, we rode the train to Connecticut and stepped inside her colorful and cartoon-filled home. Read more: nyr.kr/1AxpSmK Subscribe: vimeo.com/newyorker Follow us: http://bit.ly/1BcRahz Watch more videos at newyorker.com/video
LABEL Ninja Tune CAST Man - Peter Schröder Child - Zoe Böhler CREW Director - Tim Bollinger DOP - Daniel Seideneder Assistant Camera - Christine Wetzel Steadicam - Matthias Martinez Editing - Tim Bollinger, David Fabra Prod Company - dropout films Producer - Wolf-Tassilo Sack Producer - Dirk Wellbrock Colorist - Benjamin Dittrich 3D - Felix Schuch Compositing - Ulrich Schneider Requisite - Robert Schwartz Grip/Gaffer - Fabian Hübner Wardrobe - Nico Massow Stylist - Dennis Alt Runner - Gerald Abram Runner - Marina Welsch Acting School - Corinna Van Eijk
A Girl’s Life is one of five stories from the In Kibera project, sharing stories of life and hope from East Africa’s largest slum. See all the stories at www.inkibera.com Eunice Akoth is a fourth grade student at the Kibera School for Girls. She has a passion for poetry, an aptitude for math, and a love of the book Matilda by Roald Dahl. She has lived all her life in Kibera, and though she is only ten years old, she dreams of traveling the world, from New York to Melbourne, before returning to Kenya and becoming a doctor. Though she has been lucky enough to receive a free education, and is celebrated as an exceptionally bright student by her teachers, she also represents the far-too-common case of a girl who must overcome extreme obstacles in order to find a path out of poverty.
Weekly Flickr - John Wilhelm by Flickr
John Wilhelm brings his kids’ fantasies to life in hilarious photos, everything from riding on the back of a rabbit through the snow to battling an octopus during bath time. http://flic.kr/p/ryEBQW
Thursday, March 19, 2015
Ghost Ship by markg
The Galactic Core of the Milky Way rises to the east, silhouetting and an old fishing boat that ran aground in a storm. The boat has been abandoned and makes for an interesting subject to photograph. I climbed up onto the boat that night and illuminated the cabin with a simple headlamp. This image is a single exposure photograph. Keep up to date with my latest photos on Facebook Hang out with me on Google+ Follow me on Twitter Check out some behind the scenes on Instagram copyright 2015 | Mark Gee | theartofnight.com via 500px http://bit.ly/1Objf2L
From The Album “Forever For Sure” Out May 12th Animated by Greg Tour Dates 3/19 Austin, TX// SXSW Sahara Lounge 3/20 Austin, TX// SXSW La Luna House 3/21 Austin, TX// SXSW Dive Bar 4/3 Brooklyn, NY// Loren Denim http://bit.ly/1B7rjrh http://bit.ly/1CBSvoY http://on.fb.me/1B7rjrj Twitter/instagram: @lauragregmusic lauragregmusic@gmail.com
Look up from the busy streets of New York City, and you might glimpse a flock of purebred pigeons swooping in circles around an abandoned tenement building in Bushwick, Brooklyn. Their aerial acrobatics are guided by their keeper, a streetwise Puerto Rican nicknamed 2Tone. On the other end of the borough, a man named Goodwin and his pal Super 13 tend their own pigeon coop and flock of 300 birds. Each man is trying to beat the other, to lure his birds away. It’s about bragging rights but it’s also about poetry, it’s about religion. It’s about finding that “true pigeon that will never break your heart,” as 2Tone says. Narratively: Human Stories Boldly Told http://narrative.ly Share your thoughts on “Pigeon Kings of Brooklyn” with Narratively on: Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1xCjvx7 Twitter: http://bit.ly/1C1fxnf Instagram: http://instagr.am/NarrativelyNY Sign up for the Narratively email newsletter: http://bit.ly/YU5euS
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
'Wonderful Wanaka' by MikeyM
Follow me: http://on.fb.me/1BAk7Uv I decided to re-edit my second panorama, shot a bit further out in the lake than my Wanaka Way panorama. This time round I am using a histogram stretching method (with a lot of intricate masking) I have been using on my deep sky images, just wanted to see how it would work on an image like this. Let me know what you think of this edit! Canon 6D + Samyang 24mm ƒ1.4 lens 31 images 20 seconds ƒ3.5 10,000 ISO via 500px http://bit.ly/1H4hiDd
Our Mighty Tors by iso100_photography
The OOAK team came together on the weekend for an epic couple of days shooting in Kosciuszko National Park. This shot was taken around sunset at North Ramshead. Never before have i seen such a spectacular tor formation! What a weekend shooting with some of Australia’s most premium photography talent: Timothy Poulton, Tim Donnelly, Jake Anderson, Mel Sinclair & Bruce Hood. via 500px http://bit.ly/193ZQjn
Director : Maxime Bruneel Agency : Les Gaulois Client : Mennen Production : ChezEddy Producer : Jean-François Bourrel Line Producer : Pascal Maillard Line Producer Assistant : Anne Pechoux Executive production : Icon Films Choregrapher and dancer : Marvin Gofin Dancer : Chakal DOP : Luis Arteaga Production designer : Yann Dury Costume designer: Olivier Ligen Editing : Raphaël Stora Music : UZ
Synopsis：Met with things to be worried about in the photo, favorite and boys junior high school students painting based on it. Usual way to go with friends, favorite girl is thus witnessed the place where being with boys. His love is delusion and conflict, the balance of reality will always changing. Time of junior high school students, as the thing required causes grows, shall obtain the previously? 6min.58sec. 2014 Director：Ryosuke Oshiro Twitter：http://bit.ly/1GoTgPH making： http://bit.ly/1O6z8HK Music：Ayatake Ezaki Sound Design：Hidetaka Imamura Voice：Gen Yoshidome Ai Onae
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Double Arch by WaynePinkston
An Arch of Stars and an Arch of Stone. Panorama Of Broken Arch at night in Arches National Park, Utah, USA. This is a re-edit of an image from last summer that I was not happy with. There was a lot of airglow (green) that night. Previously I thought this interfered with the beauty of the sky and tried to get rid of it. In this version I have left it unchanged except for increasing the contrast and vibrance, The glow on the horizon is light pollution from Moab, Utah. This is a panorama of 24 vertical images stitches together in photoshop. Acquired with a Rokinon 24 mm f/1.4 lens at f 1.8, 20 sec exposures, ISO 6400. I am working on a new web site for night photography called After Midnight Photography . via 500px http://bit.ly/19xCAvn
A Love Like Pi - Jack and the Giant (Official video) “On the space that widens between you and your imagination as you grow old.” Made with mostly simple household goods like food coloring, soap, water (and a few exotic things like Ferrofluid). I wanted to draw the viewer in with lush visuals and loose narrative, but then burst that suspension of disbelief with the recognizable bubble characters - compelling the viewer themselves to ask themselves whether they still have their childlike wonder or not.
One of two beautifully illustrated animations telling the story of Magna Carta, to celebrate the 800th anniversary of it’s creation, and the re-union of two of the original parchments at the British Library in London - with the added bonus of being voiced by Monty Python’s Terry Jones! Over the centuries Magna Carta has influenced kings and statesmen, lawyers and lawmakers, prisoners, Chartists and Suffragettes. But how did this old piece of parchment become such a powerful symbol of our rights and freedoms? The animation explores Magna Carta’s 800 year legacy. - See more at: http://bit.ly/1xbZiDP
Monday, March 16, 2015
www.headoverheels.tv “Of the animated shorts, [Head Over Heels is] the cleverest.” -Stephen Holden, The New York Times “This beautifully animated film is also a wonderfully unique story… Both whimsical and deeply felt… Simply extraordinary.” -Richard Propes, theindependentcritic.com “The true charmer of the screening… The understated nature of the central couple’s struggle calls for repeat viewing.” -Ben Mitchell, skwigly.co.uk
Paying Reverence To The Rising Moon by JeffDeveau
This is a capture of the rising moon over the famous tree in Joshua Tree National Park. About 8 months ago I saw a image similar to this here and decided I wanted to take one like it only wider. I opened up the photographers ephemeris and found out when the next time the moon would be low and over the rock and tree at sunrise. it was about 6 months away. I told Chip Morton one of our other instructors from California Captures about it and we patiently waited for the date to come. I drove out the night before and met chip who had been camping here a few days. when the time came we climbed up the little hill it sits on and setup under the stars and waited for the sun to rise. We got a few minutes of nice color in the sky with a amazingly clear moon. It all worked out and I got the shot I was after. This image is a focus stacked image. The moon was shot in the position you see it at 400mm and layered back into the wide angled shot. To see more of our images follow our other californiacaptures.net instructors on 500px. Bodhi Smith: http://bit.ly/1O0Nut3 Chip Morton: http://bit.ly/1GeSqFj via 500px http://bit.ly/1O0Nut4
After speaking at their 2014 festival we were delighted to be asked to create the opening titles for the 2015 OFFSET Festival. Inspired by our furry feline friends, our concept was to create a world that saw design from the perspective of a cat….our harshest, yet softest critic. www.goldenwolf.tv Produced and directed by Golden Wolf Creative director: ingi Erlingsson Art director / Writer: Ewen Stenhouse Producer: Ant Baena Production Assistant: Corina Priestley Design: Ewen Stenhouse, Pedro Piccinini Roto / Prep: Adam Orton Animation: Ewen Stenhouse, Max Englehart, Alex Fernandez, Tim Whiting, Pedro Piccinini, Thea Glad, Frankie Swan, Jonathan Harris Compositing: Max Englehart, Alex Fernandez Shoot assistant: Iris Erlingsdottir Live Action Production by Two Wheel Trike / http://bit.ly/1EqQzgD Cast: Cat #1: Girly Cat #2: Sky Cat #3: Jaffa Cat Wrangler: Jill Clarke VO: Donal Cox Music Company : ECHOLAB / http://bit.ly/1EqQA41www.goldenwolf.tv Produced and directed by Golden Wolf Creative director: ingi Erlingsson Art director / Writer: Ewen Stenhouse Producer: Ant Baena Production Assistant: Corina Priestley Design: Ewen Stenhouse, Pedro Piccinini Roto / Prep: Adam Orton Animation: Ewen Stenhouse, Max Englehart, Alex Fernandez, Tim Whiting, Pedro Piccinini, Thea Glad, Frankie Swan, Jonathan Harris Compositing: Max Englehart, Alex Fernandez Shoot assistant: Iris Erlingsdottir Live Action Production by Two Wheel Trike / http://bit.ly/1EqQzgD Cast: Cat #1: Girly Cat #2: Sky Cat #3: Jaffa Cat Wrangler: Jill Clarke VO: Donal Cox Music Company : ECHOLAB / http://bit.ly/1EqQA41 Composer : Steve Lynch Music Producer : Gavin Little Sound Design : Gavin little, Joe McHugh Live Action Colour Grade by Envy Post.
Question the status quo, cleanse the mind and the soul, the heart will remain spirited, a new path will come to light, only those who evolve will rise. Official music video for Super Unnatural by Bubbles Erotica. http://on.fb.me/1ClTXdz Concept, design, animation, compositing, and smoke simulation by 3e Visuals. Based on and inspired by a previous 3E Visuals project, The Elephant in the Room Projection Mapping (http://bit.ly/1EqgeG7).
Sunday, March 15, 2015
"BREAKING RULES", by BibiLou Rules are necessary for the development of a society, if they did not exist we’d miss the pleasure of breaking them Las normas son necesarias para el buen desarrollo de una sociedad, si no existieran nos perderíamos el placer de poder romperlas. Bibilou Spring/Summer 2015 Writer/Producer/Director: Victor Claramunt San Millán Production: 3tristesteasers / Ryu Media, S.L. Producers: Eduardo Lis/ Rafa Lis/ Josep Carrion Gimeno Line Producer: Lucía Martínez Cast: Clara Hernani/ Elise Jade Burgess / Caroline Beehl Extras: Claudia Garcia Sanchez / Noemi Vidal Martí /Belén Baixauli Gutierrez Mercedes Ribeira Lavieja / Claudia Albiach Checa / Mabel García Duamo Esther Martínez Tirado / Yaiza María Vibal Segrelles Co-Written: Ingrid Gené D.o.p: Guillem Oliver Assistant Camera: Sonia Royo / Mariano Bascuñana Fx: Javier Horrillo Make up /Hair: Kuki Giménez Stylism: Nuria Calaforra Art Direction: Arancha Rodriguez / MJesús Tarazona Guerrero Music/Sound designer: Carlos Vera Tamarit Gaffer: Alber Romaguera Grip: Andreu Marín Argente Making of: Mariano Bascuñana / Estefanía Mora Hernández Still PHotography: Natxo Martinez Hermoso Acknowledgements : GRUPO LA CARTUJA, eventos y restauración. Hotel Boutique MASIA DE LACY EL FIL CATERING Marketing/Communication Bibilou : Arantxa Prieto / Nuria Calaforra www.bibilou.es
A powerful half-hour film documenting one man’s experience of his body at war with itself. Founded in Australia by cyclist and former cancer patient Justin McLean, thrivor is a non-profit organisation that acts as an advocate for the needs of cancer patients, their families and carers around the world. To help promote awareness of thrivor’s work, Rapha has produced the thrivor cap, recently modelled by Team Sky’s Richie Porte at the Tour Down Under. All profits will go directly to thrivor, so if you would like to show your support, this limited edition cap is now available. Find out more and buy the cap → bit.ly/thrivorfilm
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Frank Lloyd Wright
“The truth is more important than the facts.”
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Friday, March 13, 2015
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
“People who know little are usually great talkers, while men who know much say little.”
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Delightful Dove by BenGoode
Dove Lake, Tasmania More photos on my Facebook Page or prints available on my Website www.earthart.com.au via 500px http://bit.ly/1x3swVp
Aldeyjarfoss by StaceySkalkos
Amazing Aldeyjarfoss at sunset. Another photo from that perfect day =) After spending some time with The Icelandic Horse it took some super jeeping to get up to the fall. We were treated to good weather and a nice sunset. via 500px http://bit.ly/1EjmlvP
Photo by @BrianSkerry A newly hatched leatheback sea turtle scrambles towards the ocean, about to experience saltwater for the first time in Trinidad. Only about 1 in 1000 hatchlings will make it to adulthood due to predators. But nature has compensated for this and female leatherbacks have multiple clutches of hundreds of babies. What these animals cannot overcome are the anthropogenic stresses, such as getting caught in fishing gear, poaching and climate change and as a result have struggled to survive. Leatherbacks never stop swimming once in the sea; they remain in perpetual motion. Their lineage dates back more than 100 million years, older than dinosaurs. @thephotosociety @natgeocreative #seaturtles #trinidad #babyanimals #endangered #nikonambassador by natgeo
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Endless Pacificos by the Endless Pacific Ocean. #saralovesfred2015 by justinmaller
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Photo @ladzinski / #ItatiaiaNationalPark in Brazil is home to some very incredible and uniquely sculpted granite formations and a clear destination for climbers seeking some new terrains and adventure. Professional climber @kjorgeson and @benrueck seen here sampling some of it on a perfect day. by natgeo
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Shot during summer 2014 on our trip from north to south of Portugal. A parallel between wildlife and urban ensembles. —- Directed by Morgan Jouquand http://on.fb.me/1GNCAVE Music composed by José Fehner —- Camera : Canon 5D Mk III Lense : 24-70mm 2.8, 35 mm f2 Mini stead Wondlan and Zoom H4N Most of the natural shots done with ML Raw
Cirque of the Towers Falls by phillips_chip
This is from a few summers back during a backpacking trip to Cirque of the Towers in Wyoming's Wind River Range. Many techniques used on this image are demonstrated in my editing videos: Image Editing Volume 1 via 500px http://bit.ly/1CdbSCY
My first flowers timelapse has finished. 4 months and 9624 shots 5K RAW (259 GO). Here is the list of flowers that have been part of the video. Pink wedding flowers: 353 pics, interval 11 minutes Pink : 248 pics, interval 13 minutes Purple Lilies : 246 pics, interval 8 minutes White Amaryllis : 343 pics, interval 8 minutes Red Lilie : 353 pics, interval 8 minutes White Amaryllis : 305 pics, interval 6 minutes Pink Lilie : 649 pics, interval 10 minutes White Hyacinth : 332 pics, interval 8 minutes Red Amaryllis : 340 pics, interval 9 minutes Whites Amaryllis : 370 pics, interval 8 minutes Orange Lilies : 342 pics, interval 10 minutes Alstroemeria : 555 pics, interval 10 minutes Blue Iris : 346 pics, interval 8 minutes Daffodils : 417 pics, interval 5 minutes Freesia : 612 pics, interval 10 minutes White Lilies : 503 pics, interval 10 minutes Pink Hyacinth : 636 pics, interval 7 minutes Red Amaryllis : 259 pics, interval 8 minutes White Lilie : 249 pics, interval 10 minutes Tulips : 1379 pics, interval 5minutes Amaryllis (Nymph) : 787 pics, interval 8 minutes I created this video simply because I love nature. I always found the flower’s timelapses fabulous, but most of the time they are made with a black background. Then I told myself to make a beautiful flower’s timelapse with coloured and vintage backgrounds. To me, the 60’s / 70’s is the most representative period for the flowers. This is a way to pay tribute to them. Thanks: Maud Regnault ————————————————————————————————————- Music : Linda Scott - Three guesses http://apple.co/1MxXy9q http://bit.ly/1Ccr8jz ————————————————————————————————————- My web site : http://bit.ly/1MxXy9r Facebook : http://on.fb.me/1Ccr8jC ———————————————————————————————————— http://bit.ly/1MxXy9s http://bit.ly/1Ccr8jD http://bit.ly/1MxXx5b
With an exclusive sound track by Devonté Hynes (Blood Orange) and Neneh Cherry, a cast led by actor and model Hari Nef, and a performance choreographed by artist Ryan Heffington, our original film directed by Selfridges’ Resident Film Director Kathryn Ferguson and Alex Turvey explores a visual response to the idea of Agender. The film is an evolving journey through a subtle push and pull between masculinity and femininity, captured entirely in one unbroken shot, utilising in-camera camera effects in a world populated by out-scaled physical props inspired by Faye Toogood’s in store realisation of Agender. The cast of dancers and performance artists are all styled in Agender brands available at Selfridges, including Nicopanda, V Files, Yang Li x Genesis P-Orridge, Bodymap and Rad Hourani.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Hidden Underworld by ArturStanisz
Baffin Island Photo Adventure with Artur Stanisz will take place between August 26-September 9, 2015. If you would like to participate in this photography workshop and Arctic adventure , please email me for details: arturstanisz@gmail.com Photo description: Glaciers tend to be abundant with hidden “treasures” that are usually hard, but not impossible to spot. This is not a particularly welcoming world, but if one finds it, the richness of its internal beauty can leave the spectator speechless. The Turner Glacier located on Baffin Island hosts many camouflaged spots where nature-made frozen processes take place. I discovered this icy chamber during one of the days that were cursed by absolutely clear sky. This is not my favourite type of weather and on days like that I tend to look for more interesting places. I crawled inside one of the holes in the glacier and explored it for couple of hours. What I saw there is hard to describe. Luckily, I had my camera with me so I was able to capture on this photo the unseen beauty of this desolated underworld. via 500px http://bit.ly/1F5Rpkj
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