Thursday, June 4, 2015
Director: Abteen Bagheri Executive Producer: Jason Botkin Producer: Antonio Flores, Katia Nicolova, Sergei Cinematographer: Isaac Bauman Editor: Andy McGraw @ Stitch Editing Costume Designer: Sara Sensoy Cast: Christopher Mintz-Plasse Abbey Botkin Ginger Costales Frank Garza Alfred Gillian Anna Sondall Robert Evans Roger Feldman Tristan Feldman Sharon Shane Prod. Designer: Ali Rubinfield Art Director: Grace Alie 1st AC: Payam Yazdanoost 2nd AC: Matt Taylor DIT: Arthur Gubin Production Coordinator: Jeff Bonneville 1st AD: Kia Reghabi Grip/Elec: Jonathon Corum Grip:Elec: Ely Gonzalez Key MU/Hair: Brittany Leslie CostumerAssistants: Lauren Thomas, Mallory Evelyn Studio Teacher: Christy Wyatt PA’s: Danita Clark, Sam Cortez, Andascha Moore-Pryor Director’s Assistant: Brandom Bloom Colorist: Nick Sanders @ The Mill Sound Designer: Nick Bozzone @ Formosa Group Visual FX: Mitch Gardiner @ Bond FX Editing Assistants: Chris Catanach, Weston Cadwell @ Stitch Editing Special thanks to the PDJF and Sanita Anita Park. 2015 Cap Gun Collective
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015
i will shine once more by ArtHakkerPhotography
I will shine once more..... The abandoned low lighthouse of Dovercourt. Sony A7R, Canon 16-35mm f2.8 lens, ISO 100, F8.0 13 second exposure with a Lee Big Stopper. #ArtHakker #longexposurephotography #essexphotographer #landscapephotography #seascapephotography via 500px http://bit.ly/1G75yi2
Choreographed & Performed by The Seaweed Sisters: Megan Lawson, Jillian Meyers & Dana Wilson Shot, Directed & Edited by: Danny Madden & Isaac Ravishankara Featuring: “Water Fountain” by Tuneyards “The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly (theme) by Ennio Morricone With Help from: Kuponohi'ipoi "Pono” Aweau Color by: Derek Hansen @ MPC
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In the Spring of 2014 a small group of close friends broke ground on a building project in Skamania County, Washington in the Columbia River Gorge. Their primary endeavor was a multi-platform tree house, but also included a skate bowl and a wood fired soaking tub as well. The crew came from all over the country and from a variety of backgrounds. Some were professional carpenters, others learned on the job, gaining experience along the way. The Cinder Cone is Foster Huntington’s short film that documents this year-long process of building his dream home with this community of tight knit friends. Check out The Cinder Cone Build Book on Kickstarter too! http://kck.st/1cxJAZy A Farm League Original Directed by Foster Huntington Edited by Jess Gibson “Better” by Bosque Brown “Thunder and Lightning” by Joseph Hein “Ring Shot Step” by Ash Black Bufflo “The Way it is” by Denver “Francis” by Houndstooth “Every Little Bit Hurts” by Barton Carroll
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Marshall Point Starry Night by edwardreese
This a view of the night sky from behind the Marshall Point lighthouse in Maine. It's a three shot panorama from left to right, with a blending of exposures to keep the brightness of the head light from blowing out the milky way. Have to say this is the most challenging type of photography I've gotten into so far. Have to be really careful of light sources and noise processing. Still have a lot to learn. via 500px http://bit.ly/1JkIOxN
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Opening titles for the 2015 Semi-Permanent design conferences. http://bit.ly/1MijczP Titles by Raoul Marks www.raoulmarks.com Making of here!: http://bit.ly/1KL5IyO A surreal trip. An allegory for the creative process and growth of an individual. From birth, to individuation, to criticality and finally to finding ones own creative space. Or, if preferred, just some fun times floating through the void. CREDITS Designed and Produced by Raoul Marks Titles kindly supported by Maxon www.maxon.net Iceland photography kindly provided by Jake Sergeant www.mn8studio.com Music and SFX arranged by Raoul www.raoulmarks.com Making of here!: http://bit.ly/1KL5IyO A surreal trip. An allegory for the creative process and growth of an individual. From birth, to individuation, to criticality and finally to finding ones own creative space. Or, if preferred, just some fun times floating through the void. CREDITS Designed and Produced by Raoul Marks Titles kindly supported by Maxon www.maxon.net Iceland photography kindly provided by Jake Sergeant www.mn8studio.com Music and SFX arranged by Raoul Marks Additional artwork by Stanley Donwood & Noah Taylor
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Seine sunrise by matamat
A beautiful morning on the Seine, boat come from Paris and go to Le Havre by the Seine. Un superbe matin sur la Seine, une péniche remonte de Paris jusqu'au Havre. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Jo0iaQ
An animated data-driven documentary about war and peace, The Fallen of World War II looks at the human cost of the second World War and sizes up the numbers to other wars in history, including trends in recent conflicts. Visit http://www.fallen.io for the interactive version and more information Written, directed, coded, narrated by https://twitter.com/neilhalloran Sound and music by https://twitter.com/Dolhaz
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I noticed how Wes Anderson and Stanley Kubrick frame their shots in a similar way - this was the result: “The Grand Overlook Hotel”! Special thanks to David Hughes for some great advice on the edit. All footage from The Shining belongs to Warner Bros. All footage and music from The Grand Budapest Hotel belongs to 20th Century Fox. This video is intended for parody purposes only.
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i emailed a friend of mine a link to ‘SAMPLER’ the other day to see what he thought and he texted me back that it was ‘pretty cool.’ i said ‘that doesn’t sound very enthusiastic.’ and he wrote back that it was ‘a little too b sidey for me.’ then the next day he sent a long winded explanation saying he just expected more. i wrote back ‘that text leaves me more confused than before, so your saying you were just disappointed? i don’t really care i like it… it’s b sides whatever i’m not gonna force people to watch it or pay for it so if they’re disappointed then fuck em’ man… expectations, what a stoke killer. every time you do something, the expectation is that whatever you do next has to be better. do you understand how unsustainable that is? the pressure caused by this principle has stressed me out, burned me out, i eventually cracked, hid out, dropped out, turned away… but then it get’s to a point where you’re just like ‘fuck it.’ that’s when i’ve done my best surfing. when there is a complete absence of consideration for what people expect. so here’s SAMPLER, which is a collection of surfing i’ve done the past year that didn’t make it into ‘cluster.’ so yeah, it is ‘b sidey’ but that is not a disclaimer, i’m proud of it. every moment can’t be your best, the waves aren’t always perfect, the more you expect the more your disappointed, do what you can with what you’ve got, surfing’s an art, there’s no winner and no loser, no right or wrong way to do it, there’s a big difference between saying ‘fuck it’ and genuinely feeling it, and as much as i wish it did, writing it on my boards doesn’t really make me feel it, and i have to say that for the most part, while filming the past year, i was aware that i was one of the oldest guys in the movie with a reputation to defend, and that is not the right frame of mind to surf your best. or feel your best, or be yourself… but seriously… fuck it, forget what your sponsors expect, what viewers expect, expect nothing, do your best, clear your mind, be present, turn off, tune out, drop in. or as ethan fowler says it ‘do what you want, do it well, or, if you don’t want to do it well, don’t do it well, just do it how you do it, and that shit shines through a thousand times brighter’ for the prime cuts visit http://apple.co/1BH5OyW
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Dragon's Lair by PatrickMarsonOng
Vestrahorn, stands tall on the far southeastern side of the Icelandic coast. Five kilometers through unpaved road brings you to this one of a kind vista. Famous for it's reflection shots, I was shocked to see it frozen on springtime! And since I can't seem to fit the mountain in one frame, did two horizontal shots and stitched them together! via 500px http://bit.ly/1GivadZ
Morning in Alberta, Canada by ChrisBurkard
These mornings still haunt me in my dreams....in a good way. This morning was something straight out of a movie. I was up all night before shooting star trails and only got about 1.5 hours of sleep. We awoke to some birds chirping and I knew it was going to be an incredible sunrise. We packed up camp and made our way onto the water. Just as we launched out the sun started to hit the mountains. Hope you enjoy! www.chrisburkard.com via 500px http://bit.ly/1ERU3FX
Monday, June 1, 2015
Thor's Well by Chuck_Robinson
Thor's Well along the Oregon Coast. Just don't get washed in! via 500px http://bit.ly/1LYsNLj
An Emo Nose I have lost my interest in any kind of social activities after my nose leave me. Am I enjoying loneliness as I thought, or the ugliness of the people around me makes me feel being alone is actually not bad at all? A film by Wong Ping directed/story/animation/guitar: Wong Ping voice over: Mark Bong harmonica: Mr. Whale english subtitles: Vicky Leong =================================== 《憂鬱鼻》 自從鼻子一天一天慢慢地遠離，我對社交活動完全失去興趣。是我自以為享受寂寞，還是週遭的朋友事物太醜陋沒趣令我產生「其實孤獨都不錯哦！」的想法呢？ 黃炳作品 導演／故事／動畫／結他：黃炳 旁白：Mark Bong 張傑邦 口琴：鯨魚 英文字幕：Vicky Leong http://on.fb.me/1Fn0vp0 nowhynowhy.com
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36°29'33" N 114°31'59" W - Blue Version by elvisrowe
It's been a while since I've shared a Sunday Funday have some free time this evening and thought why not? This is the final Sunday Funday from this particular trip out to Valley of Fire State Park. This was my favorite shot from this trip out to Valley of Fire. Something about how the road moves through the landscape combined with the amazing clouds just really sticks with me (map). If you like my work please take a moment to follow me on Facebook and Twitter. Also, if you're interested, click here to visit my blog and see this image before processing, and if you're looking for a print click here. via 500px http://bit.ly/1Jfqg1M
“We are homesick most for the places we have never known” - Carson McCullers Isolation’s effect on the heart and mind can sometimes bring about a type of nostalgia in reverse: a fondness for a reality we’ve not yet experienced. The concept serves as an offering to the soundtrack’s plea: how can love can grow from pain? Boy - Zach Rand Girl - Grace Diloreto Written, Directed, and Edited by Nicholas Wurz and William Renton Produced by Ashley Bruce Director of Photography - Johnny St. Ours Assistant Camera - Jarrod Russell Gaffer - Chris Thompson Key Grip - Mike Flinn, Grip - Rob Vaughn Art department - Hannah Quinn, Angie Cooper, Andrew Carnwath Wardrobe - Hannah Quinn, Angie Cooper Makeup - Hannah Quinn Colorist - William Renton Original music by Dean Hurley, from the album Days of Thunder & Rain Download full album here: http://bit.ly/1LY9WA2 Thanks to: Gearhead Camera, Dogtown Lights, MBK Media, Modelogic, St. Catherines School , Randy West , Errol Duplessis http://mndl.com/
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Wild Iceland by SarahMarino
In Iceland, you can walk right up to the very edge of intensely powerful waterfalls like this one, with no barriers, ropes, or official overlooks. It is an intense and welcome experience. Watching the water is mesmerizing, almost to the point of being dizzying. This location is also featured in our recently released second edition of our popular photography guide to Iceland, Forever Light. If you are going to Iceland, this guide can be a huge time-saver in planning your trip and finding some of best places to photograph. You can learn more through the link above. Beyond 500px: Instagram | Facebook | Photography Portfolio | Blog | Photography Ebooks Thanks, as always, for your time in viewing my photography! via 500px http://bit.ly/1dHAxaa
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