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Wave cinemagraphs by Ray Collins
Wave cinemagraphs by Ray Collins
Photographer Ray Collins captures the magic that happens at the intersection of water and light. Each shot in this film was created from a single one of Ray’s original photos. The stills are transformed into cinemagraphs – a hybrid between photo and video – an infinite loop that makes a single moment last forever. The original soundtrack was created by two very talented musicians, André…
Wave cinemagraphs by Ray Collins
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Photographer Ray Collins captures the magic that happens at the intersection of water and light. Each shot in this film was created from a single one of Ray’s original photos. The stills are transformed into cinemagraphs – a hybrid between photo and video – an infinite loop that makes a single moment last forever. The original soundtrack was created by two very talented musicians, André Heuvelman on trumpet and Jeroen van Vliet on piano.
You can see the individual cinemagraphs here. Amazing.
Wave cinemagraphs by Ray Collins was originally published on WellsBaum.blog
A trip through New York City, 1911
A trip through New York City, 1911
In 1911, Swedish film company Svenska Biografteatern recorded its trip to New York.
Fortunately, the footage survived and most recently was speed-corrected and reproduced with added street sounds of car horns, horses, and police whistles to give us a sense of the environment back then.
Some observations:
- Notice all the people…
Where fashion and architecture meet
Where fashion and architecture meet
A monochromatic film by LA-based filmmaker Eliot Lee Hazel, who has also done work for Thom York and Beck. Says Hazel:
“In this film, imagery that is simultaneously epic and poetic combines to produce an intimate portrayal of a symbolic central figure.”
Watch the video in its entirety below:
Adamant about living in the now
“I live in the now so the past is something you’ll have to dig up.” — David Hockney, the British artist who’s become known as the ‘the painter of Southern California’ “Artists aren’t hedonists. They’re workers.” Hockey’s persistence echoes Japan’s Hokusai who also believed the best work was yet to come. You can take breaks but you…