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View the entries… | I DON’T KNOW WHAT YOU SEE / artist collective | IMPREINT, London
IMPREINT has created a video of all the entries for your review.
Show your support for independent artists and give it a look and a like. You’ll love it.
Thanks IMPREINT for all your efforts in making this happen.;-)
Don’t forget the Main event on the 15th of October in London. (details below)
IMPREINT is organising an artist collective (photography), deadline 5th of October, 1 photo each participant. Main event 15th of October in London.
If you find it interesting and would like to participate, just send IMPREINT the picture that you choose to represent you in the video collective (see link below) to info@impreint.com and also upload it using the facebook link in the comments, like the other participants.
Link Event
Link Facebook
Video precedent collective in case you would like to have a look
more info about the event – https://www.artjobs.com/open-calls/call-photography/united-kingdom/51567/i-dont-know-what-you-see#
Kind regards, IMPREINT
The Art of Neorealism | Roberto Rossellini’s War Trilogy | The Cinematheque
Wooden Bridge | Yale Forest – Eastford, CT
Bigelow Brook | Yale Forest – Eastford, CT
Let’s go for another ride! | The Quiet Corner, CT | Part 2
Just a couple of filming and technical notes for those of you that may be interested:
I filmed both parts 1 and 2 with a Sony FDR-X3000 4K Action Cam. For a little camera it produces some amazing video results. The major challenge filming on a motorcycle “live” is trying to get good sound. The wind makes that nearly impossible. C’est la vie – We use what we have – we want real, right? ;-)
In Part 1, I mounted the camera and a little external mic behind a windshield on a rigid camera mount. It’s ok but a bit too static… The wide angle lens gives the illusion of space but …. The sound was a bit tinny for my taste. The mic was mounted up near the engine not near the pipes.
In Part 2, the camera was mounted on the right (me facing forward) side of my helmet. The mic was taped to the back of my helmet. This variation is a lot more dynamic. The driver’s heads acts like a tripod head panning left and right down the road. It’s much more interesting.
anyway – let’s go for another ride ! lol
Let’s go for a ride! | The Quiet Corner, CT | Part 1
Once upon a time… | Eastford, CT
Solar Farm | Uxbridge, MA
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