Archive for the ‘Video’ Category
WSJ Magazine – Nov 2012 – Artist KAWS Profile
November 5th, 2012This past summer I got to hang out with artist Brian Donnelly, better known as KAWS at both his Williamsburg studio as well as in a top-secret location where his float for the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade was being inflated for the first time. If you pick up a copy of the Nov 2012 issue of WSJ you can read his profile as well as check out a couple of my photos as well.
Or, if the very thought of heading out the door to actually physically pick something up fills you with unspeakable dread, you can instead check out the online link instead here: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204425904578072631528135710.html?mod=WSJ_Magazine_LEFTSecondStories and you have to click on the video link too to check out the fun time-lapse I shot that shows the float being inflated and then deflated: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052970204425904578072631528135710.html?mod=WSJ_Magazine_LEFTSecondStories#articleTabs%3Dvideo
And of course there is the PDF here: rowat_wsjm_201211_kaws_brian-donnelly
The character that is pictured here is called ‘Companion’ and you can catch him live during the Macy’s Day Parade if you are in NYC over Thanksgiving.
Photoshelter Webinar Video now Online with Allen Murabayashi and Yours Truly talking Travel Photography
July 26th, 2012I wanted to say thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday for the Photoshelter webinar on working as a Travel Photographer. And an apology for those of you who tried to sign in but weren’t able to – due to your enthusiasm we saturated the service’s capacity to handle additional participants. So, if you missed us live, you can now listen / watch the whole hour (a great procrastination tool) online over at Vimeo:
I am also going to post the Q&A that is going on over at the Photoshelter Blog here as well so that you can get a taste of some of the questions & answers….
Shanghai Huangpu River Time Lapse
September 17th, 2011I have started fooling around a bit with time lapse videos. Nothing fancy. Just a series of JPGs all strung together into a little video using Quicktime. They are imperfect. Low-res. Herky jerky. Frames sometimes out of order. BUT, they are kind of fun. Here is the first one.