On February 9th I took part in a Strobist shoot at the U of L pool.
(video by Michael Warf)
Here are a couple of composites I made from the photos I shot that day:
On February 9th I took part in a Strobist shoot at the U of L pool.
(video by Michael Warf)
Here are a couple of composites I made from the photos I shot that day:
The weather outside this morning inspired me to make this short winter movie (90 seconds).
[Snowy Morning – Flickr]
Konflikt, (Conflict), is a 6 minute short film that re-enacts just about every boy’s childhood wargame fantasies—including the delicate operation of dealing with the dissonance that arises as one friend’s expectations don’t match the other’s imagination.
English speakers, be sure to turn on subtitles. Hit play or watch Konflikt on YouTube.
As often as I find myself listening to The Beatles, I haven’t seen much video footage of them playing (except from the Ed Sullivan show and in their movie, Help!).
Here they are, in colour, doing their most famous performance ever, The Beatles Rooftop Concert:
Hit play or watch The Beatles Rooftop Concert on YouTube. Also part 2 and part 3.
Over the weekend I had my first cross country skiing experience. Some friends and I took the Goat Creek Trail 19km from Canmore to Banff, and followed it up with a nice hot dip at the Banff Hot Springs.
Here’s a clip of my friend Duane zipping past the camera.
[Goat Trail – Flickr]
Footage by my friend Andy Davies.
ZeFrank’s voice drawing tool lets you draw using your voice. Low volume turns counter-clockwise, medium volume goes straight, and high volume turns clockwise.
This is my very first attempt:
Tempting as it is, I wouldn’t want to be recorded making this kind of image — one feels very silly during the process. Kudos for anyone that tries the Voice Draw Beta in a public space.
This gorgeous stop motion pixilation by Yuval & Merav Nathan, with music by Oren Lavie, might just help you get through your Wednesday blues:
Hit play or watch Her Morning Elegance / Oren Lavie at YouTube.
A collection of writers, including my favourite, Malcolm Gladwell, offer praise to the power and poignancy of Barack Obama’s inaugural address in this worthwhile LA Times article
Also, San Fransisco’s Bush Street gets an update:
Not exactly backmasking, but close enough:
[Backwards Beethoven – Revver]