It’s inspiration Friday here at Nice Magazine. And what a treat we have. Check out these beautifully shot, brilliantly odd videos by cinematographer Marc Ritzema.
The first is a wonderfully dramatic and mysterious piece. It gets my creative juices flowing.
About a month ago I posted an article persuading the Nice readers to check out Fine Art Photographer Dominic Rouse. Dominic emailed me and mentioned I might be interested in watching a video he made with an explanation of the image “Hang’er”. Um, yep!
I just watched the following video and have to say I think it is possibly the most inspiring work I’ve seen in years.
Here is a video I really enjoyed made by Gabor Tarnok that shows the emotional power of using a short depth of field. The spectacular part is that despite what your eyes are telling you, this was not shot with some $100,000 film or digital high def camera. It was shot with a $750 Canon […]
Since this is Radiopopper week (unofficially of course) I thought I’d point you to a few radiopopper resources.
1. My review. My mom says it’s the best one.
2. The Radiopopper review page on their site.
3-5. Here are three videos to watch featuring the little buggers.
Video one is my radio popper unboxing video.
Video two:
The stunning and magnificent Kristen Schaal (Mel from Flight of the Concords) has posted a video that is the perfect example of confusing the model with strange direction mentioned in the article, Keep It Stupid, Stupid.
Angry Erotic Sheep in the Woods from kschaal on Vimeo.
Enjoy!
If you’ve never seen the work of Black and White photography master André Kertész, here’s your chance to get exposed in a condensed video about the man and his photographs.
After concentrating on color digital photography almost exclusively for the past few years, it was seeing his exhibit of B&W photographs at the Getty that inspired […]
An unedited look behind the scenes of a Gregory Crewdson fine art photo shoot. Crewdson is one of my all time favorite photographers. If you’ve never seen his work this video might not have the same effect on you as it did on me. I find his images compel the viewer to stop, stare, and […]
