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1. whale shark!

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at long last, another video haiku.

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HD 13383
dark 909
rain 1512
hv30 2658
canon 5109
haiku 85
vid haiku 18
love 3967
five-seven-five 2
poetry 978

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daeyoung kim
2 months ago
Hoop-CA, USA
3 months ago
Dan Huston
3 months ago
leslie
3 months ago
Ben Millett
3 months ago
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
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Justin Gum
3 months ago
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Aaron Baker 3 months ago

the five-seven-five
is my most favorite haiku
methodology
Taylor Gillespie 3 months ago

epic win.
Justin Gum 3 months ago

This one is certainly not as visually poetic, but I love the actual haiku.

wonderful stuff!
Taylor Gillespie 3 months ago

Oh it is more so than you may realize, mainly because of the personal nature of the haiku. I went for a very minimalist style for the images, along with a contrasting, almost contradictory, relationship with the text itself. The rain is at odds with the haiku's description of a heart aflame. Not only is rain the essential opposite of fire, it also symbolizes the adverse conditions the heart is under, and the struggle to stay alight in spite of them.
MariaNYC 3 months ago

And that is exactly the way I read images & words-
well done! Congratz with the HV30
Justin Gum 3 months ago

Well, I got that when I read it and saw the images....

I was speaking in more of a comparative sense.
Personally, I liked your older stuff more. I understand what you are getting at, though.

While this was intentional, the intent seemed a bit subtle. Too subtle for my tastes, but that's just my taste.

The camera work, in my opinion was not as good as the ones from your kodak ones. But maybe that's just you getting used to the HV30. I also did think though that the noise of the image was really noticeable....

Don't take it as insult lol.
Taylor Gillespie 3 months ago

This is some of the first footage I took with the HV30, so yeah that's mostly it.
Ben Millett 3 months ago

I thought this all worked together really well. Thanks for sharing it with me.
Hoop-CA, USA 3 months ago

hmmm 5 7 5....Have to think about this one. I likey.
Taylor Gillespie 3 months ago

I think I speak for all of us when I say: there needs to be some more haiku action from Hoop.
Hoop-CA, USA 3 months ago

ha, thanks TG. Remind me, 5 seconds, 5 syllables and so on?

You got me thinking...
Taylor Gillespie 3 months ago

Exactly.
Hoop-CA, USA 3 months ago

Game on
Eugenia Loli-Queru 3 months ago

Congrats on getting an HV30. How do you compare it with the Kodak in terms of quality and workflow satisfaction?
Taylor Gillespie 3 months ago

Well the Kodak is definitely faster in terms of importing, but the HV30 is just miles above it in quality and features.
einar parker 3 months ago

great really cool just this sudden cut don't speak to me

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