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Part of the "Film in de buurt - Festival" in Rotterdam (2007) and shown at the Willem van den Hoed - exhibition, "Glass" at Galerie Litfasssaeule in Munich until the 11th of November 2007.
Raiffeisen open Air Kino Zermatt (2008)
Raiffeisen open Air Kino Zermatt (2008)
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But a magician never reveals his secret
How neither move around the mountain - Mount remains immovable! So is in life.
I want "Clouds over Rossiya" too! :))
...amazing movie.
Congratulation...
I love it, i love you! Great!
Superb!
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I took all the photo's with the top of the mountain in the little square of my viewfinder. The photographs were taken with a Leica D-LUX3 @ 10MB. After that I individually stabilized the frames in photoshop. (This took about two weeks.) The stabilized frames were taken to After Effects and there I could pan and zoom in on the animation. The sunrise was photographed in one week; the individual frames were organized by time of day, regardless of day of the week!
And now, Juraj, you know all my secrets!
It's your fault if i did it.
Your works is an inspiration.
I like 1713 vdo, good pictures and filling.
Nice !!!
By the way whats the music?
The video would be part of an exhibition and I asked Mertens for permission to use his music and show the video in public but he never replied to my emails. I than decided to "compose" my own music, inspired by Mertens. The music should be hectic and slow at the same time. I used a distant church bell to separate the seven days.
thank you
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