This is just truly amazing. The frame containing all the Stills. The subtile and clear view points out that a video (even in HD) cannot ever replace a picture. Pictures, especially black and white, leave you to imagine what what the surroundings were like and what was happening outside the picture when it was taken.
Brings up good memories to my history book in High School.
brilliant concept, flawless execution. this one deserves an award! does someone have a blue ribbon laying around here? I absolutely love the innovation I see here every day on Vimeo. I find more inspiration here than anywhere else in my life... thank you for creating this and sharing it with us, Aaron! Where was it shot? SoCal, I'm imagining?
Simple, creative, very cool. (I'd love to have some criticism, but I can't think of any just yet. Coming soon.) What did you shoot with? Did you do anything special for the time lapse, or did you just speed up the footage in editing?
This is beautiful. I agree with Billy, each concept is seen through to the end. The only thing I noticed was that the pause of the girl is more "frame capture" from a video (which it is.. heh) than a photo, because of the way it blurred with a double image, but I only focused on that after trying to find a flaw!
It's really awesome. And a wonderful track with it as well.
Bravo! Nicely done emulating the photos with a cardboard cutout like that. If it wasn't for some lighting artifacts giving away the three dimensions of the inside cutout of the frame, it would look just like still photos. I'm curious -- what camera and software did you use?
Some critizism, then: first, the photos imho are not compelling. After the video I felt how photographs are limited by their nature, how blunt and empty they are. The two palmtrees, branches, roads, half a girl's torso, a badly cropped fountain...
Imho, the concept is smart, well executed (it was probably hard to fight the wind), but the photographs inside the box where awful. Perhaps next time have a photographer there to frame the shot, then catch the video around that framed shot.
Second, the white box it quite big, no? :) Is it a polaroid?
If I was trying to create a series of compelling photographs, why would I select the medium of video?
A palm tree...A fountain...A city street...The last thing the world needs is someone to take pictures like this.
So either my project is as cliche as the aforementioned subjects, or its focus is on something else entirely...
I though that video would be the best medium to show the difference between motion and still pictures, play vs pause. I guess I am misinterpreting.
Is it's real focus on the beauty of pausing of one's vision to be remembered with a complete different feel to it? Something along the lines of the second post?
a beautiful combination of moving and still photography like i have never seen before, original. the simple music in the background acted loke perfect accents on the changes
loved it
I don't see the point in rationalize too much the meaning of a video. I just found it awesome, touching, full of rhythm and dynamism. Yet relaxing, kind of hypnotic.
The music is brilliant.
It definitely made a very pleasant pause in my summer evening.
Brings up good memories to my history book in High School.
Flawless execution.
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It's really awesome. And a wonderful track with it as well.
kudos sir. wow.
vuvox.com/channels/10906
They have a creation tool --> vuvox dot com / cutout
what music did you use?
Some critizism, then: first, the photos imho are not compelling. After the video I felt how photographs are limited by their nature, how blunt and empty they are. The two palmtrees, branches, roads, half a girl's torso, a badly cropped fountain...
Imho, the concept is smart, well executed (it was probably hard to fight the wind), but the photographs inside the box where awful. Perhaps next time have a photographer there to frame the shot, then catch the video around that framed shot.
Second, the white box it quite big, no? :) Is it a polaroid?
Thanks.
A palm tree...A fountain...A city street...The last thing the world needs is someone to take pictures like this.
So either my project is as cliche as the aforementioned subjects, or its focus is on something else entirely...
Is it's real focus on the beauty of pausing of one's vision to be remembered with a complete different feel to it? Something along the lines of the second post?
take care, dawg
hollaaaaaaaaa
a fresh video.
loved it
The black and white is such a nice contrast to the colorful reality, like you created a frozen fine art print.
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Helps explaining to people who don't understand
The music is brilliant.
It definitely made a very pleasant pause in my summer evening.
Congrats for it!
Could you please tell me what music you used?
Thanks for sharing.