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Take a detour from the standard cycle of things. Instead of following nature's progression of landmass creation and seed distribution, interject human disruption and manufacturing. The result is an environmental change at the hands of paper production, the by-product of pulp and fiber harvest.

All content and audio created by Kelly Meador & Daniel Elwing.

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Eric Anderson 4 months ago

This is fantastic! Seriously. Wow.
Adam C. 2 months ago

ditto!
Alex Itin 4 months ago

how was this made?
beautiful work.
impactist 4 months ago

Both static and motion photography were used and all elements were shot on location in Oregon and Hawaii. Medium format, 35mm, and 24p capture devices were employed for the creation of this project.
Alex Itin 2 months ago

I'm still loving it
Erick C. 3 months ago

wow, so much, so fast, so good.
Bill 3 months ago

Delicious
Matt Taylor 3 months ago

Wonderful and so unique!
Glenn T (Avene) 3 months ago

Brilliant
Erwin 3 months ago

Just fantastic. More than that, in fact, this is the most exciting thing I've seen in quite a while.
Paul Davis 3 months ago

Unreal. I'm glad I subscribed to your profile!
impactist 3 months ago

That's nice of you to say, thank you.
Spencer Keeton Cunningham 2 months ago

wow. that was amazing! really great stuff. truly inspiring... i saw that you described how this was shot in response to a previoius question. but how did you do the post if you dont mind me asking.. (the editing) is that after effects?
impactist 2 months ago

You're too kind, thank you. The post process involved a variety of things, and since this is more or less one continuous animation (in-camera and not) it's really not something solved by a singular software solution, but an overall animation approach involving multiple formats and capture devices.

That's about the best we can do for a quick 'blurb'... There were too many steps in this short project to get into with any sort of completeness here.
Spencer Keeton Cunningham 2 months ago

great connection between the sound and image as welll.. so sic!!
impactist 2 months ago

Fortunately for us we are able to craft both picture and audio which gives us a lot of freedom in our personal projects.
godino 2 months ago

Amazing work! very beautiful & personal!
Lori Hammond 2 months ago

Love it!!
goldentouchfarm 2 months ago

Absolutely Wonderful
Barış Akyüz 2 months ago

Bloody good:)
George Chirita 2 months ago

this is mad dude. Congratulations
impactist 2 months ago

dude & mrs. dude
Cutcaster 2 months ago

wow...great!
NinaSeele 2 months ago

This is amazing!
A really cool edit work!
xoozn 2 months ago

nice
Jordan Beck 2 months ago

Wow. Amazing.
Yann Traboulsi 1 month ago

wow. very creative indeed.
qubodup 1 month ago

Hey neat, now I know why I dislike collages normally, they are too slow. This one isn't!

PS: Berliner S-Bahn above me!
Elliott Cost 1 month ago

Great work! Was any of that footage from Haleakala Crater by any chance?
Eric Anderson 1 month ago

Pretty sure I saw some Haleakala action in there... what an amazing place...
impactist 1 month ago

indeed, as we remarked briefly in an earlier comment.
Extraordinary Machine 1 month ago

Very impressive!
Alexandre Elkouby 1 month ago

Great...Wonnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnderfull...
Tripp 1 month ago

Wicked cool. I have no idea how you did that and I'm not even going to try to figure it out. You're just on another plane of existence than I.
marek adam 27 days ago

jazz_!
the rythm is so perfect...

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