Music Essay | Chaper 4: Singing Portraits
I think this was a good idea originally, but I had to scrap most of the other portraits because the people singing HAD to hold the mic or they wouldn’t/couldn’t sing. As a consequence, they blew out the audio by holding the mic too close. Two out of the eight portraits turned out alright. (The two I was holding the mic).
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Some test footage from my new 5D MKII taken near Columbus Circle and also 34th Street.
This panorama is one of 14 panoramas of the Neon Boneyard. This was one of the first panoramas I shot in HDR.
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The New York Times introduces Lens, a photojournalism blog that intends to present some of the most interesting visual and multimedia reporting.
Thirst in the Mojave tries to bring a little more web mentality to video but still utilize the linear narrative strengths that make video such a great storytelling tool.
I like the portrait of the women, but the lighting is a little dark.
Cheers,
John