I made another Flickr video from the “most interesting” Flickr images. This time I did the month of February and made it play smoother. The photos we’re the “most interesting” as of March 25 2006. Click the “Link” button in the top right of the video to take you to that photo on Flickr. The song in the video is called I Know You Are but What am I? by Mogwai.
Enjoy. 24 MB .mov
My dad and I created a little time lapse the other night. We shot stills using his new Nikon D200 and put them together in quicktime.
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My photos section is working again. Also, i’ve put back the “most interesting” images at the top. Its just better eye candy than my crappy pics.
I’ve taken the photos section down… Please see my Flickr account.
If you’re using OSX Tiger and Flickr you might be interested in the ability to send images to Flickr by right clicking and hitting send. This is useful if you use Flickr for image hosting for your blog or you just want a really quick way to upload images to Flickr.
This automator action can be used in a number of interesting ways. For example I made a timelapse with it. You can combine it with other automator actions to do whatever you need. You could use Automator to crop 100 images and then upload to them all to Flickr at the end. If you want to loop your automator actions you can use this.
If you want to take some screenshots and upload them to Flickr use these shortcuts:
Images are then saved to your desktop as Picture 1, Picture 2… Now its as easy as right clicking them to upload to Flickr…
My friend Hugh has an awesome photoset of animals up on Flickr.
Abusive New York Camera Store Threatens Blogger
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[VIA: Lee]
"Sometimes you arrive in a new place and its overcast and raining and not all that nice.
You wonder around all day looking for IT.
You snap away all day.
Then, at the perfect moment, the sky clears.
The sun radiates through the clouds.
Florence glows.
And you only have a few moments to capture that amazing light…
Click."
Rasko Ristic in Patryk Rebisz’s Between You and Me.
The entire film Between You and Me was shot using a digital still camera (Canon 20D) in burst mode. The film has a brilliant concept and amazing execution. You can watch it here and read more about it here.
If the idea of shooting a movie on a Canon 20D sounds familiar you’re probably thinking of the timelapse my friend Hugh thought up back in February. You can see the one we shot here.
btw check out Hugh’s slick ass demo reel while you’re at it.
Qoop Beta + Flickr Beta = Flickr picture books and posters. I haven’t purchased anything from this service so I can’t speak to the quality/service levels but it looks awesome.
