we are back in the studio this week for the dutch national ballet, shooting a complete season in 4 days with ‘ruud baan’ and some very talented dancers
i am also doing a presentation on ‘presentations’ later today, for the behance portfolio review week in utrecht, together with ‘jeroen disch’ from ‘lava’
…Iida and Tanaka asked the subject to try to stay as motionless as possible (worst nightmare). The stack of images are then sliced through to create a graduated crater effect, showing the passage of time like the rings of a tree…
some amazing ‘topographic’ images from japanese duo nerhol with some rather special techniques employed in their creation too
via it’s nice that who also did an interview on their work and methodology
felt and wire have written a small piece (with interview) about the imminent feltron 2012 annual report from ‘nicholas felton’
i was out of the office most of last week working on the ‘mysterious blue box’ and i’m away again most of this week shooting a series of images for the dutch national ballet with ‘ruud baan’ so posts may be a bit less frequent than usual all week…
if it’s urgent call me, if not well you know… back on friday
by the way, many thanks to photographer ‘léon hendrickx’ (pictured below) who assisted me with the stop-motion last week and operated the really handy ‘dragonframe’ software we used, more news on this project soon…
