
Ice
11 months ago
I'm continually fascinated by the incredible formations of ice that a winter stream can produce. These intricate patterns change by the hour as water that has been super cooled collides and freezes to anything it touches. The river banks and rocks widen with the ice until it completely engulfs the water underneath.
This was shot with my Sony EX1 with Letus Extreme adapter and Nikon 35-70mm F-2.8 lens. IndiSlider used on a few shots. Music is called "Minor Blue" by David Darling. All the vignetting was added in post, I think it looks better that way! It is NOT from the Letus or Nikon lens.
This was shot with my Sony EX1 with Letus Extreme adapter and Nikon 35-70mm F-2.8 lens. IndiSlider used on a few shots. Music is called "Minor Blue" by David Darling. All the vignetting was added in post, I think it looks better that way! It is NOT from the Letus or Nikon lens.
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Great work
Excellent !!
enchanting ice...:))
Avey
I have always thought that your "Winter Solstice" is the best video I have ever seen here at Vimeo.
I find that "Winter Solstice" is still better than this one, for the combination of the image and the music, too.
But recently, I have finally found a video which I have to value more than your "Winter Solstice", also for the combination with the music.
Check this one out, if you would like.
vimeo.com/1823777
An amazing piece of timelapse, with an original piano music, composed and played by himself, or herself.
It is a little bit long one, but I am sure that you won't be bored.
& you really did.Your choice of music & your sight are deeper than reality.I can only say (I'm speechless)!!!!!
Have you heard about the misterious 'ice circles'?
environmentalgraffiti.com/featured/massive-10ft-spinning-ice-circle-discovered-uk/5963
nidsci.org/pdf/icecirclereport.pdf
How did you get the camera movement so smooth around 1:57?
i love your works so much that i m always expecting the new ones ;)
i enjoyed the harmony of the soundtrack and the pictures but it was not complete for me; telling the truth, i missed the soothing tune of rippling water :(
i hope you appreciate my comment!
regards, Nandy
Long answer...sorry!