I have made a series of flickbooks to support the prints from my motion in a single image project. http://rosieslade.blogspot.com/2011/05/motion-in-single-image.html
Showing posts with label Motion in a single image. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motion in a single image. Show all posts
Saturday
Moviebarcodes
I came across this really interesting project on tumblr where films had been condensed in to a single image.This relates to my ‘one hour pinhole project’ where I was trying to do the same thing by overlapping the images. Here the frames have been condensed creating a colourful barcode.
Its really interesting to see the colour palette of different films. Below are examples of films I have seen recently, including 127 Hours, Toy story and Black Swan. Its funny to see the difference in the colour palette from Toy Story, a bright animation to the dark and thrilling Black Swan.
http://moviebarcode.tumblr.com/
Its really interesting to see the colour palette of different films. Below are examples of films I have seen recently, including 127 Hours, Toy story and Black Swan. Its funny to see the difference in the colour palette from Toy Story, a bright animation to the dark and thrilling Black Swan.
http://moviebarcode.tumblr.com/
Motion in a single Pinhole Image
Another strand of my self directed study is trying to create motion in a single image. This has stemmed from my '1 hour pinhole' project where I tried to condense a film into a single image. I wanted to recreate this project looking at interactions with cameras.
Below is the experiment I photographed using my pinhole can cameras. To create motion in the single photograph I asked different people to look at my roliflex camera and figure out how to use it. This was successful and I ended up with ghostly photographs of the figures moving with the roliflex camera.
Below is the experiment I photographed using my pinhole can cameras. To create motion in the single photograph I asked different people to look at my roliflex camera and figure out how to use it. This was successful and I ended up with ghostly photographs of the figures moving with the roliflex camera.
Motion in a Single Image
Another strand of my self directed study is trying to create motion in a single image. This has stemmed from my 'One hour pinhole' project where I tried to condense a film into a single image. I wanted to recreate this project looking at interactions with cameras.
Below are the digital versions of this experiment, I have also created the same effect using pinhole photography. I photographed different people experimenting with my roliflex camera and layered the images on top of each other to create motion in a single image.
It is interesting to see where the different movements create ghostly shadows. The photograph in the middle is very focused around the roliflex camera, as Alice moved around it during the exposures, Where as the top photo has more of a solid outline of Ellie, as she moved the roliflex camera more to look at it during the exposures.
Below are the digital versions of this experiment, I have also created the same effect using pinhole photography. I photographed different people experimenting with my roliflex camera and layered the images on top of each other to create motion in a single image.
It is interesting to see where the different movements create ghostly shadows. The photograph in the middle is very focused around the roliflex camera, as Alice moved around it during the exposures, Where as the top photo has more of a solid outline of Ellie, as she moved the roliflex camera more to look at it during the exposures.
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