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Merry Christmas to those who celebrate it!
For all of you, wishing that 2018 brings you peace, success in your endeavours - and perhaps even a little levitation...
If the cinemagraph above isn't loading for you, see the video version on YouTube here.
More experiments with the currently trending cinemagraphs.
Everything seems to be moving towards 'motion', or a fusion thereof... Perhaps 'pure' photography will become a shrinking, rare speciality? Such as platinum printing and shooting on film is now?
It seems likely that very soon the majority of photographers will be 'imagemakers', also shooting video and fusion such as the cinemagraphs seen here, timelapse, etc. Many of us already are, many others have transitioned completely to producing/directing video and cinema. I am almost 50/50 video and photography now. And I haven't even begun to experiment with virtual reality, but that is firmly in my sights.
Just as mobile phones began to incorporate cameras, then video cameras... motion is becoming the new standard. Cameras and computers will become ever faster and more powerful so this won't be a limitation. (GIFs are large in file size AND low in quality - but for a little longer yet they're still the most widely accepted format). You can now get apps on your smartphone to make cinemagraphs and even stranger fusion VR/motion creations...
The cinemagraphs in this blog (more below) can be licensed via Come Alive Images - specifically through their stock agency partner Glasshouse Images, including video versions which are much better quality.
Click on a GIF to be taken to the specific agency listing.
And you can find the lovely Lexie (the portrait model) on her website - she does do 'wistful wonderfully well'.
Right, I think that's enough weak puns and cheesy alliteration for one blog post...
Serafina Salvador - with a surrealist's name, no wonder she's so good at modeling for surreal cinemagraphs.
It was great to work with this talented actress and model again. This time I was experimenting with cinemagraphs, a kind of GIF where part of the image is frozen and part is moving.
They tend to take a while to create and file sizes are pretty large, hence only three here. Colour is also limited in the GIF format, so it suits the vintage/Instagram look.
However, I have some ideas on improving this - watch this space.
Meanwhile, keep scrolling for a couple more cinemagraphs. And check out Serafina's page.
