
Je vais vous parler un peu de moi (c’est un blog je vous rappelle), avant de vous faire découvrir ses 3 magnifiques timelapse sur plusieurs endroit du Canada. (pardon pour les prochaines fautes qui vont suivre)
J’ai un rapport un peu particulier avec ce pays depuis mes 16ans. Le déclencheur fut vraiment vers mes 22ans en partant d’un constat; la grosse majorité de la musique que j’écoutais (et encore aujourd’hui) était en provenance de ce pays. Sum 41 (dont malgré les années je suis un des plus grand fan; preuve à l’appui) fut la partie visible de l’iceberg, mais après j’ai creusé pour tombé sur des groupes/chanteurs comme Hawksley Workman, Arcade Fire et bien d’autres encore. Partant de là, j’ai commencer à faire une veille sur ce pays, et son si charmant québec ou l’on parle le Français (et l’anglais).
Au point qu’à certains moments j’ai l’impression d’être un québecois dans l’âme (oui je sais ça fait un peut con). Mais à force de faire des recherches sur un peut tout et n’importe quoi sur ce pays (de la culture, aux liens, à son histoire, ses méthodologie de travail, les câbles sous-marins, le métier d’électricien etc.) j’ai acquis un savoir des us et coutumes de ce pays; et avec les années j’ai toujours autant d’admiration pour le pays des caribous.
Peut-être qu’un jour, j’irais la-bas en vacances ou pour y habiter. Voir si l’herbe est vraiment plus verte que chez soit.
Un grand coucou au passage à tout les canadiens, québecois qui fréquentent le blog 🙂
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1 – #Fogcouver – Vancouver Fog Timelapse (2 mn)
Fogcouver is a short motion timelapse film I shot during the crazy fog we had in Vancouver.
I hope you enjoy the beauty of the city enveloped in pillows!
Music: Tony Anderson – The Father’s Heart
- Equipment : Cameras: Canon 6D, Canon 5D Mark III
- Lenses: Canon 17-40mm / Canon 135mm F2 / Rokinon 85mm / Tamron 24-70mm VC
- Motion Control: DIY Dynamic Perception Stage Zero Timelapse Dolly (custom build) / DIY Dynamic Perception MX2 Controller / Emotimo TB3 Black
- Software: LR Timelapse / Adobe After Effects / Adobe Photoshop Lightroom / Adobe Premiere
Daniel Chen
- Vimeo > http://vimeo.com/dcmoco
- Email: dcmoco@gmail.com
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2 – Whistler – Deep Sky (7 mn)
7 minutes sur les montagnes de Whistler (une ville touristique de Colombie-Britannique, située dans le massif montagneux de la Chaîne Côtière). Le timelapse aura nécessité 3 ans de capture, d’exploration pour capturer ces paysages. Wait & See comme on dit…
This short film is the result of 3 years of exploring Whistler’s amazing mountains, lakes and ‘deep sky’ (incl parts of Garibaldi Provincial Park). After many ‘adventures’, countless sleepless nights & untold frames (from my reliable Nikon gear), I’ve only scratched the surface of what’s around this stunning place I call home – Whistler, BC.
Thank you to everyone’s patience as I frequently put this project before much else; to Laura, Stephanie, Jon, Brian for your support, to Eight and a Half …. and a special ‘shout-out’ to the amazing people of Whistler, Whistler-Blackcomb – the groomers, patrollers and all those up-front and behind-the-scenes … the best!
Most of the clips shown here (and the terabytes of clips that didn’t make this cut) are available in 4K. Please feel to contact me re: clip usage as well as prints (every image/frame was shot RAW).
Heading on up …
David
David McColm
- Site > http://www.davidmccolm.com
- Facebook > https://facebook.com/davidmccolm.photography
- Twitter > https://twitter.com/triwhistler
- Email: dlmccolm@telus.net
BEST VIEWED FULLSCREEN, HD (with scaling off). Please dim the lights, turn up your speakers, sit back and relax :]
- Music : Michael Wynne > https://soundcloud.com/michaelwynne/sets/mountains-in-motion-soundtrack
- DVD & Blu-ray disponible ici > http://mountainsinmotion.ca/order
Synopsis:
Mountains in Motion: The Canadian Rockies is an award-winning short film documenting the life of the alpine landscape through time-lapse photography. In an effort to highlight the wildness of these mountain places and how they have inspired explorers of the past, present and future, time-lapse sequences were patiently gathered from exposed summits, by glacial lakes, and under aurora-filled skies.
Hours and even months of change lapses in a matter of seconds, providing the viewer with a rare insight into the ever-changing nature of the landscape. Weaving throughout the film are reflections of an early mountaineer, who is deeply moved by his own encounter with the mountains and the revelations of explorers who have come before him. “What is this power that lures me upwards, into the unknown,” he wonders, “that pulls me deeper, despite snow, wind and exhaustion?”
Made on a shoestring budget and with entirely volunteer hours, the film brought together artists from two vastly different parts of North America – Banff, Alberta, and Atlanta, Georgia. Strangers at the start, the film team developed strong friendships over the course of production and were united by their common goal of capturing the beauty and essence of a place that inspires them every day.
This 100% human-powered film combines advanced time-lapse photography with an original story and musical score to bring the landscape center-stage and offers a thrilling new perspective that re-establishes the Canadian Rockies among the finest mountains in the world.
Credits:
- Photography by Doug Urquhart & Paul Zizka
- Original Music by Michael Wynne > http://michaelwynne.net
- Original Story by Meghan J. Ward (meghanjoyward.com)
- Motion control made possible by dynamicperception.com
- Voice Talent – Brian Bremer
- Pioneer – Guy Thorsby
- Shot on Canon.com 5D, 7D, T3i, 400D, RED.com EPIC
- Glass: Canon 14mm f2.8 , 24mm f1.4, 17-40mm f4, 70-200mm f2.8, 10-22mm EF-S, 17-55 f2.8 EF-S, PL Zeiss 16mm T2.1, PL Zeiss 28mm T2.1, PL Zeiss 50mm T2.1, PL Zeiss 85mm T2.1
- Motion-Control: DynamicPerception.com Stage Zero, Stage One (beta), Orion Tele-Track Pan/Tilt
- Software: Adobe Lightroom 3, LRTimelapse (got a hold of this in the final hours of post, unfortunately it didn’t see much use), Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro
- BTS Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dougurquhart/sets/72157627898019489/with/8424630328
- Details about our solarCam / deep time-lapse sequences: http://blog.planet5d.com/2013/02/making-a-diy-solar-camera-for-multi-month-timelapses-behind-the-scenes-on-mountains-in-motion
Mountains in Motion is an upthink.tv side-project in collaboration with zizka.ca
Thanks for watching.
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via Alexblog
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