Stars at LAC
Unbelievably clear sky. We lay on the ground, wrapped up and in awe
(Footage from the cutting room floor)
A collection of footage offcuts, storyboard tests, playable video clips, and directing logs from the field.
Unbelievably clear sky. We lay on the ground, wrapped up and in awe
Night sky astrophotography maybe capturing the luminous STEVE (Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement) ribbon.
Direct solar photography of the partial solar eclipse captured through specialized ND filtration at 400mm on the Sony A1 (1/8000s exposure at f/29, ISO 50).
Expressive portraiture and character lighting studies for the Tufts artist collaboration, shot with Sony A1 and 35mm F1.4 GM lens.
First try out of the waterproof action cam
Camera set up outside our cabin on a tripod, near a feeding station. remotely operated beside the fire with a glass of red wine. Wildlife photography ay?
On a drive to our next swimming spot during the Hercules tour we spied these guys from the car window. We abandoned the car and basked in the glory of Otters.
Had to run out and try to get something of the Northern lights! I thought I might never see them again.
Visual experiment testing shadow play, silhouette density, and wolf ability
Filmed at Seacliff for development of mapped floor projections of Kerry's show for 0-12 month old babies and their adults. Looking at light on and in water in particular.
Atmospheric capturing mist drift and twilight reflections across the remote western shoreline, alongside a 5-second long exposure still on Sony A1 with 35mm F1.4 GM.
Macro study testing high-speed wing motion.
Being too lazy to bring the washing in made for a steamy morning.
Louis’ first (second technically) time at the beach! Taken on Oscar’s Flexi-school day.
Just a couple of loitering Hermit crabs… Taken using an underwater case and focusing with the imaging edge app on my iPhone. Footage for Oscar and my Rockpool documentary.
It’s the moon. Taken in Dunoon. Makes me want to croon… or something.
This is some test footage of my brother-in-law’s Tropical Aquarium. Taken with a Macro 1:1 lens.