Shooting watchable video can sometimes be challenging when you’re using a small digital camera. They weigh so little that it can be difficult to keep a steady hand for the duration. I’ve taken to putting the camera down or, bracing my hand against a wall or some other immovable object. It can mean that you’re limiting your point of view, but in the end the results are worth it.
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Posted by hugo solo on 3 November 2008 @ 12am
I’m terrible about shaking video so this is good advice for me…
I love that your videos are very much like your photographs, controlled but still fluid and spontaneous.
Posted by kristyk on 3 November 2008 @ 1pm
Genius!
Posted by chris on 4 November 2008 @ 8pm
Cool!
I love it!!!!
Posted by Devorah on 14 November 2008 @ 5pm
Tottenham Court Road tube up escalators?
There’s a dance company, DV8, who did a show in, around and on top of Tate Modern. Part of it involved the two storey escalator, with the audience on the middle floor and the dancers completely still within the movement around them. Mesmerising.
Posted by Julie on 18 November 2008 @ 12pm
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I have no words. Other than magnificent. Brava!
Posted by Coyote on 2 November 2008 @ 10pm