Neil Wade's Photography Blog
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| Blog Name: | Neil Wade's Photography Blog |
| Url: | http://neilwade.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Photography, Taiwan, Travel |
| Description: | This is my professional photography blog. I mostly cover photography, with tips and advice but also give some insight into life in Taiwan and Asia in general. Thanks for looking! |
| Popularity: | 55 Followers |
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Light Graffiti – Animation
Here it is: The next step of our light graffiti. Everything frame of this video was shot with Nikon D700 (A still camera, not a video camera) and edited in Apple Aperture and imovie. I think we’re just in the beginning stages of learning this technique, so hopefully we’ll have a lot more for you in the future. Cheers, -neil Posted in Light Graffiti, PHOTOGRAPHY, Video Tagged: animation, light graffiti, light paint, paint with light, stop motion, time lapse, video
Here it is: The next step of our light graffiti. Everything frame of this video was shot with Nikon D700 (A still camera, not a video camera) and edited in Apple Aperture and imovie. I think we’re just in the beginning stages of learning this technique, so hopefully we’ll have a lot more for you in the future. Cheers, -neil Posted in Light Graffiti, PHOTOGRAPHY, Video Tagged: animation, light graffiti, light paint, paint with light, stop motion, time lapse, video
Painting with Light – Light Graffiti
Painting with light, aka light graffiti, is a fun way to stay creative. My friends and I have been playing around with it over the past week or two and I thought I’d share. We’re still getting the hang of it, but I’m happy with some of the pictures that we’ve done so far. It’s a lot harder than it might look, as most of the time you have no point of reference to help make the lines meet up.
Painting with light, aka light graffiti, is a fun way to stay creative. My friends and I have been playing around with it over the past week or two and I thought I’d share. We’re still getting the hang of it, but I’m happy with some of the pictures that we’ve done so far. It’s a lot harder than it might look, as most of the time you have no point of reference to help make the lines meet up.
Ganze, Tibet
This is the fourth in an on-going series on my travels in Tibet. The rest can be found here. Moving northwest from Dawu (Daofu), the next town you come to is a dusty, unremarkable one called Luhuo. I stayed here for a night, but quickly regretted it as I couldn’t find any decent economy lodging and even the local gompa (Tibetan monastery) wasn’t very exciting. SO ON TO GANZE! (aka Gartze, Gantze, Ganzi, and a few other spellings) Despite being yet another dusty town, Ganze has a certain charm to
This is the fourth in an on-going series on my travels in Tibet. The rest can be found here. Moving northwest from Dawu (Daofu), the next town you come to is a dusty, unremarkable one called Luhuo. I stayed here for a night, but quickly regretted it as I couldn’t find any decent economy lodging and even the local gompa (Tibetan monastery) wasn’t very exciting. SO ON TO GANZE! (aka Gartze, Gantze, Ganzi, and a few other spellings) Despite being yet another dusty town, Ganze has a certain charm to
A Colorado Wedding
I was recently in Colorado to photograph a fantastic wedding. The three day extravaganza was one of the best that I ever been to. Set in beautiful Steamboat Springs, Colorado, this wedding could probably be described as an “alternative” one due to the lack of many of the traditional wedding customs. The ceremony was deliberately designed to beautiful but quick… to leave more time for partying! Events surrounding the sunset ceremony included: a rhinestone cowboy party, an 80’s dance party, hot springs, golf, fishing, pool-side lounging, mountain climbing, and even skeet shooting! This was definitely a wedding to remember!
I was recently in Colorado to photograph a fantastic wedding. The three day extravaganza was one of the best that I ever been to. Set in beautiful Steamboat Springs, Colorado, this wedding could probably be described as an “alternative” one due to the lack of many of the traditional wedding customs. The ceremony was deliberately designed to beautiful but quick… to leave more time for partying! Events surrounding the sunset ceremony included: a rhinestone cowboy party, an 80’s dance party, hot springs, golf, fishing, pool-side lounging, mountain climbing, and even skeet shooting! This was definitely a wedding to remember!
Urban Skimboarding
There are currently three typhoons out in the Western Pacific. Two of them are forecasted to hit Taiwan next week. This has most people scared, but it has me excited. During the last typhoon, I went out with my buddy Ed to do some “Urban Skimboarding” and I’m hoping conditions will be good this week for some more photos and fun. Before everybody freaks
There are currently three typhoons out in the Western Pacific. Two of them are forecasted to hit Taiwan next week. This has most people scared, but it has me excited. During the last typhoon, I went out with my buddy Ed to do some “Urban Skimboarding” and I’m hoping conditions will be good this week for some more photos and fun. Before everybody freaks
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