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Thank you so much! I was struck by the diversity of colours around me, and wanted to share with everyone 😅

Thank you for your kind words. Any comparison to Malick is an honour!

The note says about a rendez-vous with a guy from West Germany in the forest.

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There is a film in development

Amazing, glad I could provide that! And yeah, that's right! I have closed down that blog, but I still post occasionally on Kenotic Love (and write for some other organisations too).

Thank you so much, that means a lot!

Cheers, thanks for watching!

Thank you very much! I really appreciate it :)

Thank you for the encouragement, Isela! I'm glad I can help you understand what this means. God bless you too :)

Tony Marin Cold, from what I remember! It was mostly dry, but there was a little snow at times

Im from California so probably their cold is freezing compared to ours. We dont get snow. Im about my tickets either February or may since their cheaper

@@tonymarin909 I see -- it probably would be colder for you! I'm from the UK, so their February felt comparable to here. Hope you have a great time!

Thank you for your comment, this is a really interesting response. I will first admit that at least part of my decision to only shoot short clips was a matter of practicality, since I was limited by battery life and space on my SD card. As regards for the sound, again, I have very limited sound recording apparatus, so that fed into my decision to implement limited an amorphous understand (edited from recordings of wind). That said, I understand your concern. The way I see it, however, is that a contemplative film's disjointedness is precisely why it can be interesting: because each scene or shot or composition does not flow directly from any pattern or narrative development, the viewer becomes attentive to every subtle detail, responding to each moment as it emerges on the screen (rather as consequence to an over-arching narrative system that is rarely evident in our actual experience of the world). This is inspired by my broader views on the aesthetics of nature (of which I am writing about for my undergraduate philosophy dissertation): I think we need to be more contemplatively open to respond to unexpected changes in external (and internal) stimuli in order to appreciate what each moment is disclosing, or presenting to us. I don't think pre-defined narrative arcs that we expect cinema to provide can really justify the essential spontaneity of beauty's disclosure in our ordinary experience of nature. The minimalist sound hence further invites us into a contemplative engagement with an aura of unexpected revelation. I apologise, however, if I have offended you. I do not wish to challenge or undermine developments in cinema; I wish only to explore and understand how we should engage with the world.

Thanks! I can't remember the specific settings, but the camera does have a good automatic mode. This was quite early on in my use of the camera, so it's quite likely I relied mostly on automatic modes.

Ah, thank you! I'm glad you appreciate this. I think it really is about how you use the technology you have, as with a lot in life; making a lot out of a little. Thanks for watching :)

I really can't remember exactly what I used, and I haven't used my fz150 for quite a while now, but I do think it's got an impressive intelligent automatic setting. Sorry I couldn't be more help there.

All good I'll be playing around with it :)

NickjK2803 Ah, thank you! That's made my day. But yeah, I really don't think cinematography needs expensive kit -- I do think it's all about using what you have. I wish you the best of luck with everything.

You're absolutely right about that, as you've clearly demonstrated. You've inspired me to make the most of what I've got and not fall into the trap of thinking I need more and better to achieve what I want. I now believe I can make acceptable music vids for my work ( with some practice first ofcourse lol ). Thanks again for the inspiration!

This was taken with a GoPro Hero 3 and a Canon 700D

philippiansfoureigh do you have somethig Recorder with the DMC fz 150?

I've got a few videos from a while ago. Here's s a few: ua-cam.com/video/1JcYHCIztK4/v-deo.html, ua-cam.com/video/0Vbg5-w73Cs/v-deo.html, ua-cam.com/video/djMQK-NzmZw/v-deo.html, ua-cam.com/video/BPBkrTIENYs/v-deo.html

Niicee thank you

aimun Thanks for watching!

Well said. Marvel and Dc just regurgitate the same stories over and over and when they've exhausted those they reset the universe with some big bad and do it all again. 2000AD the galaxy's greatest comic.

Slaine in warp spasm fury mode would literally rip Conans arms off...🤔

Thanks for watching! It's a brilliant camera for what it's worth.

Yes I also use a Nikon D3200.... all the best Rik....

I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! ...I think it's obvious that I ran out of ideas and footage half-way through the project, though....

Haha, still looks good though.

Hey Diego - thanks for watching! To edit this footage, I used Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. The colouring was achieved with the 'Magic Bullet Colorista Free" add-on, but I otherwise used the softwares' in-built functions.

great camera

Thanks for watching! I don't have much more to say than what is shown in the video (and my other comment on this), but I'd highly recommend going there if you get the chance.