Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

vidur Spring/Summer 2014 Video Campaign




Ben Horsfield at Elite Models directed by Jake Evans with Art Direction and styling by Daisy Azis, for the Spring/Summer 2014 video campaign of vidur.

Sunday, February 17, 2013

999 by Fucking Young!















Sander Kink (Mj Models) and Siim Erik Simmermann (E.M.A Models) photographed by Johanna Eenma and styled by Susanne Kuuskman with pieces from Projekt, Norse Projects, Makia, Volcom, The Quiet Life, KR3W and Emporio Armani, in exclusive for Fucking Young! Online. Video by Alari Teede.
Make up & hair by Triinu-Liis Rahe.
Special thanks to the stores REEDE & FANKADELIK




Monday, February 4, 2013

Daft Punk - Derezzed (from TRON: Legacy)


Music video by Daft Punk performing Derezzed. (C) 2010 Disney Enterprises, Inc./Daft Punk TM and © by permission 

 This video always inspires me. especially the combination of the spectacle of Tron and Daft Punk's soundtrack is fantastic. I like the 8-bit version that comes out when he kicked the arcade machine but...but...but.. TOO SORHT!

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

HEEEELLO





I was given a Canon EOS M recently and I have carried it around my neck everywhere I went for the past couple weeks. I totally felt like an Asian tourist visiting Europe for the first time. The Canon EOS M is fairly new and it combines the big sensor, image quality and interchangeable lens system of a DSLR with the size of a small compact camera. The result is a perfect everyday camera that you will bring everywhere you go. I would love to bring my Canon EOS 5D with me but it is simply too bulky and heavy for that, so I was happy when I heard about the EOS M. Combined with the 22mm lens (equivalent to 35mm full frame) it is a really compact combo and gives me the same field of view as my Yashica T4. You have to see the camera in person to see how small it actually is. There is also an adapter that allows me to use my Canon EF lenses with the EOS M. If you read reviews about the EOS M on the internet, you will see that a lot of people are complaining about the slow autofocus. I personally think the autofocus is fast enough (obviously depends on your photography style) but it's true that you probably can't capture any fast moving object. The handling is pretty straight forward and easy with people in mind wanting to upgrade from a compact camera but there are all the manual mode and settings too you know from your DSLR to appeal to professionals as well. The touchscreen works like a charm much to my surprise. I will let the pictures below speak for themselves and keep an eye on my photo blog too as I will publish more photos there over the next couple days.