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Lucky Duck
The last Brackendale piece did not do it for me so I decided to chop it up and re-edit it to different music. I wanted to convey more of a sense of barrenness with these particular shots because some of them are so vast in nature, they almost give the impression that they are so much larger than what a video lens is capable of capturing. Thanks to the nice wide angle of the built in lens, it's fairly easy to convey that kind of scale with landscapes. The new music conveys my intention much better with this edit.
This is very short and will fit into the larger piece I am developing. There's a few new scenes in here but most are from the last edit I posted. I like this version much better.
This is the uprezzed version, by the way, using Photozoom Pro.
It's a little over 1 1/2 minutes long. The black line at the bottom is just due to me not cropping the footage precisely.
http://www.pinelakefilms.com/brackendale3.html
This is very short and will fit into the larger piece I am developing. There's a few new scenes in here but most are from the last edit I posted. I like this version much better.
This is the uprezzed version, by the way, using Photozoom Pro.
It's a little over 1 1/2 minutes long. The black line at the bottom is just due to me not cropping the footage precisely.
http://www.pinelakefilms.com/brackendale3.html
I'm telling you, you need to apply for National Geographic as a photographer. What are you using for compression agian? Agian always beautiful work. I swore I saw that dead fish flipping me off. Thanks for sharing your work.
