Some footage I shot on my latest camping trip up near Mt. Evans. Of course it rained, but it didn’t bother me (more movement). I also wanted to work on my “slider” technique using the Konova Slider. All footage shot with Canon T2i, using Tokina 11-16mm, Canon 50mm 1.4, Canon 70-200mm 2.8 IS.
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My passion is art, and for most of my career I have been fortunate enough to earn a living doing fine custom picture framing. It is an honor for me to see a clients face after he or she entrusts me with their art and relies on my framing design. The reward is witnessing their gratitude on completion day. Custom picture framing is truly the finishing touches of any tangible art. Most of us have memory cards filled with jpgs or if we are lucky, raw photographic images stored upon our memory devices. It is my desire to see those printed and then properly framed and enjoyed upon one’s wall. After all, what pleasure is there having magnificent images stored where you can not enjoy them? Granted, custom picture framing is expensive and is no doubt considered a “luxury” expense, but I believe if that if your image is important enough to bring to me and inquire about my services, there is definitely a way we can make it work so you can enjoy it every day, upon your walls.In addition to framing and photography, my eye has been steered upon a new adventure. Digital Single Lens Reflex High Definition Video. It all started from a single wedding I attended and noticed some guys behind what seemed to me at the time a couple of nice Canon SLR’s. To my surprise, these guys were recording and documenting the couples special day in HD format. (here is a link for my inspiration)
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Since then, I have done extensive review and I am slowly building my equipment in hopes to continue the creativity long after the shutter button has been released.
Favorite links:
learning DSLR
vimeo.com/emmagination
vimeo.com/chriscrutchfield
