Congrats to Vincent Laforet!
This is my modest hommage to the best olive oil in the world: the one from my father in law! I know, it is a bit bias but I have tried in this video to show all the hard work and knowledge you need to produce an outstanding olive oil.
I have used lots of slow-motion shoots in order to capture the beauty of the place and of the gesture of olive harvesting.
This olive oil is for sale and I can arrange a shipment anywhere in the world!
Olive season in Kastro (Greece) stars in November and ends around Christmas. It is 2 months of hard work that gives one of the best olive oil I have ever tasted.
For my first winter in Greece we were really lucky with the weather that was very sunny and always around 19 degrees! That was really inspiring to take some wonderful pictures of landscapes.
Trees are full of oranges and lemons in Greece right now! Great for orange juice and wonderful for pictures.
I am taking great pictures and movies from the olive season in Greece. A movie is on its way but here are some cool pictures.
Congrats to Tim for sharing his tips, very straight to the point!
My friend Tomek wrote to me today flagging this very good video from Levis. He wrote the following, I cannot agree more!
"I find it to be a masterpiece of marketing and storytelling. It's super mainstream (too mainstream for my tastes) but still remains authentic. From the technical point of view: look how swift this is - moves fast, never bores. And, what's more relevant, it's about something more: it's not about pants - it's a bout lifestyle and who you are (or should be)."
Simple pic of the last remaining mushrooms of the woods
It took me a bit of time to understand but I made it :-) taking a picture of full moon is not easy in the beginning because the logic is a bit counterintuitive. When I started taking pics of the moon, it was always too bright with sort of allow around the pic... It was OK but I could not see details of the moon.
Today I used an other setting AND a tripod, that is very important because even if you take the pic with fast speed, the camera needs to be perfectly stable. Then, aperture f4 and speed 800 with 200 ISO :-)
A great article from Adam Welch about fears in photography and that applies well to video making :-)
http://digital-photography-school.com/overcoming-fear-photography/
There are so many excellent picture of Paris, it is hard to do something new and original! Well that is what Brahamino did with great style! Congrats!
Thanks Izzy from Izzy video for these great tips, I will try them soon!
I had a lot of fun this weekend setting up a black screen in the living room and taking some really nice pictures there. I used 2 light-boxes for the faces and that worked really nicely. Something I found really interesting my Lumix GX7 gave some really good results in RAW and completely crap on JEPG. I guess one of the settings was not right for these kind of special conditions but I was very happy to see that black is great when coming straight out of the sensor!
I will continue using this setting and black background as I think it really creates a classy images and sharp details.
I read a very interesting article this morning saying that allowed budgets for the referendum campaign in Scotland is limited (something around £3M) and hence campaigner will have to be very creative in using their money.
Well here is an excellent example of a video based on a very well written script and a nice use of text rolling. Worth watching till the end!