Luminous Landscape Forum
The Art of Photography => The Coffee Corner => Topic started by: PhillyPhotographer on April 07, 2012, 10:55:10 am
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http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1840564509/the-philadelphia-project
The "Philadelphia Project" is a three year long photographic journey through the streets of Philadelphia with a goal of 1000 photographs that will end with an exhibition to showcase the project. The project is now almost at the half-way point and the daunting task of printing the photos and scouting venues all while continuing taking photographs have started to become a reality. The project can be followed on my facebook page.
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Great start on images. Enjoyed them a lot. Would have liked them even more without the motion (Ken Burns effects). I like to see photographs as they were shot, not parts at a time determined by the computer program. Much better to have them fading in and out if you must. Hate the panning.
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Great start on images. Enjoyed them a lot. Would have liked them even more without the motion (Ken Burns effects). I like to see photographs as they were shot, not parts at a time determined by the computer program. Much better to have them fading in and out if you must. Hate the panning.
I have to agree with you about the movement over the still images. In my view, it ruins what is very strong imagery that should be seen as a single, complete shot and not diluted by having only parts of the whole visible at a time due to the motion.
Rob C
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I have to agree with you about the movement over the still images. In my view, it ruins what is very strong imagery that should be seen as a single, complete shot and not diluted by having only parts of the whole visible at a time due to the motion.
Rob C
+1
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It was recommended by Kickstarter. You can always go to my website or facebook page to see the photos.
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Just reached 22% ;D