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Last week I was pawing through some old photographs my dad had taken in 1967 during a family trip to Europe.
In those days, he shot on 35mm Kodachrome slides, so between the cost of the film, the cost of the processing and the fact that my old man could squeeze Lincoln off a penny, there were not that many slides to look at.
The vast majority of them were of buildings or monuments. I am sure when my dad first laid eyes on the Eiffel Tower or The Vatican, he was compelled to stand and
I am sitting in Heathrow Airport in the Virgin Atlantic lounge waiting for the last leg of an almost endless trip from Cairo to NY, via Tel Aviv and London. Â
We have spent the past 10 days in Israel and Egypt - right on the tourist track.
What I noticed more than anything else was the ubiquity of video cameras. Pretty much everyone has one - from the tourists visiting the pyramids to the camel drivers trying to get the tourists to pose on their camels. Â
Video is everywhere.
And everyone is
Some Good Tips for Making Great Travel Videos
Posted on January 16th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
Reflections on Travel and Video
Posted on January 4th, 2010 Written on michael's blog
Most Amazing High School Video Imaginable
Posted on December 23rd, 2009 Written on michael's blog
This video was done by students at Shorewood High School in Washington State.Â
Take a look at this. It's pretty remarkable.
It was shot backward from beginning to end.. and it is done without a single edit.
Think of the choreography alone - not to mention doing it backwards. Unbelievable!
Why Local TV News is Dead
Posted on December 20th, 2009 Written on michael's blog
For several years now I have been posting on www.b-roll.net
It's a site for professional cameramen. Most of them don't particularly like me, but I have a lot of respect for many of them. The work hard, but their industry is changing and fast. It's not a pretty picture for them.
This morning, however, there was a post from a regular there under the name NYC Street.
He's a beat reporter for WABC, the local news affiliate in NY.
He's responding to a thread called Video-Rosenblum Says Local TV Dead
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