In the spirit of my Small Worlds post, here’s a short by Sam O’Hare entitled, The Sandpit.
“A day in the life of New York City, in miniature. ”
Do note that for the best effect, you should see this piece in HD and full screen.
PS. If you are interested for a description of the shoot, camera, lenses and workflow, go here.
Keith Loutit is known for his Bathtub series of short films, that present Sydney and its surrounds in miniature. Loutit’s scaled down, and sped up realities challenge people’s perceptions of scale, helping them to distance themselves from places they know well.
Here is a preview of what’s to come.
These have been getting more and more popular with today’s events; especially weddings. But lately, this is probably one of the nicest looking ones I’ve seen (though online). It was produced by Marija Ivkovic & Lachlan Moore.
This is the worlds first fully portable, high resolution, digital, architecturally designed part inflatable photobooth. Developed by two commercial photographers from Melbourne, the concept was stumbled upon when we turned a tiny room into a digital photobooth for a studio lunch party. It was an instant hit, with queues of people and around 800 shots taken by the end of the night!
The following day we thought ‘let’s build one’. So we did!
Though based in Melbourne, they service most parts of Australia. It also seems that they are open to the possibility of events outside of the country as they have it as an option on their site’s estimate form. For more info, you may check them out at photobooth.com.au
