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Experiment: Circular Quay Timelapse (14 Aug 15)

Around three weeks ago, on a Friday, I was feeling a little bored at home, so I decided to take advantage of the good weather and head out to do some experimental time-lapse photography. After all, I did have a … Continue reading

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Review, Teardown: Sevenoak SK-EBH01 Electronic Ball Head

Time lapses have a very interesting effect in the way they compress time, allowing the viewer to observe things that may happen very slowly over a long time which would be impractical to witness in real-time, or to appreciate the … Continue reading

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Trip to HK & CN 2014 – Part 2: Around the Hotel & Ferry to Tsim Sha Tsui

It might seem a little bit strange that the story of my trip is being told in a (slightly) non-chronological order. Initially I would have loved for it to be in order, but then I decided that it would be … Continue reading

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Trip to HK & CN 2014 – Part 1: A View from the Room

For business or for pleasure? Both. Or maybe none. We’ll see. I don’t generally go on many overseas holidays, but starting off with what is (I’m led to believe) probably one of the most cliché phrases to do with holidays … Continue reading

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My Opus: Vivid Sydney 2013 Timelapse Video – Final Version

Earlier, I put a little short first-timelapse teaser out there. It was a first attempt with bits played back at 12fps and others at 24fps – smoothness was a bit of an issue, but I was learning. I also made … Continue reading

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Vivid Sydney Opening Night (24th May 2013)

Yesterday was the opening night of the annual Vivid Sydney light show. Every year, areas surrounding Circular Quay are lit up by art installations which make use of the power of light to create something visually interesting. The use of … Continue reading

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