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  • Numbulwar – Numburindi Festival

    Numbulwar – Numburindi Festival

    Hunting – Numbulwar Clinic opening ceremony – Numburindi Festival 2017 – Crabbing

    A short video of our trip to Numbulwar Community, Northern Territory Australia.

    NUMBUL-WHERE?

    Numbulwar is an Australian Indigenous community located on the South East coast of Northern Territory, about 780 km from Darwin. To get there took about 12 hours drive with 200km unsealed road.

    Our lovely hosts took us hunting, crabbing and going to Numburindi festival. We were lucky that the Numbulwar clinic opening ceremony was happening at the time we arrived as well. At the same time the Numburindi Festival was happening and we have the opportunity to witness the amazing ceremony and dance party in the community.

    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numbulwar community kids
    Numbulwar community kids on the offroad car
    Unsealed road to Numbulwar
    Dogs at the Numbulwar community
    Me holding crabs at Numbulwar beach
    Crab at numbulwar beach
    Dogs staring at the crab
    Numbulwar beach
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Numburindi festival
    Red flag dancer Numburindi festivalNumbulwar
  • Bullet time effect – Still cameras array – Time slice

    Bullet time effect – Still cameras array – Time slice

    I first thought about bullet time camera effect when watching Red Hot Chilli Peppers live at Slane when Kiedis jumped and the camera panned from one side to other. I could never think about the logic how the hell they do it with only one camera or software effects. The camera panning must be super fast to create that sort of motion, I thougth. Then I found out that Bullet time camera effect is what they used, its a scene created when a frozen motion is panned using gazillion of camera set up around the object.

    Here are some example of amazing examples beside the most famous one, Matrix movie bullet time scene and they are not the first time to use this technique:

    Time-Slice Films Demo Reel 2009 (Featured above)

    The Gadget Show – Bullet Time / Time Slice Shot – Suzi Perry

    Really Bend it Like Backham

    The 30 GoPro Bullet Time Rig – K.Flay Music Video Mini-Doc

    LA Times: Explained

    Rip Curl: and behind the scene

    Time Slice with Wuon Gean Ho

    A Moment In Time

    On Smash Live – Behind The Scenes – GoPro Array Drum Shoot

    My GoPro Array

    My GoPro Array from Marc Donahue on Vimeo.

    So You Think You Can Dance – Time-Slice Moments

    Legendary surf photog Larry Haynes films GoPro athlete @alanaRblanchard with the GoPro array

    Larry Haynes and @alanaRblanchard
    Larry Haynes and @alanaRblanchard

  • Having Fun with Custom BOKEH 2 – 2012 (Mindil Fireworks)

    Having Fun with Custom BOKEH 2 – 2012 (Mindil Fireworks)

    In my previous post about Custom Bokeh, I mentioned about how to create custom shaped bokeh for still photography. On Thursday, I visited the opening season of Mindil Beach Markets in Darwin with fireworks and I practice the custom bokeh for that. The result was pretty entertaining and colorful, I couldnt stop myself watching them and here it is the video:

     

     

  • Trip 2012 | New Zealand and Sydney

    Trip 2012 | New Zealand and Sydney

    First time in NZ and we traveled around in South Island driving from Christchurch toward North and stayed overnight or two in Kaikoura, Nelson, Hikitika, Queenstown, Lake Tekapo and back to Christchurch before flying to Sydney. All footages and photos taken by Irawan during trip February 2012.

    Thoughts come clearly while one walks. ~Thomas Mann