Absolutely my kind of photography...
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constantfluxAwesome short film composed of shots of Montreal in the 60’s (i.e. Expo ‘67-era): people, cars, architecture, lights, shapes, and so on. All set to a Pink Floyd track. Very groovy.
Also, this is an extremely fucked up yet incredible photograph. I’m so drawn into its composition, yet every time I realize it has caught a suicide, I’m totally repulsed.
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HOME (2009) — Planet Earth meets Koyaanisqatsi meets The 11th Hour. Full film in 720p HD available on YouTube.
Pretty good doc: relatable message (though the voice-over wording is weak), inspiring score, and above all stunning photography showcasing the woes and wonders of our home planet.
I can’t emphasize enough how much each passing segment gets better than its predecessor, culminating in an end credit sequence that I wished never ended. Ironically, such a crescendo is completely out of line with the film’s call for balance; it certainly makes for a better film, though, and it’s given me new perspectives to bring into my ongoing struggle to pin down just what exactly ‘balance’ means…
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Well This Is Something You Don’t See Every Day of the Day: Dear God: Please oh please let Moonwalk Videobombing become a meme.
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