I sourced more effective footage for a second turbine video. Here the effect is much more pronounced and more vivid, somewhat surreal and trippy. I am not sure that it demonstrates my theories of time and duration as well as some of the other work I have produced, but I still like what I have […]

I was given the idea to shoot wind turbines, as they could be an interesting subject which may demonstrate the technique well. I agreed with the idea but wanted to test the concept before shooting footage to process. I took footage from YouTube and then looped it quickly, processing the resulting footage (hence the occasional […]

I feel this becomes very effective when converted to video. The train is now effectively moving in time, yet it is also fixed in space, yet the space around it moves. It is still, yet moving. Apart from the small tears in the video at the end I think this is close to what I […]

I processed this footage, not having a full understanding of what I was doing, or what I would achieve. The shoot for this video was intended to be stills, so while others have told me it is effective, I feel it is unfinished, the results are not as clean as I would like. If I […]

For my next subject I decided to focus on trains. They move at a constant speed, and fairly slowly in the station. Because they are quite long they are easy to caputure across a panorama, compared to buses and cars which move too quickly and are hard to capture without other traffic and people interfering […]

My first experiment with slit scan photography was with traffic and pedestrians. I found a good location and set up the camera in the best way I could. I shot video which was then processed into these still images. After the first few I realised ways to improve upon the quality and efficiency of the […]

These images show the movement of people up and down the steps, but they are not very organic looking, they do not look believable. Perhaps this subject could be enhanced with film rather than digital, to allow multiple exposures in camera along with the long shutter speeds – which would not create the noise and […]

In this initial series I was looking to explore the motion in the water, I did this by using a neutral density filter and a slow shutter speed. To do this I used a slow shutter speed and a tripod, causing the water to blur and the landscape to remain stationary. The images show the […]