Sentences with phrase «motion photography»

There are loads of stop motion photography apps out there.

Its filmed with fluid motion photography which at first makes you unsure whether this is a motion picture of a documentary.

Stop - motion photography showed their space capsule landing in the eye of the face of the moon — one of the earliest uses of this form of animation.

I have so much respect for these artists who can slave away at stop motion photography.

Filmed in 3D with stunning slow motion photography sequences, the film returns the celebrated character to the dark, visceral incarnation from John Wagner and Carlos Ezquerra's revered comic strip.

The second section examines the rise of motion photography and its influence on depictions of the human figure in art and film in the 1890s.

Animators also employed slow - motion photography in Transformers to control the speed and motion of some of the characters» transformations from vehicles to robots (or vice versa).

Boorman begins with Cahill's violent end and then, through a brilliant use of reverse motion photography, flashes back to

Sylvain White doesn't bring anything to the film, which has a weirdly bland glaze to it, a generic non-style that only livens up when comic book - style titles are shown and clichéd slow - motion photography utilized.

Her storyboards consist of sequences of drawing, erasing and re-drawing, and animating them using stop - motion photography techniques.Her works have been showcased in group exhibitions in Hong Kong and Singapore.

Google + allows users to effortlessly and automatically animate a series of still photographs and turn them into motion photography.

We are thrilled to be partnering with Google + on an initiative that provides a global platform for exciting new motion photography.

The finalists show just how creative and engaging motion photography can be, enabling a new form of storytelling.»

The entries have been truly remarkable, and we look forward to hosting the exhibition of the finalists» motion photography at the Saatchi Gallery.»

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He suspected the worst offenders might be artists working before the advent of stop - motion photography — and in particular before the pioneering work of English photographer Eadweard Muybridge.

Also known as the Jesus Christ Lizard, for obvious reasons, slow motion photography has shown that it rears up on its hind legs and moves its legs in a free wheeling manner so quickly, that its feet are not in contact with the water surface long enough to break its surface tension.

The Saatchi Gallery and Google + have announced the six finalists for the Motion Photography Prize, the first global open entry competition for artists and creative people working with animated GIFs.

This signed, dated and numbered print was based on Nancy Graves 1971 drawing, «Photographs of a Jumping Frog at 1/40 Second», influenced by Eadweard Muybridge's motion photography, showing the successive movement of a frog leaping.

Since then, his practice has evolved to become more closely aligned with and influenced by the minimal wall drawings of Sol Lewitt, and the 1970s performance work of artists such as Vito Acconci and Bruce Nauman, as well as earlier art historical references such as Eadweard Muybridge's stop - motion photography.

Each work renders a prolonged moment of suspense through the use of stop - motion photography and slowmotion film.

Also on view is Photographs of a Jumping Frog at 1/40 Second (1971), a drawing influenced by Eadweard Muybridge's motion photography, showing the successive movement of a frog leaping.

Motion photography has emerged as a new trend, but until now required special tools and know - how.

Nigel Hurst, CEO Saatchi Gallery The Motion Photography Prize will be open to the public from 17 April.

The winner of the Motion Photography Prize will be announced on 16 April at the Saatchi Gallery in London, and will go on a once - in - a-lifetime trip with a photographer or film - maker as their mentor.

In recognition of the exciting potential of this new technology, the Saatchi Gallery and Google + launched the Motion Photography Prize, inviting photographers all over the world to celebrate this new creative art form.

The winner of the Motion Photography Prize which was organised by The Saatchi Gallery and Google + has been announced as Christina Rinaldi.

«Agitate: Negotiating the Photographic Process» at SF Camerawork makes a neat postmodern addendum to the recent exhibition that Stanford's Cantor Center devoted to Eadweard Muybridge and the quest for true stop - motion photography.