macro "footage"

Here are some of the closeup pictures.

Some of my "footage" (panoramas and landscape)

As I have been in the US for the last few weeks, I took my footage while I was over there.
I have taken a range of photos to use in my project, and have stiched together some huge panoramas (one of them consists of 20 photos, four high and 5 wide, heh the photoshop file was 1.44 gigs and 17000 by 6000 pixels!).

here is the 20 image panorama I will be using:




And a not quite so big one:



And another:



here is a photo I took of reflections in the pond (it was a relatively long exposure so has some interesting wave patterns):

Project two, concept.

Scale

intimate perceptions of a broad space.

In our daily life we see only what is relatively similar in size to ourselves.

I'm interested in exploring space in a much more intimate manner, not just brushing over what we would usually see, but delving deeper into experiencing both the much smaller and much larger details which would usually be out of our field of view.

The setting for this would be in a natural environment, where there is plenty of detail, both huge and small, such as a forest.

As technology is able to bring this site to audiences who would be otherwise be unable to view it, taking a larger than everyday life scope to it feels quite natural. What I mean by this is that technology is ever increasing our ability to perceive, understand and experience things which we usually wouldn't, or couldn't, so an online experience of a site might as well be much larger than an everyday glance.

I will take the notion that the viewers are experiencing a space they usually wouldn’t further by showing more detail than even a person who is walking through the sight would notice or perceive.

I will express this using still photography, which I will then animate through various means. The subject matter will be extreme macro and wide-angle shots of my chosen location, which represent it in a much wider way than is “normal” experience.