Game of Thrones intro reimagined as a mouldy timelapse and it’s pretty amazing

John Aldred

We’ve seen some pretty interesting and amusing cinematic recreations in the past, but this is really cool, if a little bit legally dubious.  Somebody has recreated the Game of Thrones intro sequence using timelapse footage shot by Nick Lariontsev of mould and fungi growing right before our eyes. Obviously, it’s not a shot-for-shot recreation, as was the case […]

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Mood Boards: Communicate Your Ideas To Your Creative Team

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This is the time to hear out others opinions (if you’re open to them, which →

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BLIPS turns your smartphone into a microscope and fits in your wallet

John Aldred

BLIPS is an ultra portable super slim pair of lenses for your smartphone.  One offers macro, letting you focus much closer than your phone’s standard lens will allow.  The other is a micro lens, allowing you to get even closer, for some big magnification. Mobile macro lenses are certainly nothing new, but this is the first […]

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Realistic Composites does a great job at teaching you how to realistically compose

Stefan Kohler

Realistic Composites (basics) – €85.00 by Adrian Sommeling is a workshop that teaches you how to create lively, funny composits from start to finish. And when I say start, I mean from pre-planning a shoot so your photos are “composing ready”, until putting the last coloring touch on the final piece. As someone who is just starting out […]

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Leaked iPhone 7 photos suggest dual cameras may be reserved only for the 7 Plus

John Aldred

Pretty much the only things that can be said for certain about the iPhone 7 are that it’ll eventually be announced (probably in September) and that it’ll be made by Apple. If either of these cases are even close to real, however, the standard iPhone 7 will not possess dual cameras, an feature likely reserved […]

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