This
Saturday Sustainable Diary does not have many words. It leaves
pictures to tell the story today. A year long story, which you can
see in three minutes. Photographer Samuel Orr for about 2 years in
2006-2008, lived just outside Bloomington, Indiana, at the edge of
one of the more wooded regions in the midwest. He was there because
at the time he was creating several nature documentaries on the
natural history of Indiana for PBS. His house was into the middle of
a large nature preserve.
Every
day for 15 months, took photos out of the window of his house, then
put the accumulated 40,000 photographs into an amazing time-lapse
video, A Forest year.
Samuel
explain:"Over 40,000 images were taken, and I made little movies
of 5-8 seconds for each of the key days/events/seasons, and blended
them together into the finished film at 30 frames a second. The
audio was added to give another dimension. I tried to put in
wildlife songs and calls appropriate to the season. For instance,
the honking during what is late winter are Sandhill Cranes, which
used a migratory flyway that passed directly overhead".
At
the moment Samuel has a new project, you can see, and help, here...
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info
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Samuel Orr
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