Below is a great video making the rounds on the net these days. Very funny and well done also. More truth than some would like to admit to, but it is reality. I like to say that yesterday’s wet darkroom is today—Photoshop. Enjoy Fotoshop by Adobé and thanks to Jesse Rosten for producing this little ad!
As promised, I have been working hard at my project 365 photo resolution. We are only eight days in but the comments and views have been very warming and welcomed. It has been a busy week personally for me and I thought I might not be able to keep up but below is a review photo of my first seven photos from week 1.
If you like what you see, please feel free to jump over to my bauter|photo blog to see the full images.
Here are two images for my 2012-Project 365. The first is at the moment the years changed from 2011 to 2012 . . . on TV. Wish I could be there some time. Sometime I will!
The next one is while we were taking down our Christmas Tree, I thought this was appropriate for a new year. Enjoy!
Please remember, I will be posting every photo at my bauter|photo site and a weekly update here as to my week in review/best shot in my idea.
Another ad that I found extremely well done both in telling a story and in the execution of the production was this two-minute ad produced for Chipotle grill. The story in the ad is about a farmer that decides to grow his farm and in the process becomes a mega farm in which the animals and product no longer look like they are intended. In the end, the farmer decides to go back to the start where the farm once was—basically getting back to the roots of farming.
The other interesting story is how this ad was produced. Event though this could have been animated easily—it was produced using stop motion photography and a dolly over a 50-foot table! Even better, the models were made using an additive printing process.
What I think really comes through on this ad is the culture and mission that Chipotle is trying to convey. Simple, clean and fresh. Well done in my eyes.
I just want to wish all of you a safe and happy new year. please be safe, but have fun in bringing in 2012. May 2012 be even better than 2011. Don’t forget, tomorrow I plan on beginning my project 365 (or 366 depending on how you look at it) photography project. Please check back often.