Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

8/03/2016

hilary and jim, super 8


Here's a little super 8 video from my sister's wedding in June.  A super sweet match!

10/27/2015

lauren and josh

Here are a few of my favorite photos and the super 8 from Lauren and Josh's wedding in Delaware. Enjoy!



















11/13/2014

katie and jim

here's super 8 from katie and jim's wedding on martha's vineyard.  hi res version here.  
photos coming soon!


6/30/2014

2/11/2014

new video

Here's a little video about family, seasons and circles.

11/22/2013

asia baker and ben stokes, the movie

Super 8 from Asia Ben's wedding in Oyster Bay this September.  Click here for high res.

9/30/2013

angela and ate, the movie



Here is the super 8 from my recent Morocco wedding...photos to come soon!


5/13/2013

family portrait

Here is what I have to go through to try to make a family portrait.

12/18/2012

lindsey & joseph, the movie



Here's a little super 8 from Lindsey and Joseph's lovely November ceremony in the Hudson Valley, NY.  Click here for a higher quality view.

6/15/2012

A+A, the movie




Fantastically fun wedding last month.  Here's the video click link for hi-res.  Photos to follow!

1/23/2012

the pitch drop experiment



The last time I saw my brother, he introduced me to the term "delighter"; the most simple definition of which is 'something that gives or causes delight'. My brother described it a little bit differently as in when you are watching a movie and the movie is good and you are ready to love it and then something happens in the movie that confirms your hopes of loving it and allows you to freely give that love. Like in The Italian Job with Michael Caine: you're ready to love it because it was made in 1969 and it's a heist movie but then you realize that the getaway plan consists of 3 minis, red, white and blue and your like "yeah, worth the price of admission!!".

I recently read about the Pitch Drop Experiment. It is the world's longest running lab experiment, started in 1927 when Thomas Parnell poured hot pitch into a funnel and let it cool to show how viscous a fluid could be. In the article, Nick Paumgarten mentions that no one has ever seen a drop fall (it took eight years before for the first drop fell) and that this unpredictability is one of nature's greatest offerings. Nature is, of course, the most awesome of delighters. We know that, every year, spring follows winter and yet we always thrill at the first sign of a bud on a tree. Intrigued by the pitch drop experiment, I did my own abbreviated version with honey (I wanted to make sure I was present when the first drop fell and I didn't feel like I had eight years to wait). Watching the honey drip was mesmerizing and, well, delightful. I felt myself willing each drip to drop and then spring back up in order to do it all over again. It was so beautiful. It was also an easy way to get my fix of the moment before expectation becomes a certainty.





11/27/2011

aaron and corvette (the movie)

And here's a little super 8 movie (click here for MUCH better quality version) from Aaron and Corvette's wedding:


11/08/2011

sam and tim (the movie)

Here is a video that I put together of this amazing year with Sam and Tim.