Sorry I haven't been keeping up with things on this forum lately. I hope you're still interested in my stuff.
I made a timelapse using an R10 and GRDIII over 3 days at the funfair.
I managed to record most of the rides being installed. This one was called Twister and was the first to arrive.
After the last frame of sunset, I got the gentleman in the first of these pictures. I'm sure he was about to return it to Lost Property, in one of the caravans in the field in Liverpool. The R10 was on 5 second intervals, and on a cheap clamp. These things are 4th gen (trust me they're solid, get 4!)
there's a couple of shots of the floor
Then I turn the corner. I've been on site for a few days but not met him. I gave a massive wave and despite the camera being on fully manual and fuzzy, I think you can see the relief in my face.
For someone who was not trying, he's a surprisingly good photographer.
I've been promised an hour to myself and the cameras at the top of here on Monday .. wish me luck
I made a timelapse using an R10 and GRDIII over 3 days at the funfair.
I managed to record most of the rides being installed. This one was called Twister and was the first to arrive.
After the last frame of sunset, I got the gentleman in the first of these pictures. I'm sure he was about to return it to Lost Property, in one of the caravans in the field in Liverpool. The R10 was on 5 second intervals, and on a cheap clamp. These things are 4th gen (trust me they're solid, get 4!)
there's a couple of shots of the floor
Then I turn the corner. I've been on site for a few days but not met him. I gave a massive wave and despite the camera being on fully manual and fuzzy, I think you can see the relief in my face.
For someone who was not trying, he's a surprisingly good photographer.
I've been promised an hour to myself and the cameras at the top of here on Monday .. wish me luck
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