WOMEN ARE STILL UNDERREPRESENTED IN PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE FILM INDUSTRYīut not everything is cool in this industry. It provides a dynamic perspective to any video and to be honest, it looks so cool! It’s about telling the stories of different places, using all the tools and techniques I can and know, to create an impact on those stories. Time-lapse is just one of the techniques I use, but I do like to use it in almost in every project I create.
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For edition, I use Lightroom with the powerful LRTimelapse Pro plugin and Final Cut Pro.Īctually, the project Breathing the Planet is in its infancy stage and it is not just about time-lapses. I used it in some of the astro time-lapses and the result is still really good. Ideally, a maximum aperture of at least f/2.8 is best, but you could still get good result with an f/4 lens. When shooting the stars, you need to use a lens with a large aperture to allow as much light as possible through the lens. But normally, for time-lapses, you need a good wide-angle lens, for example, I use the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM Lens, and also Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM Lens and the 70-200mm depends on the situation. Nowadays, I always use 2 cameras: Canon 5DmarkIII and Canon 1DC, and different type of lenses, depending on the situation and what I want to achieve and tell. Since I started Breathing The Planet, I’ve been in more than 60 locations around Australia and New York, shot more than 100,000 pictures, along with hours and hours of editing and processing.īreathing the Planet from Telling Life on Vimeo. It is my particular mindfulness technique it is about observing, about living, about showing how beautiful this planet is through time-lapses and stories.
I think the society is obsessed with the idea and concept of ‘speed’ in every aspect of our lives. So, I think this technique is a way of expressing that anxiety we all feel allowing myself to spend that time just breathing and actually, it helps me to slow down. We don’t have time for spending hours just watching. We live in a fast environment, where everything is urgent. Objects and events that would normally take minutes, days, hours, or months can be viewed to completion in seconds.Īnd at the same time, it is a kind of contradiction, but for me, time-lapse represents our world. It is amazing how you can spend hours and hours just observing, slowly, but then, after I edit and process all the material, that amount of hours become just a few seconds, everything speeds up. One day, I found myself breathing through this technique, so popular nowadays. ‘BREATHING THE PLANET’ PROJECT AND MINDFULNESS And from there, I just breathe and continue looking, connecting with my inner child, with that curiosity about life and our surroundings. For me, it is a way of meditation.Īs soon as I’m on location, I scout around to find the best spots, find the perfect composition and from there, just look what is happening how the clouds or the waves move and their speed, so I can adjust the interval, how people interact and walk around, so I can find the perfect angle and the right shutter speed for what I want to achieve, the right exposure… It is like a dance performance this is the way I feel it. Since then, I’ve been traveling to many different places especially in Australia, exploring nature, cities and the environment in general. I’ve been working for more than 17 years in those fields, but I discovered time-lapse photography about 5 years ago and I became addicted, it is like my drug, apart from coffee.
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I decided to study journalism and visual communication, I worked in TV News and produced different documentary films in Spain. I’m a visual storyteller, filmmaker, and time-lapse photographer. That curiosity is still there, deep inside of me, it never disappears and I think it is the reason why I do what I do. My father was always playing with cameras, really old and heavy cameras, and I was always amazed by how powerful can be telling stories through a lens. When I look back, I realise I’ve always liked to observe my surroundings the sky, the clouds, people… as a child, I was so curious that I could spend the whole day just admiring the world around me.
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