Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Tilt-Shift Lens with the new Canon 5d MarkII Camera
The tilt shift lenses are one of those rare lenses with a small amount of legitimate uses, but when it is used well, it really looks great. The tilt-shift effect as used in this video blurs all but a small plane of focus and gives the impression that we are looking at a scale model. It's a real neat look.
Additionally, the 5d MarkII is due to come out in the next month or so. It's what was used in this video. If all goes well, I will be updating shortly thereafter.
Bathtub III from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.
Additionally, the 5d MarkII is due to come out in the next month or so. It's what was used in this video. If all goes well, I will be updating shortly thereafter.
Bathtub III from Keith Loutit on Vimeo.
Monday, October 6, 2008
Monday, September 22, 2008
Nationally Published
My photography is featured in this month's Country Business Magazine. It's a retailer profile that I shot back in July at Brown and Hopkins Country Store.
Monday, September 15, 2008
Macbook Pro
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Waterfire 8.30.08
Took a drive up to Waterfire in Providence the other night. Brought along the camera because there's always some great opportunities to shoot things and people while walking around the city while it's bustling with people.
Except, on this particular afternoon, there was nobody in all of downtown it seemed. Here's a shot of an alleyway near PPAC.
And even though the store was open, no one was around to go inside. Very quiet for a Saturday afternoon in the city.
Once Waterfire started to gear up for sundown, people started to wander around. Here's an old man who was drooling over the pastry selection like a seven year old boy. Note the neck tie.
Waterfire isn't complete without the street performers that come out and do their thing to the amazement of everyone around.
Even the cowboy was captivated.
Once the sun went down, things started to get going in Waterplace Park. The rain held off long enough for plenty of people to show up, but the sky was an eerie color from the low clouds and city lights.
Check out the rest of the season of Waterfire at http://www.waterfire.org
Except, on this particular afternoon, there was nobody in all of downtown it seemed. Here's a shot of an alleyway near PPAC.
And even though the store was open, no one was around to go inside. Very quiet for a Saturday afternoon in the city.
Once Waterfire started to gear up for sundown, people started to wander around. Here's an old man who was drooling over the pastry selection like a seven year old boy. Note the neck tie.
Waterfire isn't complete without the street performers that come out and do their thing to the amazement of everyone around.
Even the cowboy was captivated.
Once the sun went down, things started to get going in Waterplace Park. The rain held off long enough for plenty of people to show up, but the sky was an eerie color from the low clouds and city lights.
Check out the rest of the season of Waterfire at http://www.waterfire.org
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