amazing. very interesting to watch the ghost figures behind the light to see how they were moving. I guess these exposures are around 15-20 seconds each?
Good eye, Pete; that's a great ad campaign, but I don't think it's this guy because he doesn't post any images on his Flickr site or say anything about it on his webpage (which redirects to MySpace).
I sent LICHTFAKTOR a note, mentioning this post and how we were debating the Sprint business, and here is the reply:
hi , thanks for sending us the links. we haven't done this sprint videos. but we go to new york this nov. and shoot some pictures and a video for sprint.
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holy crap. that video is insane. i was really hoping it was an instructional video but oh well.
amazing. very interesting to watch the ghost figures behind the light to see how they were moving. I guess these exposures are around 15-20 seconds each?
I wonder if the same firm did Sprint's new light drawing ads...
http://www.woostercollective.com/2007/07/sprints_new_light_drawing_commericials.html
Good eye, Pete; that's a great ad campaign, but I don't think it's this guy because he doesn't post any images on his Flickr site or say anything about it on his webpage (which redirects to MySpace).
It reminds me of Picasso's light pen drawings
http://faculty.sxu.edu/~rabe/bodhgaya/picasso.jpg
I sent LICHTFAKTOR a note, mentioning this post and how we were debating the Sprint business, and here is the reply:
hi ,
thanks for sending us the links.
we haven't done this sprint videos.
but we go to new york this nov. and shoot some pictures and a video for sprint.
love and respect
LICHTFAKTOR
crew
Nice. And I think this answers your question, Pepper.
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