// Delbrück, June 2010

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Some footage left from our “pirates of paderborn” shootings. *g*

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Last weekend I had my first session supported by my USV. –> it works great. Okay, this beeping every 10 seconds is a little disturbing sometimes, but I use to leave it in a closed flightcase so it’s okay for me. Most of the time the flash was stepped down to 1/2 or 1/4 of it’s power (260 watts) and in the end I used the constant light for some minutes (it went dark and I wasn’t able to focus any more).

After making about 160 shots it had still three-quarters of it’s full power. That’s enough for my shooting style at the moment I’d say. Yipiie. The person on the pictures is Timecy - he’s a musician based in Paderborn.

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Now and then I think it would have been nice if I had bought myself a camcorder in the past. Many of my pictures tend to look like they were out of a movie, so… I guess this is something like a sign. ;-)

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These are some pictures out of my “movieframes” project I produced for my portfolio to apply at a university. Altough it didn’t lead to acceptation yet, I’d like to thank everyone who supported me with this.

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Last weekend I spend quite a bit of time on shooting some more “pirate” pictures - this time in a warehouse of a shop for ancient stuff. Actually, most of the time we tried to built some sort of a movie set out of.. well.. everything. That’s really not easy. :-) But it’s a great experience every time again and I’m glad that I can work with people who like to act a bit. Thanks to you guys! I’d love to do some more “cinematic” shots in the future.

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This evening Stefan and I decided to take our cameras out for some night shots. Altough it was not that cold (I prefer stone cold nighs - you really feel like you’ve something done afterwards) it was fun. Shouts goes out to the Mc Café Crew.