Showing posts with label lights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lights. Show all posts

Sunday, August 26, 2012

Tuesday, June 26, 2012

May I











































































































































From the start of May

Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Monday, May 30, 2011

Monday


"Zip, paket, sleeves - €35, tomorrow, 4pm"

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Brigid Power-Ryce Underground


 A jaunt to the car park with Brigid to take some photographs and make some recordings...

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Wednesday, January 05, 2011

Yet more backlog

I developed more stuff today, part finished double exposures.





Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

FairyFortFour Photovideo


At lengthy last, with the help of Michelle's computer, I've stitched together the photos from the last Fairy Fort night and lined them up and made them play. After much frustration with my own technological limitations I'm relieved to have finally done this. I'm afraid the quality is a bit poor, I tried doing the highest quality at every step but still it ended up pretty blocky. Which is annoying as it really doesn't do Aaron's projections justice at all. Oh well, for now it'll have to do, til I figure out how to make it better (or someone else lends their expertise...)

The song is Yawning Chasm's 'To the Void' - from his 'The Shadow is that Hidden' EP - which is an effortlessly gorgeous tune.

Sunday, August 01, 2010

Lights at the Fairy Fort


I wanted to go to the Fairy Fort to make the poster for the last gig with the idea of writing the "Fairy Fort 4" in a variety of lights, so off we went, Barry, Michelle and I in Michelle's car to tramp around in a field waving lights around for a while.



Barry and Michelle wrote their (full) names in the air:



The product of lots of tightly co-ordinated teamwork:

 
Go teamwork!

Jumping in place








Sunday, July 25, 2010

Fairy Fort Four


I've been putting off uploading these photographs cos I've been trying the last few days to make them into a sort of animated video thing, which was my original aim of displaying them but my computer just will not comply. So I'm putting a selection up. Hopefully I'll have figured out before too long how to make an animation using Ubuntu that doesn't practically require me to learn how to write code. Also my computer's pretty broken at this stage.

Basically what I did was set up the camera on a tripod (thanks Aaron) at the back of the room, put it on a long exposure with the remote shutter setting and took photos with the little wireless remote during the course of the night. I think there's something like two and a half hours between the first and last photo and about 2oo photos in all. I should have taken more, and annoyingly managed not to get any photos of the first act of the night - an improv set made up of Alice, Takashi, Tony and myself. But Suzanne video-recorded the performance so there'll be that, and it looks excellent.


Aaron offered to project his slides throughout the evening, and a couple of people took turns pressing the clicky to advance them. Amazing photographs. The projector was aimed at the intersection of two walls and the ceiling, giving the already slightly otherworldly images a further disjointedness. And the colours! Beautiful; really and truly I felt privileged seeing them. The selection of photographs posted here generally have a different one of Aaron's projections in each, though I don't think I photographed every slide change.


Music for Dead Birds (Jimmy solo with Alice McDowell)








Yawning Chasm (with TakashiCarré)









After the music

The exposure spanned two slides in this one, hence the nice double-exposure look to the image on the wall.
Towards the end I went around setting off the flash by hand


"Stance gives you Power"



Tony's kiss goodbye
The last one; Tony's holding up a piece of drum equipment, I don't know why. I like that Liam and Takashi are talking to each other in this one, being the two people who created the best music events this city's seen in the last few years. They're even wearing similar jackets!