Back in 2007 I worked on a few experimental short films with artist Aidan Hughes at our Prague studio. We wanted to create narrative using only photographs and the cheapest of visual effects. In the process we used dusters, disco mirror ball, brooms, a projector, PC hi-fi’s, mirrors and socks to create most of the visual effects.
In less than eight years the skyline of the Liverpool waterfront has developed rapidly. The above was shot Sunday afternoon 17th Januaury 2010.
This shot was taken in 2001 in a Nikon 8008 with 35mm Fujichrome. You can clearly see the difference in the skyline and the recent developments of towers along the waterfront.
There still seems to be a lot of critics of the style but I admire any growth in urbanisation. This development grew out of the ‘Capital of Culture’ and far out shadows any other development within the city. The ‘New Waterfront’ above 2010.
All images by Rory Wilmer.
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I’m really enjoying this little bit of processing code by Anatoly Zenkov (anatolyzenkov.com). It tracks your mouse as your work and makes thess really interesting path renders. Given me loads of ideas for creative application.
I’ll be making one of these every day and streaming them here.
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