two.crows
Contributor
I really enjoyed this. Just a bit of food for thought: I often wonder why most of us don't seem to trust their scenery, and just let the camera watch quietly, without moving. I see so many zooms and pans and all and wonder why no one seems to have the patience to sit still. Your video is most enjoyable when it is slow, the diver most impressive where he moves through the image and the camera doesn't follow - there's enough motion already in all these fantastic light ripples. I think less is more. Have you ever seen "Riverglass" by Andrej Zdravic? The whole film is just the river moving, never the camera at all, if I remember right, just the river, some bubbles, a few leaves ... breathtaking and inspirational.
The ripples, and the scenes where the surface reflects the bottom in a mirrored horizon, that's what I liked most. And it's great how the diver brings scale and a sense of time into the composition.
All the best!
two.crows
The ripples, and the scenes where the surface reflects the bottom in a mirrored horizon, that's what I liked most. And it's great how the diver brings scale and a sense of time into the composition.
All the best!
two.crows