That Old Tree from steffe on Vimeo.
Two weeks ago I decided to test a new online tool. It is called Pummelvision and with this fun toy you can make videos using your own photos. If you have a flickr account you can easily make a video from a set, and that is what I did with my 230 photos of the old tree. People seemed to like the video and a few days ago ABC World News from New York asked me if they could show my video in a piece about Pummelvision. Oh, and the latest photo of the tree is from yesterday.
There is a patch of green showing there!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteVery neat!
ReplyDeleteYou are famous! Just wondering if you have ever shot it from the other side - will have to check out the video to see.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beauty. Nice video too.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Steffe. Pummelvision is a pretty cool tool. It was interesting to see it in the ABC interview and think "Hey, I know all about that tree . . ."
ReplyDeletela neige commence a diminuer, bientot nous allons revoir ce vieil arbre avec des feuilles. Belle serie
ReplyDeleteThat is one cold tree!
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Steffe.
ReplyDeleteLove both the video and the audio ;)
Oj oj, gratulerar!
ReplyDeleteDen är jättehäftig.
Pummelvision, crazy name but made brilliant by Steffe's Old tree of Haninge.
ReplyDeleteGreat work
Mmm ... may I be a pain? I think I prefer to look at each photo separately, and take my time.
ReplyDeleteI think it's great fun, this pummelvision, particularly using your tree photos. And congratulations on making the national news!
ReplyDeleteWell done Steffe!
ReplyDeleteSo cool how you have captured this tree over time..
I am gonna watch it again! :)
I love, love, LOVE this! I'm a big fan of your recurring shots, and this was a really fun way to see them for this scene.
ReplyDelete-Kim
Thanks all. Always fun to try new tools.
ReplyDeletehihihi, i also think that pummelvision is a weird name. i guess... you could translate "pummel" (dutch) into doofus (american, apparently)... :)
ReplyDeleteother than that, the question what the tree looks like from behind is an excellent one!! i never thought about that... but now im wondering about that too!
I think I have one or two photos of the tree taken from the other side. My flickr friend Jim took one such snap a few years ago and you can see that if you press here.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant.
ReplyDeletevery nice
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool that ABC contacted you. But the inventor says at one point "If you looked at any one moment of that tree, it might not be interesting." Boy, is he wrong, as all your tree photo lovers can attest.
ReplyDeleteHe sure is Jude. Those tech guys can be a bit simple minded!
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