Showing posts with label slow film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slow film. Show all posts
27 May 2010
Slow Bicycle Ride in Greece
From a 1961 Greek film, filmed on the island of Kos. Slow Bicycle Heaven.
27 October 2009
Slow Bicycle Inspiration
Slow Bicycles are nothing new. Period. It's interesting when you view this video from Copenhagen in 1937, above, and the one from Holland in the 1950's, below, that there is no bobbing movement when they're riding. No exertion. Just easy transport.
Consider the fact that the bicycles were massive and heavy back then, too.
The Slow Bicycle Movement. We never went away and now we're back.
11 October 2009
Slow Bicycle Rush Hour in La Rochelle, France
You don't get much more gloriously slow bicycle than this.
Bicycle rush hour in La Rochelle, France. The drawbridge was up and roughly 500 cyclists waited patiently for the bridge to go down.
9 September 2009
4 September 2009
30 August 2009
The Slow Balloon Movement in Green Major
Another installment wherein I test the limits of slow.
Labels:
balloon,
mikael,
other slow things,
slow film
22 August 2009
Slow Reading and Showering
The Slow Bicycle Movement is all about slow. How appropriate then is it that the founder engages in other slow activities. Including reading and showering.
2000 frames a second of pure slowness. The balloon popped so freakishly that I barely got wet. We filmed several popping balloons but this one was bizarre.
Labels:
2000 frames per second,
other slow things,
slow film
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