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Two artists from Russia, Daria Khoroshavina and Olga Kolesnikov, have created tiny scenes of endless deliciousness in the form of cinemagraphs. The lovechild of two forms of beautiful image making, video and photography, a cinemagraph is a mesh of a video clip and still photo in the form of a subtle gif. These are mesmerizing because since only a small portion of the still image is animated, it looks like the motion can go on forever in such an abnormally still, serene environment. To achieve this effect, a video clip is separated into frames/layers and then manipulated. See the list of tutoritals at the bottom of this site.
Two artists from Russia, Daria Khoroshavina and Olga Kolesnikov, have created tiny scenes of endless deliciousness in the form of cinemagraphs. The lovechild of two forms of beautiful image making, video and photography, a cinemagraph is a mesh of a video clip and still photo in the form of a subtle gif. These are mesmerizing because since only a small portion of the still image is animated, it looks like the motion can go on forever in such an abnormally still, serene environment. To achieve this effect, a video clip is separated into frames/layers and then manipulated. See the list of tutoritals at the bottom of this site.
See more of their work at Kitchen Ghosts.
Below are some more cinemagraphs, found on Trip Wire Magazine:
Below are some more cinemagraphs, found on Trip Wire Magazine:
"Kitchen Ghosts" via thisiscolossal.com
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