Kevin Burg and Jamie Beck
These two artists run under the studio name Ann Street
Studios. Kevin and Jamie used their
talents as photographers and videographers to create successful cinemagraphs for
major fashion and advertising companies, showing this art is highly appealing
to many viewers. I came across them when
researching artists who create the GIF like work. It’s a photography, yet a video and I find myself
attracted more to the idea of it rather than just video. This type of work is compelling, and my
interest continues to peak in learning techniques of how these are created.
Jason Teale
I couldn’t find much personal information about Jason. I just happen to come across his work while
searching and discovered many artists on the page called Flixel. He did have his website linked on the page and
I was able to explore much of his work, as well as save some of his tutorials
for future research. Focusing on his
cinemagraphs, I was attracted again to the combination of photo and video, but
what really caught my attention about his work was the usage of lights in many
of the cityscapes. The continuous
movements, flickers, and blurs of the lights within the still image makes me
reflect on the fast-paced life of being in a city compared to the pace of
electricity. Our movement is frozen
compared to the high-speed electricity can move. An even deeper story can come from thinking
about how technology has developed and become so fast compared to physical human
capabilities.
I wasn’t able to embed his work as they are protected, but
included both links that I found his work on.
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