As usual, these have been deformed by moving the camera during exposure. Do try it yourself, it's fun!
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Now dedicated to nice paintings and the worst possible poetry.
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My music
- a laidback noise (2019)
- Splenetic Splutterings (2018)
- Eight hours of drum machine improv (2018)
- Nirgendwie (2017)
- Live at Ilmiö Festival (2017)
- Synaplopping Through the Tulips (2017)
- Synaplop (2016)
- Ten Thousand Ways of the Voice - Hour 5 (2017)
- Ten Thousand Ways of the Voice - Hour 4 (2016)
- Ten Thousand Ways of the Voice - Hour 003 (2016)
- Ten Thousand Ways of the Voice - Hour 002 (2016)
- Violinate (2015)
- Breathing Lesson (2015)
- Ten Thousand Ways of the Voice - Hour 001 (2015)
- Juosten Kustu (2015)
- Long March Missive (2015)
- Fluffy Noise (2015)
- Fifty For My Fiftieth (2014)
- Hikikamarimusiikkia (2014)
- Deeply Mauved (2014)
- A Song a Day For a Month (2013)
- Polkimellisuuksia (2013)
- Loopy Tunes (2013)
- Mauve - Dance Mix (2012)
- The Mauve (2012)
- Varis syö yrjöä (2010)
- Meisselschieber - Ohikuolija (2010)
- Riot in the Commons (Mash mix)
- Meisselschieber: Markiisi pitää sadetta (CD 2008)
- Track Suite (CD - 2006)
- You Are Here (2004)
- Hymn to Hysteria (CD - 2003)
Videos
- - 5,100 Faces
- - My Daily Life, Unvarnished
- - Rene Kita - Myllyahde, Sonata for Trumpet and Traffic (2013)
- - Rene Kita: Uneventful Cat Video (2012)
- - Rene Kita: Kannel Kabuki (2012)
- - Rene Kita: One Thousand Faces (2012)
- - Rene Kita Ruining Nietzsche Again (2012)
- - Black Audio: Middle of the Road (2011)
- - Rene Kita: Asthmatic Trumpet Disaster (2011)
- - Rene Kita: First Encounter (2011)
- - Rene Kita - For the Birds (2011)
- - Rene Kita: Wobbly (2011)
- - Rene Kita: Noh Sir, I Kabuki All Night Long (2011)
- - Rene Kita - Gloomy Sunday (2010)
- - Rene Kita: Summertime (2010)
- - Rene Kita: Schweinen alles Schwein (2010)
- - Meisselschieber: Ducking Ducks (2009)
- - Rene Kita: Clouds (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: Stuck (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: Forest Run (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: The Kitchen Dance (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: Avantgarde (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: Paavo (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: Duck and mutter (2009)
- - Meisselschieber: Turuuun yö - Turku by night (2009)
Favourite Blogs
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HEAVY #13 !!7 years ago
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Warren Ellis10 years ago
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WE HAVE AN FMP WINNER10 years ago
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Web Comics
- - A Softer World
- - Alien Loves Predator
- - Brightest
- - Dinosaur Comics
- - Dr. McNinja
- - Girl Genius
- - Horribleville
- - Lovecraft is Missing
- - Monster Commute
- - No Need for Bushido
- - Rice Boy
- - Sarah Zero
- - Scenes From A Multiverse
- - Shi Long Pang
- - Sluggy Freelance
- - Strange Attractors
- - Templar, Arizona
- - The Abominable Charles Christopher
- - The Non-Adventures of Wonderella
I take it these photos are on film rather than digital? You've captured some great effects.
ReplyDeleteNah, it's an ancient digital Nikon Coolpix 995 my mother gave me when my even older digital Kodak broke down.
ReplyDeleteTook me weeks of manual reading to find the long exposure time settings for night photography, though...
It has ten buttons, two dials and an arrow disk. Five of the buttons have two markings. This is not exactly a marvel of user interface design. :)
Still, it works well. Thanks, mom!
She's something of a nerd, in that she needs to have the latest gadgets. I'm happy to remain a few generations behind the curve. It's a lot cheaper.
Anyway, the art is not in the tool you use, but in your ability to feel its limits and possibilities, your inventiveness in its use. That comes with time and practice. Chinese ink brush artists say that you must make ten thousand pictures to learn it properly.
I have taken about ten thousand since I started this blog, but mostly by cheating: some four thousand went into those animations, and such mechanical snapping does not teach much...