The Fuzzy Lights one might need some resizing for it to look its best, but I will leave that up to you because I am really lazy.
Sometimes your bar needs that extra something to set it apart from all the rest. For Michael Murphy’s, it’s dualing pianos. Now, I have never been to this establishment, so I can only assume that the inside is just like the Thunderdome. Two pianos enter, one piano leaves.
Click the image for the motion. This one is pretty small at 350kb.
The downtown atmosphere is very interesting on nights that are not Friday or Saturday. Taking a cue that Gaea that this weather is too much to pass up, I walked about Bricktown from around 7pm to 11pm. I enjoy those streets far more when there are far fewer people clomping about. One of the images in this set would certainly not have been possible during the weekend, as you will see.
Went out and did some night shooting last night. This might be the only cinemagraph I pull from the lot, but I have a lot of stills to sift through yet. The technique for this one was actually a bit different than normal. Normally I would just turn the camera over to video mode and shoot a bit of film and pull the imagery from there. For this one it was too dark to get a good exposure, so I just took multiple stills. The editing in Photoshop was basically the same from there.
Click on the image to see the coolness. This one is only about 500kb.
After mentioning that I had bought a big, fancy camera, and I have been lax on posting anything about the additional images that I have taken. LET’S FIX THAT.
There’s not really a whole lot to say here. I Tweeted and Bookfaced this video a little while back, but I finally got around to putting it up on Vimeo.
As the title would suggest, these are things you might find in downtown Oklahoma City, or as some people call it: Bricktown.
Shot on my Canon HV30 on one windy Saturday afternoon.
The music is by Kaki King, by the way; the song is entitled “Life Being What It Is.”
