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ITU PRO TRIATHLETES VS Ironman Pro Triathlon: PRIZE MONEY, Training, Sponsorship - Duration: 6:37.
(TV broadcast playing off mic)
- Curling, sport of kings.
Mornin', Trainiacs.
As I start watching the Olympics
through all of my waking hours
over the next couple of weeks,
I have been thinking about the differences
in triathlon between ITU Olympic track
pro triathletes and Ironman pro triathletes,
and over the last two, three, four, five months,
as I've started getting to know
a lot of these pro triathletes,
I've heard a lot of the differences
between the two different tracks in prize money,
approach, training, enjoyment,
the business side of it, all that stuff.
Let's discuss that today, shall we?
Now, there are a quite a number of differences
between ITU sprint and Olympic distance racing,
and Ironman racing, obviously, totally different sport.
Now for starters, obviously, the distances are different
in ITU/WTS racing, you're racing sprints
and Olympics distance races.
In world Triathlon corporation, the Ironman brand races
or the Ironman distance races, you're racing half Ironman,
full Ironman, and occasionally ITU long course.
And what this results in, as athletes tend to move
from short course when they're young
and they're twitchy-fast, and they haven't yet peaked
for that endurance age of like early to mid '30s,
they start switching from a race
that is speed and twitchy-fast focused
to more of a strength focused race.
They have to start worrying about how strong their body is
because it needs to hold up for hours and hours of pounding
and it's less of that absolute top-end speed.
The short course races are draft legal as well,
whereas the long course, non-drafting,
so what this results in is the short course races
tend to be more focused on having a good swim
so you can get out of the swim in the front pack
and you don't have to use the bike to bridge up
to the front pack, burning a lot of matches,
and you hopefully come out in that front pack
off the bike, and then it's essentially a run race.
In the short course distance racing,
if you have the fastest run,
odds are good you're going to be close to winning,
whereas with long course racing, its much more focused
on the bike and the run and not necessarily the swim.
Nutrition really not at all a focus
for short course athletes.
Sarah True says that she basically might take one gel
coming into the run, and a little bit of electrolytes,
but barely even thinks about it to the point
that when she started doing long course distance racing,
she had to remind herself to actually eat.
Now with regards to funding,
this a really really big difference.
In ITU short course racing, you're on an Olympic track.
You are going towards racing on the blue carpets
and bringing home Olympic gold for your country,
so this means that you're often getting
government funding when you're a short course athlete
whereas with Ironman, you're essentially on your own.
You are like a sole proprietor or a one person corporation
of your own little business.
That, for income, has some benefits
that we'll talk about later.
Now as far as race choices are concerned,
the short course distance races, it's a series.
You're limited to a series of races
and if you don't go to those races,
you ain't racing ITU or TWS series races.
You out, son.
But with long course, you've got Ironman,
you've got Challenge, you've got multiple Ironman options
every single week, so what this results in is,
you don't have the same athletes competing
week after week after week
against each other with the same tactics,
knowing essentially what the outcome is going to be.
In long course distance racing, you have different fields
every single week, and apparently this leads to
a little bit less camaraderie amongst the pros
because your competitors are constantly changing.
Now let's talk prize money.
At the tippy-top of the prize winnings
in short course racing, the dollar figures are higher.
However, with long course racing,
the prize money for winning tends to be lower,
but the prize money per athlete goes a lot further
down the list, so there are more people
that are cashing checks.
By looking at the pro prize money earnings every single year
we see that it's essentially a wash,
that there is no clear delineation
between short course athletes or long course athletes
making more than one or the other, but I believe
that for the top athletes out there, and I'll say
that if you are an elite ITU short course athlete,
odds are really good that when you step into
long course racing, you're gonna be
one of the top long course racers around.
Think Daniela Ryf, think Javier Gomez,
think Alaister Brownlee, think Sarah True.
In short course distance racing,
you're limited because of government arrangements,
because of sponsorship rights to who you can take on
as a sponsor, appearances that you can make,
whereas with long course racing,
you're on your own, you can do whatever you want,
and I think that for those elite athletes
that can garner sponsorship dollars,
that because you have more options in long course racing
with what you can and can't do,
you're essentially your own business
and from what I've kind of gathered,
that provides a lot more financial benefit
when you start looking at the overall
where athletes are getting their income at the pro levels.
And essentially, that's the gist of it,
that with short course racing,
you are not just racing for yourself,
you're racing for your country,
and it's more of a community
because it's this small, little, isolated, ecosystem
of development, whereas with long course racing,
you're your own brand, son.
Take it or leave it, do what you want, have at it.
Thank you for watching.
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with your favorite ITU turned long course athlete.
Now, Olympics for two weeks.
Later, Trainiacs.
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The Multidimensional Self The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond - Duration: 23:47.
The Multidimensional Self The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
by Jeff Street,
Whether you know it or not, you are a multidimensional being of staggering proportions. You are more
than meets the eye, much more � more than your body, more than your soul, in fact, you
are an integral part of the Universe. You are part of the composite consciousness that
is the Universe and beyond! You are present on many levels of reality simultaneously and
more powerful than you have ever imagined. Are you ready to expand your concept of selfhood
to include higher selves, other/parallel selves, and probable selves? If so then, let�s dive
in!
Most of us are familiar with the idea of the soul � the conception that our bodies are
transient physical vessels for an eternal energetic aspect of our consciousness, which
is our true essence. Conventional science dismisses this idea, and so do many people.
Yet, there are plenty of people that feel the presence of something greater within themselves
and you are probably one of them since you were attracted to this material. And as the
great shift in the consciousness of humanity accelerates, more and more people are feeling
this presence and connecting with it.
If we take the existence of some sort of higher aspect of self as a given, the next question
becomes; is our current idea of the soul accurate and complete? There are a growing number of
sources that are saying that it is not, that it is overly simplistic, in fact, almost one-dimensional
when compared to the new higher fidelity models being suggested.
Some schools of thought subscribe to the very simple model shown below.
The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
This model portrays just two entities; Source/God and Souls (potentially connected to bodies).
Its most notable element is that the soul is seen as created by, but separate from the
creator. This representation is very simple and easy to understand but it is a gross oversimplification,
and the idea that we are separate from Source/God is, well, just plain wrong. Luckily, fewer
and fewer people are subscribing to this particular model.
Another school of thought offers a somewhat more sophisticated model as shown below.
The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
It considers the Soul a PART OF a wider/higher entity referred to as the Over-Soul, which
in turn, is part of the all-encompassing Source/God entity. This model is on the right track and
hits upon a couple of key elements; we are multi-layered beings, and every layer is PART
OF (and within) each successive layer and all are part of, and within, the one all-encompassing
being that we call Source/God. Yet even this model is an oversimplification.
A word of warning here; when you see the term �being�, think �sentient energetic entity�
not �physical being�. Most of us have a tendency to personify the concept of �beingness�,
but this is a mistake. The essence of all beingness is something non-physical and that�s
why I will often use the term �entity� instead, because it avoids this trap.
While the models presented certainly do reflect some aspects of the deeper reality, it is
my contention that they are just gross approximations. In the remainder of this article, I will present
a more sophisticated model that is a synthesis of ideas from a number of different sources
and expands greatly beyond the models mentioned above. It suggests that we are multidimensional
entities present on many levels of �reality� simultaneously and more powerful than we have
been led to believe or have ever imagined. Only a small portion of your total beingness
is present in the physical body that you may have erroneously assumed was all of you. The
you that you identify as you is a part of a much bigger entity, which is ultimately
also just a small part of the ultimate entity that is �all that is� � referred to
through the ages by many names; Source, Infinite Creator, God, etc.
You are a multidimensional being of staggering proportions and in your quest to know yourself,
and the nature of your existence, you have employed massive parallelism.
Higher Selves So what exactly is a soul and what is its
relationship to what some call �God� and others call �Source Consciousness�?
If you haven�t heard the term �source consciousness� before then this may come
as a shock � the universe is conscious in its very fabric. The Universe is not at all
what it appears from our very limited perspective. We exist inside of something resembling a
great cosmic mind, often referred to as �cosmic/universal consciousness�.
As the term �source consciousness� suggests, all consciousness is derived from the universal
field of consciousness. The consciousness of each and every one of us is an individualized
thread of the universal consciousness. This is what your �soul� is � it is a thread
of universal consciousness with an associated repository of experiential information (local
memory), and derivative ideas, all somehow encoded as a pattern of energy. Our soul is
sentient energy as is the entire universe.
This idea is echoed by the modern day mystic and spiritual teacher Story Waters in his
statement below that he made in his One Self Teachings.
There is only One Consciousness in all existence. The consciousness that I know myself as is
the same consciousness you know yourself as.
Source consciousness is the intelligence that is/created our Universe, and it INDIRECTLY
created all our souls. One of the fundamental capabilities of consciousness is the ability
to subdivide itself � to create smaller individualized copies of itself within itself.
Source used this mechanism to create the first level of sub-threads of its consciousness,
what in effect could be thought of as sub-selves. It did this to explore and experience many-ness,
rather than oneness, but more importantly, as a strategy to accelerate the exploration
of itself and existence � to accelerate its evolution.
The mechanism that Source used to accomplish subdivision and individuation of its consciousness
was primarily that of lowering the frequency of portions of its energies, stepping them
down into the lower frequency bands of the energetic field. This is part of the reason
why subdivisions of consciousness operate somewhat independently of, yet are inherently
part of and connected to, the �higher� consciousness that spawned them � they are
simply portions of the parent sentient energies at a significantly lower frequential level.
The subdivisions of consciousness that Source created within itself, in a very real sense,
can be considered its sub-selves. And here is the really cool part, anything that a sub-self
experiences is also experienced by its parent/higher-self and thus forms the basis for an evolutionary
strategy � massively parallel experiences!
The process of subdivision of consciousness is a general capability and can and has been
repeated by the sub-selves at each level of consciousness, and for the same reasons � to
accelerate their evolution, and thereby contributing to Sources evolution.
Consciousness is like a multi-level branching structure. If we use a tree analogy, then
source consciousness would be the tree trunk. The tree trunk then divides into many large
branches, which keep dividing into smaller and smaller branches until we get to twigs
with a leaf attached to the end of each.
The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
In this model we could think of the �leaves� as physical bodies and then as you move from
the leaf towards the trunk we�d encounter the soul level, and then the over-soul level,
and then a number of additional levels till we reached the tree trunk coming out of the
ground, the Source level. Note that even though the diagram above shows seven levels it�s
unclear how many levels there really are, or whether all branches have to have the same
number of divisions/levels. The only thing that�s for sure is that there are more than
three levels, probably many more. A number of sources indicate that there is a level
above the Over-Soul that has been referred to as �Soul Group�. Below is a diagram
illustrating the divisional structure of universal consciousness.
The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
According to some sources there are 2,135 Soul Groups participating in the Earth experience
right now (who knows how many exist within Source in total, probably many more). Each
Soul Group entity is able to subdivide itself into (create) up to 144,000 over-souls, and
each over-soul is able to create up to 12 souls, and each soul up to 12 soul-extensions.
A Soul-Extension is just another subdivision of consciousness which allows connection to
physical vehicles (bodies) in the very lowest frequency bands. The consciousness that connects
to a body to �drive� it has to be within a certain �distance� frequentailly to
achieve the connection. If you do the math this leads to potentially 44 billion incarnate
entities on Earth.
An over-soul creates one or more souls for the purpose of connecting to physical bodies
in the physical planes of existence � the lower frequency bands of the Universe. A physical
body is simply a vehicle that the soul uses to have physical experiences. Physical life
provides unique and highly formative experiences that are much sought after by a wide variety
of non-physical beings. Physical experience, while challenging, is a spiritual evolution
fast track and therefore highly coveted.
The 12�12 subdivisional structure of the Over-Soul allows each over-soul to have up
to 144 sub-selves that each can bind to physical bodies for 144 parallel physical lives. And
of course, one of these 144 sub-selves and its body is YOU!
The Higher Self, The True Self Amongst those that embrace that they have
a soul, many are still overly identified with their body as their identity. Even those that
embrace the soul as their true identity may be missing a deeper appreciation of the true
scope of their wider/higher self. Despite the fact that some use the term �Higher-Self�
as a synonym for the �Over-Soul� I think it�s better used to refer to all the levels
of self all the way up to, and including, Source. The figure below illustrates this
idea.
The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
As the figure illustrates, the chain of consciousness that spawned your soul � your over-soul,
soul-group, and every level all the way to source � all could be considered your higher-self.
But your over-soul is the level of your composite self that has direct responsibility for your
soul�s existence and interest in the quality of your experiences, that�s why the over-soul
is often thought of as your higher-self. But you truly are a part of every level in the
chain of your composite consciousness and can potentially communicate with and draw
information, knowledge, and guidance from any level of your multidimensional/composite
self.
Your body, and in a sense, even your soul, where created as a transient sentient entity
to serve as an experiential and evolutionary vehicle for your over-soul. So in a very real
sense, you could consider the over-soul that spawned your soul as your TRUE SELF!
And your Over-Soul is an immensely wise and powerful being that is always trying to encourage
you to create the best experiences for yourself and to become the highest vision of yourself.
Why? because you are part of it, and it is experiencing through you!
At this point you might be wondering, �If this is true, why don�t I know it and feel
it?� This is a very good question.
When your soul incarnates (connects to a physical vehicle) it loses its memory of its greater
existence. The �veil of forgetting� is intentional, it makes the earth game a fully
immersive and truly formative experience. The game of life would not be the same if
you knew it was just a game.
We also lose a lot of the fidelity of our connection to our higher-self (over-soul and
source). This is an unavoidable consequence of incarnating into the lower frequency planes
of existence � the physical planes. Our earthly level of consciousness is at a frequency
so much lower than that of our higher-self that any stream of information coming down
is subject to a large reduction of fidelity due to the frequency step down required. Yet
we could still have a very good connection with our higher-self if it wasn�t for one
thing � our out-of-control ego.
The constant chatter of the ego and analytical mind creates so much mental noise that we
can�t hear the inner guiding voice of our higher-self. Essentially the signal to noise
ratio is so low that the information coming from our higher-self gets drowned out. Hence,
most people on Earth have almost totally lost connection with their higher-self and have
completely forgotten what they really are.
What does it take to reestablish a clear connection to your higher-self? For one thing, it takes
a clear and quiet mind. One must quell the constant chatter of the analytical and egoic
mind and the fear and worry that dominates it. Another thing that helps is to reduce
our busyness � the constant distractions of our hectic daily lives don�t leave much
space for the presence of the higher-self. Making more time for solitude and meditation
is a good start.
As poor as most people�s connection to their higher self is, you�ve never really completely
lost your connection to the other parts of your multidimensional self. Without realizing
it, you�ve had communications between the different layers of your multidimensional
self, as well as �other� higher dimensional beings, particularly in childhood when you
were much more open and receptive. Since then you�ve rejected, ignored, and forgotten
most of these �Interdimensional� experiences, simply because you didn�t understand what
they were and dismissed them as dreams, over-active imagination, hallucinations, etc.
If you�d like to explore the topic of improving your connection to higher levels of you then
check out my blog article Improving Your Connection To The Divine.
Even thou the loss of connection with our higher-self could be seen as �bad� it
actually serves one of the reasons why we devised the earth game in the first place
� to experience separation and to see what it could teach us � separation from the
source of our beingness, separation from the knowing that we are all parts of one great
being and interconnected and interdependent.
With training, you can learn how to move your locus of consciousness to any level of your
wider/higher-self � your soul, over-soul, even Source, and perceive from that higher
perspective. In fact, you can move your locus of consciousness to anywhere in the infinite
matrix that is the conceptual/information space of the universal field of consciousness.
More on this in future articles, follow the blog to stay tuned!
Other Selves, Parallel Selves, and Many Lives The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul,
And Beyond
From the perspective of your Over-Soul (the higher/wider you), all the souls that it created,
and their extensions that are connected to physical bodies, could be considered your
�other selves�.
By some accounts, this can be up to 144 PARALLEL incarnations, and regardless of whether that
exact number is correct, we can safely say that the higher you is experiencing MANY LIVES
in parallel. And since at the end of a life the sentient energy that was connected to
a body can be reused with another body, your Over-Soul has experienced far more incarnations
than this, perhaps thousands! This is why your Over-Soul is so wise, it�s the sum
of all the wisdom gleaned from a vast amount of experiences.
Your many incarnations can be anywhere in the physical Universe � any planet; any
galaxy; any time period � past, present, or future (our conception of time is wrong,
time is an illusion); and in any one of the planes of physical reality.
But since you�re here having an Earth experience it is very likely that many of the other lives
the higher you is having are also here on Earth, probably in other time periods. The
Earth reality system provides challenging yet highly formative experiences that are
appropriate for fairly advanced beings, so if you are currently engaged here, then it
is likely that most of your other selves are here as well because anything less would be
boring.
The diagram below visually illustrates all the parallel incarnations associated with
a given over-soul.
The Multidimensional Self: The Soul, OverSoul, And Beyond
Past and Future Lives Using a technique known as �Past Life Regression�
you can actually visit or �see� your other lives � by �see� I mean �have and
inner experience of�. This is done by going into a trance state (via hypnosis or deep
relaxation) and then being guided, by suggestion or your own intent, to visit the experiences
of your �other selves�, your �other lives�. In the trance state, the earthly
mind is quieted, and one can perceive from the vantage point of any level of ones higher-self
and sense the experiences of any of their parallel lives. All these experiences are
recorded in the energy/information field of your higher-self and are accessible if you
center the focus of your consciousness in one of the levels of your higher-self. Depending
on the level you may �see� the lives experienced by your soul, or your over-soul, or perhaps
even higher levels of yourself.
The term �Past Life Regression� is a bit of a misnomer since your other lives are all
happening simultaneously and can be in any time period; past or future. If visiting a
future life seems illogical or impossible to you then you might want to check out my
article on The Illusion of Time. In the many thousands of regressions that have been done
many have reported �seeing� portions of lives that were clearly in the future rather
than in the past. Most people focus on exploring their �past lives� because, with our erroneous
conception of linear time, we think that the past is �recorded� (and therefore potentially
can be explored) but the future hasn�t happened yet (so isn�t recorded and can�t be visited).
There are also many people who have reported experiences from what could be called the
�inter-life� period, the time between physical earth lives. A common report from
these experiences is that our many lives are all, somehow, happening at once. Yet other
people have reported an apparent sequential process of coming out of one life, reviewing
it, planning, and then starting the next � which seems to contradict �all at once�. This
is likely due to the fact that non-linear concepts are very hard for our earthly minds
to understand and express so we will often express them linearly.
To dive deeper into the topic of past life regression I recommend the following books;
Past Life Regression: Discover Your Hidden Past Life Memories and Past Lives, Future
Lives Revealed.
Probable Selves, Parallel Selves, and Many Life Paths
Another way that your higher-self accelerates its evolution through the use of parallelism
is to experience all possible/probable life paths!
Have you ever wondered what would have happened if you had made a different choice at a critical
juncture in your life? Well, so did your soul, but instead of just wondering it divides its
consciousness yet again, creating a sub-thread of its consciousness to follow and experience
each alternate life path. At every decision point of any significance, one portion of
your souls sentience follows branch A, and another follows branch B. Your soul is experiencing
all possible/probable life paths in parallel! The YOU that you think of as you is simply
a sub-thread of your soul that is experiencing one particular branch of the life path decision
tree. Your soul (and over-soul) are then integrating all those threads of experience and getting
wiser very rapidly because of it.
At every significant decision point on a life path the path branches. A decision tree represents
all possible paths. All of these are experienced by your soul. This mechanism creates a massively
parallel experience which maximizes the evolutionary potential for the soul, for the over-soul,
and for Source � since all experiences are experienced by your higher consciousness,
they trickle up.
The soul threads that follow each of the possible paths of experience could in a sense, be called
�Probable Selves�. Because there is one for each possible/probable life path. These
probable selves are all very real and so are all the alternate experiences they are having
� and it is all being accumulated by your higher levels of self! Imagine how much one
could learn by experiencing every possible alternative life path, and all their outcomes!
You would learn and grow very fast! That�s the reason why we designed the process this
way!
The Highest Self, The One Self Life has everything to do with you. But with
Big You, not with Little You; with Universal You, not with Local You. There is only One
of us. � Neale Donald Walsch, Conversations with
God, Book 1
Once you understand and embrace the multidimensional nature of your beingness, your perspective
will broaden greatly. You may begin to see yourself not as the body and the ego that�s
running around here on Earth but as your true essence � your eternal higher-self. You
might even embrace, that in a very real sense, your �highest self� is source consciousness!
I am the eternal state of being within each and every one of you.
� Source Consciousness
And an even greater realization may come over you. The realization that since the consciousness
of all entities/beings are ultimately threads of source consciousness, and hence we are
all parts of the one universal consciousness, that in a very real sense, there is only �One
Self�.
All levels of consciousness and all focal points of consciousness/beingness are ultimately
within, and integral parts of, source consciousness � the one being. And this one being is your
highest self, so in a sense, all beings could be considered �yourself�. This is why
it makes sense to treat all beings with the utmost respect, care, encouragement, etc � because
it�s all you!
Here�s a message from our Source that reinforces what I�ve been saying here � �I am the
eternal state of being within each and every one of you. I am you, you are me, we are one.�
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Street Photography - Why do some photos get so excited? [sub EN] - Duration: 7:35.
Did you get a lot of money for a TV interview?
Yes...
Hostility
Hostility
Strong Hostility
shame....shame...and shame
disdain
These are universal expressions
People express expressions in the same way that they are housewives....
...or terrorists
The truth is written on our face
Hi friends, welcome to this new appointment with Street Photography Scool
Today we opened the video with a clip taken from the television series Lie To Me
because today we want to talk about emotions
I was particularly struck by the last sentence of the clip in which the protagonist says:
"The truth is written on our face"
This, if you think about it, is what happens in street photography
when we freeze the emotions written on the faces of the subjects with a photo
That phrase in the clip made me think a lot about the importance of street photography, as it is made up of authentic emotions
Emotions can not be replicated in a photographic studio
If you think about it, a kiss caught in the metro
has an emotional charge characterized by the environment, the circumstances, the authenticity of the emotions of the subjects
Furthermore, knowing that the situation has really happened makes it even more exciting
So, is it enough just to photograph people on the street to make an exciting photo, full of meaning and feeling?
The answer is "no", because it is not enough to take a picture of strangers
but there are some photos that excite in particular
they touch something inside of us and even looking at them 100 times they always thrill us
So why do we particularly love some photos?
Why do they trigger certain emotions within us?
I tried to analyze a photo that struck me a lot and generated great emotions inside me
I tried to understand why this photo and not another, aroused certain feelings in me
Obviously it is said that a photo is exciting regardless
a picture is exciting for those who look at it
so this picture, for me, means a lot, just like someone else does not mean anything ... and vice versa
For educational purposes I tried to understand what are the three elements that make an exciting photo
The photo of which I spoke to you is this of Alex Muller
the first reason that makes an exciting photo is to see the subject experiencing an authentic feeling
the same feeling is also felt by us
it is clear to see this gentleman being happy in a certain situation and at a certain moment
as a result we experience happiness for that person we are observing
maybe we feel tenderness for his age
or for the expressions of his face
This may already be a first reason why a photo can excite us
The other reason is that we identify with the subject and think about our life
For example: if you are a parent who has sons who live far away and you see very little
whenever they call you, you experience great happiness, a great emotion
you are happy that they are well, that they love you, that they have thought of you
So only those who are in a similar situation can identify with the subject of the photo
and try a strong emotion looking at the picture
Third reason: it is the situation on the whole that can generate a great emotion
because it makes us think of a similar situation that we have already experienced
For example in this case the general situation is the phone call
so if we recently received a phone call that gave us good news, like the news of a new job, or positive news from our friends
the phone call of the picture makes us unconsciously happy for what we have received
Finally, think again about the initial clip. There, much importance is given to the signs of the body
We understand that in street photos they are very present and are authentic gestures generated by a particular situation
For example, returning to the picture of the gentleman on the phone
we see that there are many elements that further load the image, exalting more the emotion that the subject is feeling
look at your hand
look at the folds of the eyes
look at the smile, the mouth ...
they are all elements that amplify the emotion of the subject
So, we analyzed what can characterize the emotion in a photo
Before concluding the video, I would like to thank you for continuing to follow this channel which has now surpassed 4000 followers
It means there is a lot of interest in Street Level Photography photos
but also perhaps for these tutorials
Let me know if these videos interest you and if you want them to continue producing them
write in the comments what you think about the emotions in the photos, which are in your opinion the most important elements that we have not analyzed in this video
For now it's all, I wait for you at the next video. Good light and good street. Bye
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Тони Роббинс обещает приехать в Россию и благодарит MeetPartners! - Duration: 0:37.
guys guess who I'm with hey everybody its Tony how are you listen I just I
asked to say hello to you guys because I just want to thank you I know you're an
amazing team that supports this man and his lady and oh you guys are helping to
change people's lives and that's what my whole life is about so I'm hoping
someday I'll be coming to Russia directly but in the meantime just know
that you're deeply appreciated for all your efforts and thank you for being my
partner and changing people's lives and I look forward to get a chance to meet
all of you really really soon till then God bless and live a passion
beautiful we look forward to seeing the big men in Russia take care brother
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Mallus Is Future Flash / Savitar? - Legends Of Tomorrow Season 3 - Duration: 8:47.
domination
you're circled master Jersey Marlys is everywhere and nowhere reflected in
every moment of time he is dead he's risen and he will come
again right well that's a very cryptic but I demand to speak to him
very well
directly pleasure to meet you
I'm not here to speak to your puppet I think it's about time you and I met face
to face
you know my true form and live
who's there who are you what is this place soon I
will be free and your world will no unendurable
what's good YouTube warstu here with a video on legends tomorrow season 3 so
legends tomorrow is back on Monday night with episode 10 called daddy darkest and
obviously super girls couldn't be off for nine weeks because of this so legend
Tamar's can be running instead so the other coming episode is episode 10
called daddy darkest which looks pretty insane the second after season has
malice who is malice the mystery behind the whole malice of perception character
is the only mystery half in the current era verse at the moment Kid Flash is
coming to legend John Constantine is coming back briefly and Gorilla Grodd is
also gonna be part of this back half the season so how could it fail let's
divulge into who is malice during episode 5 in the clip I play before this
video starts daughter nor I think she's called said in a conversation to rip
hunter wow you are a hopeless mortal I am a god where is your so-called master
where is he said rip hunter malice is everywhere and nowhere refracted in a
moment of time he is dead he rises and he will come again which is very
interesting this sounds a lot to me like Santa when he said wow you are a hope as
mortal I am a God savat are kept saying over and over again during the flash
season 3 that he was the god he is a God masses everywhere yet nowhere refracted
in every moment of time and what was sabotage trying to do with killer frost
sabotage was trying to splice himself into every moment of time pyro here is
too apparent it's too apparent could it really be sabotage so malice talks
through darks daughter just likes a Matar spoke through Jude and Albert who
played doctor alchemy and join the clips at the start video I would play this so
I know what you guys are thinking this avatar can't be malice focus avatar is
dead we got onto that so in the trailer DC legends tomorrow at season 3 a war is
coming trailer rip says a war is coming in the latest trailer now could this
actually be the war that rip hunter was referring to in the 2056 message that he
sent to Barry Allen I don't know guys so a war is coming rip hunt
sent to Barry Allen so is this confirming that malice is actually
future flash sabotage I know what you guys are gonna say in clickbait but
really let's think of it all the clues suggest - it could be sabotage or could
it be someone else Vandal Savage I don't know guys let me know so in the latest
episode which is episode 9 which hasn't actually been on for months as you know
because as being a brake mass malice said to Sara Lance aka white canary soon
I'll be free he's coming for our world he's going to bring the pain now it's
pretty bold the same malice it's our top but the strongest clue to suggest who
malice could actually be in my opinion would be sabotage because realistically
when sattell was getting spliced before all what stop we don't know how much
actually happen it could be on a timeline this is a kind of program based
on futuristic time-travel kind of back to future Star Wars it's just a kind of
crazy show so it's not far-fetched to say that Mouse could actually be
saboteur so in a recent interview with insane weekly mark do behind revealed
that while the audience's will eventually get to see malice in the
flesh the reveal is going to come a little further down the line however
even when malice is completely revealed the mystery dark force will only appear
in a CGI which is gonna be a ground bacon breaking move for the CW series
you won't see him in the flesh immediately guggenheim said we're saving
it towards the end of year which sounds pretty insane he will be a full CG
character at the design of him it's really cool we are really pushing the
envelope in terms of what we can do with the visual effects on this show which is
pretty cool I presume the reason why you're not gonna see them until towards
the end the season is it's gonna be very expensive for the scene and they went on
to say that idea that Mars would be entirely computer-generated in a sense
opens up the possibilities for who the mystery villain will be really is fans
have been speculating that masks could be anyone from sorry to Captain Cold Len
snart largely because while we've heard the voice of this a Serbian villain we
haven't had a body to base any guesses off however now that it sounds likely
that malice really could be anyone theories are likely to go into
hyperdrive hence I'm making this video if Guggenheim has
previously said that many flatout are wrong he recently told calm
be calm well it's possible someone has figured it out or the visions will
identity most are way off but they said that with a whole the whole sabotage
thing I know Marc Guggenheim is more Aero but sabotage when I Andrew
Kreisberg eccentric Atlanta all said that you have Mars off you know I would
say the vast majority of them tend to be really wrong Dugan I explained really
really wrong you know that said sometimes someone gets it right you know
if you know enough people out there trying to fear I there going to be
someone who gets it right which is very interesting
well my malice is identity cool CD appearance will remain a mystery for a
little bit further what fans do have to look forward to in the short term is the
return of Constantine played by Mike Ryan in the era versus the character
will hop on board the wide railer Waverider in the up-and-coming premiers
premiere of season mid-season premiere speaking seeking help from it Sarah
seems that Constantine is trying to have a client who has possessed by a demon a
demon that just so happened to know Sarah's name leading Constantine to join
up with the legends on a mission but will see the whole team end up in a
psychiatric hospital sounds like an adventure to us so this sounds pretty
cool guys I'm so stoked for letters tomorrow to return tomorrow night is
malice avatar now I know everyone's going to attack me in the comment
section but real estate guys it is a strongest theory out there I've
literally re watched every malice clip from episode 5 episode 9 all the karna
damien darhk's scenes and I do think that malice could be a version of the
future flash but I don't know guys it might not be it could be absolute anyone
guys so please like subscribe and comment let me know who is malice are
you excited for John Constantine's comeback are you psyched to see grid
ogród because whilst Olympics on guys this is the only show we're gonna have
until the end of March so we might as always get on the hype train of who is
malice I expect you all to make your own theories put your theories down below
post and down below guys I love reading other people's theories anyway guys this
is just a theory nothing's been confirmed but it is cool that Guggenheim
said is a complete CGI character special effects could be on point now we know
who's voicing a character but that doesn't mean
that's gonna actually be like the body for it the same whole thing with sabot
our thing anyone guys please like subscribe and comment would be awesome
would appreciate it we've just hit 8000 subscribers which is awesome guys much
appreciated anyway hit the button down below to join team washed you and I will
catch you guys in the comments section and Larry soon catch you in another
video guys very soon catcher and later
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Like I always say: Five. Guys. Best burgers in New York.
Until they build an In and Out.
Hawkeye, do not blaspheme my cheeseburger church.
Say what you want, but nothing compares to the Whataburger Patty Melt.
[Together] SHUT UP, DEADPOOL!
-or Shake Shack, just sayin'!
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DEMS Pack Memo With Methods and Sources to Prohibit Release by Trump Who Promptly Fires Back - Duration: 1:48.
DEMS Pack Memo With Methods and Sources to Prohibit Release by Trump Who Promptly Fires
Back.
Those Democrats stacked their memo with methods and sources so President Trump would have
to delay its release.
The left will say he's holding it back for nefarious reasons but we see what they did
here….and so does president Trump!
Devin Nunes: "It was clear from the development of the Democratic memo from the very beginning
that they packed it full of sources and methods."
President Trump saw through the dirty politics and fired back:
President Trump: The Democrats sent a very political and long response memo which they
knew, because of sources and methods (and more), would have to be heavily redacted,
whereupon they would blame the White House for lack of transparency.
Told them to re-do and send back in proper form!
President Trump is doing the right thing.
Democrats need to get behind this president and get things done for our country.
Quit paying out billions of our tax dollars for illegals to come to our country.
Syrian refugees are getting $3000.00 a month and free housing and our senior citizens on
social security get an average of $2000.00 a month and no free housing.
Citizens worked and paid into SS their whole life for it.
If they put the time and energy into helping the American people that they put in trying
to make President Trump look bad, we as a nation would be unstoppable.
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South Africa Wine Documentary: The Pink Grape - Duration: 24:29.
Hello and welcome to wines of the world my name is anthony metzger on this voyage of
discovery we will be going from country to country exploring all of the different wines
history and stories related to the mysterious world of wine so join me on this adventure
to find out what the wine world is truly all about.
South Africa a mysterious country that lies on the bottom of the African continent a country
that is known for its precious metals but diamonds and gold are not the only treasure
that emerge from these soils but also grapes which produce some of the most interesting
wines of the world I bought a plane ticket a video camera packed my bags and flew off
to the opposite side of the worldly my self to see if I can discover and reveal the most
interesting stories about south African wine at three times the size of Texas and with
a population of over fifty three million the republic of south Africa sits high atop the
most culturally diverse countries in the world a contrasting mix of westernization and tribalism
land and sea as well as urban and rural life this southern most part of the world has no
shortage of opportunity for the steadfast and adventures alike to make quick friends
with the locals look no further than a typical brai the south African term for a barbecue
party where music and wine feature as prominently to part goers as the meats they so happily
engorge as i drink in the landscape before me I can't help but wonder what did it take
for south African wine to get here today despite all the difficulties and challenges how did
the winemakers here succeed to answer these questions i know travel to the province of
the western cape in order to visit Hamilton Russell vineyards in the early nineteen seventies
a grape growing wine producing entrepreneur and explorer named Tim Hamilton Russell went
out on a search for the best grape growing soils in all of south Africa after an extensive
adventure he found himself here in the hemel en arcade valley meaning the heaven and earth
valley its located right here on the edge of the wine producing world anthony Hamilton
the son of Tim Hamilton now owns the winery he has invited me in for a traditional south
African lunch as well as to tell me about south African wines but prior to visiting
anthony he recommends that I get an areal view of the African wineries and farms so
I did i buckled in and ventured off into the sky to get a unique perspective of south African
wine country when anthony is not chasing off grape eating baboons on his property or traveling
the world revealing the African treasure that he creates you can find him on his wine farm
creating a wine that resembles rock n roll blended with deep smooth bass and piano his
vineyard grows on ancient African elephant trails in which he now rides his dirt bike
while sporting his Indiana jones hat he is a pioneer a winemaker and a world explorer
and sorry ladies he is not single together with his wife renowned chef olive Hamilton
Russell they have invited me in for a traditional south African lunch so what is a traditional
south African lunch well she explained it to me as food that come from the local fields
orchards vineyards and seas as all of the foods are sourced locally the recipes and
sauces are influenced from cultures that you can find all over the world they have presented
me with such a magnificent spread that i am wondering if the queen of England will be
joining us for lunch but in-fact its just that the hamiltons are some of the most gracious
hosts in all of the country after this amazing lunch I will be going out to the olive grove
with anthony to talk about south African wines i am anthony Hamilton Russell second generation
owner of Hamilton Russell vineyards its a business that my father started as a passion
moved from Johannesburg went wine farming nineteen seventy five he bought the land the
first wine came out in nineteen eighty one i was living over seas at the time as a lot
of young south africans were at the time we were unhappy with the way the country was
going and when things changed Mandela was released I made the decision to return to
the county and called my father up and said that I would like to get involved in the business
it was very small it needed the next generation and growth and invited myself back and eventually
purchased it from him in nineteen ninety four and that is how i got into the wine business
with the end of apartheid came a flood of new business ventures including new world
winemaking what i see happening here and it is happening already is the industry is going
to become increasingly quality focused much less volume and production and cost focused
and we are going to continue unlike many countries to offer not just one or two styles that define
south Africa but a range of different things such as you see in France you can't distill
it down to four different varieties its got something of everything south Africa has a
bit of that European sense-ability to it and that to me is what the sophisticated consumer
of the future wants the complexity wine the fact that wine represents origins and not
just variety and south Africa has the foundations for that so i see a great future fo us to
achieve a great future for his wine anthony looks to the distant past of winemaking history
and incorporates one of its earliest traditions like the ancient remains and egyptians he
makes use of special clay pots to ferment his wines while adding a unique south African
twist so we developed these to have the same oxygen interaction as a wine barrel but obviously
there is going to be no spice or flavor influence but the wine does develop on the lease beautifully
something about the shape as well is beneficial there is a natural string of the lease certainly
during fermentation and than through subtile there is a natural turning of the wine so
we age our chardonnay in here for nine moths from our very best blocks the ones that we
don't want to get overwhelmed by wood and it has worked quite well these have been lined
by clay from the property so we have this psychological feeling that probably doesn't
do very much that the wine is interacting with its own soil while it developed what
I love about wine is its ability to represent its personality of place if that place has
a particular meaning for you as this farm does for me the ability to experience it through
wine to me is something extraordinary what makes south African wine so much more different
then the rest of the wines of the world whats the true identity of a south African wine
to me the special thing about south African wine is Africa has always been here when there
was one continent in the world and everything separated out into the world Africa stayed
where it was we have the oldest soils in the world and basically the you are drinking south
African wine you are tasting the essence of some of the most ancient soils that have existed
on planet earth which to me is magic there is no other country that does it the other
thing is that all of us share a common ancestor form most probably form within a couple hundred
miles of here definitely from the content of Africa so there is something of almost
ancient relevance in drinking south african wine this father and son winery in the heaven
and earth valley is the best example of how special south African wine truly is from growing
in soils that is millions of years old to being one of the most southernly located wineries
on the incredible continent of Africa anthony hamilton is the leading pioneer as his father
once was in the African wine world and it shows as Hamilton Russell vineyards creates
one of the highest quality wines in the world after visiting the hamiltons my adventure
through south Africa takes me to a small local fishing port in house bay from a distance
the brightly colored boats resemble children's toys plastered onto a painted landscape seals
seals seals everywhere this huge chunk of volcanic rock certainly lives up to its reputation
as its entire surface is literally covered with these barking sun bathers from where
I am standing it definitely looks like seal paradise or perhaps on big dinner plate for
south Africa famed great white sharks after waking up at two am and driving for two hours
through the pitch black African night i finally arrived at games bay so that i could dive
with Africa great white sharks you are never guaranteed to see any when you go diving but
i got very lucky as there where fourteen great white sharks surrounding our boat at one time
one of these sharks i saw swim by was as big as a suburban so what roll do great white
sharks play in the winemaking process you may ask well for one south African man they
are the perfect security for his unique barrel of sea born wine in an environment where life
threatening storms are normal great white sharks breed two of the worlds greatest oceans
meet and very little oxygen exists you would think that wine which is a living product
would have a hard time surviving but wine innovator dave hidden took a leap of faith
embarking on a risky venture that has never been pursued before in the unpredictable world
of wine sinking one of his precious barrels of wine in a reef over a mile off the most
southern coast of the African continent this ferry tale like wine embarked on almost an
unbelievable quest and can be known as the mysterious African wine for me hidden valley
sounds very much like destination of a long lost treasure buried deep in the mist of a
classical adventure novel and it defiantly look enough like the part too at least for
a winery estate with perfected areas of some of the most impressive varieties of ferns
and trees this exotic landscape could fit right in with the latest jurassic film needless
to say i am now simply stoked to hear what dave have to share with me from his years
of winemaking so David what is the most exciting part about working in the wine industry i
think that a lot of it is quite exciting to me is the unexpectedness every day is different
we have for instance beautiful grapes beautiful crop and all of a sudden we will get a black
south easter and the wind will rip through the vineyard and it can be quite vicious and
it can deplete your crop now you know i don't know if that is so interesting its just that
like a hell of a challenge to deal with these things and it makes you almost make you think
on your feet the whole time and its a very very competitive industry there is a lot of
wine out there so the challenge is how do you do this ages old tradition of making wine
what do you do that is different to make you wine different to the next persons wine so
that it attracts people to want to drink it and that is the question even with a unique
location climate and soil properties what else can you do to make your vintage flavors
truly stand out dave tried the unthinkable and submerged his brand of winemaking into
unconventional waters in doing so he not only stood out from the competition but also revealed
a truly creative side to his delicious portfolio of wines right now i am on the most southern
tip of the African continent this is exactly where the Indian and Atlantic oceans meet
this is the location in which mr hidden decided to sink his barrel of wine in a reef where
it could be protected by great white sharks from marine poachers they let it mature out
there for fifteen moths and after fifteen months him and his crew came back retrieved
the barrel from the ocean put it into their truck and brought it back up into the mountain
where their winery is and after an anxious ride home as you can imagine the first thing
they did was crack that barrel and dipped their glasses inside and had a taste and what
they said was that blew away their imaginations it really became an extraordinary wine created
by the ocean and well i have the honor to try this wine with the winery owner mr hidden
so together lets find out what exactly this wine truly is so dave we are here infant of
you barrel that spent about fifteen months underneath the sea and this is the original
barrel in which your shipwreck shiraz comes from that quite correct you can see and it
looks like it as well it does look like its been part of a shipwreck you have barnacles
growing off of it oysters very cool sand so its got a lot of tactile sea related issues
to it when an oak barrel full of wine is sunk to the bottom of the ocean it ages and developed
differently that a barrel of wine that matures on the surface of the earth it essentially
freezes in time as the water hugging the barrel denies entry to oxygen though it may not be
keeping the benefits of resting in the winery something special is happening it slowly but
surely becoming one with its surrounding as well as developing into one of the most unique
wines on earth what inspired you to wake up one morning and say hey i am going to take
a barrel of wine and put it on the bottom of the ocean for fifteen months where does
that come from well at the bottom end of the African continent is the agalis light house
now the agalis light house protects the shipping that goes on around there at the bottom of
the African continent there is a lot of shipping that goes on there right now however from
1848 that little light house protected the shipping that went around there i was standing
outside of that light house and watching the power of the waves bashing against the rocks
down below it is hugely impressive i mean its really stormy country and where the oceans
meet you can imagine there is quite a lot of turbulence and its called the cape of storms
and i thought well you know here back in stellenboch as you can see because you are standing here
its quite more placid and more relaxed and so on the grapes here are certainly remind
me of guys on holiday sitting back enjoying big fat cuban cigars where as the little guys
down in lands end are hanging on to dear life hoping that they don't get blown out of the
soil and actually just battling to survive the inspiration of putting it into the sea
it seems crazy to take these little guys that have fought their entire lives to actually
produce themselves to make themselves into grapes to bring them all the way back to stellenboch
to make the wine here in stellenboch at the cellar that we are visiting today and then
go and put them in a barrel in the barrel cellar so why don't we just put them in a
barrel and put it under the sea and we finish the process under the sea so how did dave
accomplish the task of creating the most interesting wine in south Africa well he has got the answer
all laid out for us on his story board on the story board here is obviously pictures
of the barge that we had to take the barrel to the sea the barrel was put inside this
concrete block two and a half concrete block there is the barge at high the floated over
the concrete block lifted it up with this a frame here you can see the a frame and then
towed it two kilometers out to sea to a place that martin my professional diving friend
said you have to put it down right here because that is where the great white sharks breed
number one nobody is going to dive there nobody is going to go and try to dig the cask out
of here because the great white sharks breed here they don't dive here so that was the
first thing good security we had twenty four security there wow thats good so here is martin
showing us exactly where it has to go here is a picture of the barrel with a barnical
on it bit of the old rust and so on and here is a picture of ema who we spoke to earlier
and the farm manager and he is the man who had to grow the grapes in your opinion what
kind of influence did the ocean have on this wine the impact that the ocean sea had on
this wine is there is a very very slight salty tang to this wine and when we taste it against
the normal lands end wine you will be able to pick that up quite easily and its very
subtile cheers all the best and tell me what you think of it alright nice color very nice
color a vibrant purple so this wine could age for a while and because of the wax there
is a lot less oxygen that is getting in the bottle absolutely ok so thats probably why
so you are probably looking at another two to three years out of this bottle is that
right ok so this is the two thousand nine syrah from the same vineyard same winery as
the shipwreck shiraz except this one just went through the normal winemaking process
and was not put into the barrel absolutely this is the land matured non sea wine the
moment of truth all right away on the nice i am getting a difference the um lands end
the wine that was matured here i am getting more of the oak influence there is more of
it than i am getting in the shipwreck shiraz i am almost getting more fruit in this one
what is your opinion i can see you know what you are talking about absolutely thats the
difference i am getting out of it you hit it spot on more fruit on the barrel under
the sea fruitiness comes through because there is less oak influence ok the more oak influence
on the one that was land matured ok in a normal barrel cellar so thats the difference and
which one do you prefer i prefer the shipwreck shiraz ok because i will go with that i know
the story now and its one of the most incredible stories in wine i have ever heard so that
does add to the flavor for me well there is a reason you came to southern part of Africa
thanks for sharing this with me thank you along my travels in south Africa i learned
that my favorite thing about wine is that it brings people together it was the moments
conversing and drinking wine people along my jury that i realized this if it weren't
for my curiosity in south African wine i probably wouldn't have been on the most southern part
of the African continent diving with great white sharks in search for wine or on the
edge of the wine producing world in the hemel en arrive valley drinking wine as the Egyptians
once did or even enjoying wine out of a mason jar at a pub with a man from zimbobway wine
truly brings people together from God king rulers during the mideveil ages to twenty
one year olds drinking at the bar wine can be enjoyed by a variety of people from all
over the world now i can say for sure that i leave with a deeper respect for south Africa
and its rightful place here in the world of wine
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Hi, I'm Sami, from Fawzi academy. In this video, I will talk about.
Objects disappear when rotating in the viewport.in 3ds Max.
When rotating or zooming in the 3ds Max Viewport, objects (or the entire scene) disappear using the Perspective viewing mode.
Switching to an Orthographic view will show the objects that cannot be viewed in Perspective Mode.
Objects are too far away from the Home Grid/Origin point (0, 0, 0).
Sometimes this issue can occur due to corrupted preferences or external program variables in Windows as well.
Make sure all objects, cameras, lights, targets, and perhaps even vertex anomalies are moved closer (or exactly) to the Origin (0, 0, 0).
When objects are thousands of thousands of Units away from the Home Grid,
it does create Viewport conflicts with snapping, rotation and general viewing in 3ds Max.
A good way to move entire scenes that include multiple objects, lights, and cameras to the Home Grid or Origin
without changing special reference among the scene models, is to use a single Group to move the scene.
The Group can be selected and moved to 0, 0, 0 using Select and Move (X, Y, and Z) and then un-grouped again.
Alternatively try disabling the ViewCube.
Right-click on the ViewCube in any viewport and pick Configure > Viewport Configuration > Viewcube tab, and uncheck Show theViewCube.
Then restart 3ds Max.
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What CAMERA I use - Moved from Canon to Sony | LIFE.doc S01E10 - Duration: 12:47.
Today it's Tsiknothursday... and I have yet to upload yesterday's video.
I'm going home as fast as I can to insert the subtitles
I think I told you yesterday that subtitling is a tedious and time-consuming task
and unfortunately I am not done with yesterday's video
sooner or later though, I'll upload it.
Time is 9 in the morning.
That's the end for Greek captions
it's easier for me to write in Greek first what I'm saying
and then translate for English subtitles
as you'll see now over here
because the subtitles are already timestamped
which means, the exact time when subtitles should appear is already set
and I don't have to do that at the same time with the translation.
Also, yes, I'm in my pajamas, because I can, and because I feel more comfortable
and this is how you turn on captions and subtitles on your TV
for my YouTube channel. Also, watching myself on such a big screen...
Priceless!
Not much going on today...
So, it's two days later, it's Saturday
since I did the subtitles
for the previous episode
over there they're taking some photos and videos, I guess for a wedding
a friend of mine, Sotiris Vrettos
perhaps you know him from a gardening show on SKAI TV
lately he has watched my episodes
and has messaged me
today he has asked for my help to set up his own YouTube channel
regarding the sound and what microphone
I recommend him to buy for his smartphone
the iPhone X, this is the RODE Smartlav
which I've been using with the Note 8
which has performed very well both with my previous smartphone and with this one as well
who (Sotiris) wrote a couple of comments
about the videos I'm doing
and specifically about their image quality
and how much difficult they are to produce technically
that's one of the reasons that make these episodes difficult to create daily
I've been waiting for such a long time with the telephoto lens
for this scene, now that I'm recording myself, the seagulls flew like this
So, concerning the episodes' image quality
the episodes initially were filmed with a Canon 70D
for those who are interested or want to get part with all this
and ask me about the gear
I started out with the Canon 70D and the Sigma Art 18-35mm/F1.8 lens
which is very good
yet there are two negative things
the lack of stabilization
and the focus noise that is picked up by the microphone
It's been months now
that I've moved from Canon to Sony
and nowadays these videos are recorded with a Sony A9
and various lenses, right now it's the 18-35mm Gmaster F2.8 lens
and the previous clips with the seagulls
were filmed with the telephoto Gmaster lens, 100-400mm/F4.5-5.6, or something like that...
However, they say gear does not matter that much
I've already done an episode on the very topic
the move from Canon to Sony
was done mainly for filming in 4k
so that they are future-proof as they say
so that we can watch them in adequate quality after a very long time
but more importantly because Sony offers a few other things compared to Canon
and one of the most significant is that it's a full frame camera compared to Canon's cropped sensor.
We're talking technical today
but I often get asked of these questions
so I thought in this episode to address to all those people
who want to get into or are already involved with the...
with the content creation and video making
on YouTube or other platform
Yet, apart from the gear itself
there are other elements that make an image pretty to the eye
such as for example the leading lines
I haven't sat here by chance, I'm seated here
and here's the pier's end
it all comes down to the composition
the exposure...
someone who wants to get involved needs to know these things
even if they buy the best camera
they need to have some basic knowledge
which I also didn't have, I was educated
by watching videos and reading online, in the same way
as I've done for the other things I've accomplished in my life
which are totally dissimilar with photography and video
which I referred to in the last episode
about gambling, stock market and all these things.
I've learnt everything on the internet
Yet, apart from learning the basics in photography and gear
then comes the editing part
which in my opinion is the most time consuming and tedious process
that makes every episode very tough to produce
still, it's where the storytelling takes part
and where all these images are combined
Something that I do in the nights!
Yet, other than the picture
the sound design comes into play and I usually prefer RODE's microphones
like most people I've seen online
perhaps because they make good products and their marketing team is doing a great job as well
I use the RODE VideoMic Pro and Stereo that I've currently plugged in
and then I synchronize the audio
from this little microphone
with an application called PluralEyes by Red Giant
which makes editing much faster
since I don't have to sync the audio with the video later (by hand).
Also, it has started raining so I think I should change the scene.
And while rain started falling
a guy and his friends came with their jet-ski
maybe the weather ruined their plans
I first met Sotiris last year on Skyros island
and although we didn't meet more than once,
we found out we shared common interests
so we kept communicating since then
In this episode I wasn't planning to discuss gear and photography
however, Sotiris' messages
of the last few days made me discuss the topic
I want to elaborate way more on the topic
given a few months ago I filmed the unboxing
of the camera I'm now using to record this, the Sony A9
and say a few more things in comparison with the Canon that I've been using for...
about three years
and note some advantages of this camera
and potentially find a few disadvantages
like for instance the lack of a flip-out screen
that is the little monitor on the side that would enable me to take a look of what I'm recording now
however there's also the convenience of the smartphone
but we'll talk about all that next time
I think despite of me not elaborating more
I've discussed the topic enough in this episode
I'll see you in the next one, bye!
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Big Ben London | Real Architecture [Minecraft] [Free Download] - Duration: 2:24.
The Elizabeth Tower is one of the most well known landmarks of London and one of the most popular towers in the world. And this, this is its story:
Since 1858 the then so-called "Clock Tower" decorated the Palace of Westminster.
The constructor of the 96 meters tall tower was August Pugin.
His construction consists of basic brickwalls up to 61 meters of height which are covered by limestone.
Up from there, the peak of the tower is made of cast iron which holds the second-biggest clock of Great Britain with its 7 meters in diameter.
It was designed in 1848 and since then, it decorates all for sides of the "Big Ben", how it is called in colloquial speech.
So it still works even 160 years after its construction, four "keepers of the great clock" are installed at all times,
aswell as a computer system to keep track of malfunctions.
If the clock is off a few milliseconds, one of the keepers can put a simple penny on one side of the clock to guide it to its right tact.
With these precautions, the clock only stopped working four times. Last time, it stopped because of a overhaul for the 150th anniversary.
Now, the tower that was renamed to "Elizabeth Tower" in 2012 is supposed to be refurbished again until 2021 one more time.
This is partly necessary because of its tilt of 0.25 degrees.
Because of its offset, you can even see that it tilts towards the northwest, even with the bare eye.
Even if it doesn't sound like much, the top is offset by 0.5 meters.
That tilt of mostly due to the tunnels and sewers under the british capital and the aged foundation.
Eventhough it was renewed in 2003, it didn't show much of a difference and so, the "Big Ben" will collapse about 4000 years.
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Oscars' Shots - "Call Me by Your Name" - Duration: 3:17.
The last year's Oscars was an expression of a certain trend.
The best example was "Moonlight" (2017, dir. Barry Jenkins),
the movie that uses simple schemes that are uplifted in an exaggerated artistic form,
but at the same time creating an ambiguous, very complex portrait of an African-American, homosexual,
but also - above all - a torn, lost man.
Cinema about minorities finally ceases to emphasize the singularity of groups,
and starts to tell stories through universal experiences.
In this way it humanizes this gay guy or black person, treating them as full-fledged people.
In "Call Me by Your Name" (2017) Luca Guadagnino managed to capture the volatility of adolescence
and the sensuality of the first love elation, in the story of Elio (Timothée Chalamet),
who is just getting to know his own sexuality.
The director takes us back to 1980s Italy.
The boy spends his holidays with his parents in a beautiful, 17th-century villa surrounded by nature.
He spends his days on reading, playing piano and having fun with collegues,
during which he makes a brief flirtation with his friend, Marzia.
This peaceful rest for Elio interrupts appearance in the homestead of an American scholarship holder
Oliver (Armie Hammer), who came to work on his PhD degree with boy's father.
The presence of young, beautiful, intelligent young man initially iritates Elio,
but with a time, it starts to evolve into fascination, and finally in the first real youthful love.
Guadagnino managed to describe this elusive ephemeral nature of very intense feelings,
which find their highlight in a wonderfully filmed, full of vivid colors
surrounding nature, culture and nostalgic soundtrack.
Somewhere above all this is the spirit of unforgettable movies of Luchino Visconti.
Not only due to modernist narration, not only because of literature fascination.
But also through the huge nostalgia for losing something very important.
Elio and Oliver cannot be completely honest with each other.
Of course, the social norms of the time, which don't give them a chance for a common future, also play their role.
More important, however, is the fact of the universal ephemerality of feelings,
which is simply difficult to precisely describe.
The characters try to find a different way of expressing them, they try to show them between words.
This is also reflected in the practice of calling themselves by the name of the lover,
so wonderfully summarized in the title of the film.
Thanks to all that "Call Me by Your Name" creates a coherent, subtle image of youthful elations.
Elations, which nostalgia in some way somehow affects us all.
- Muscles are firm. Not a straight body in these stautes. They're all curved.
Sometimes impossibly curved, and so nonchalant.
Hence their ageless ambiguity, as if they're daring you to desire.
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