Cinemagraph Examples

All of the cinemagraphs below are created by Jamie and are so incredibly mesmerizing. These and more can be found on her blog From Me to You. I have made a few of my own, but am in the process of perfecting the process.

Image Retouching

Color Matching:

Using Layers and Brushes to Create a Snowy Scene:

Cloning Stamp:

(the chair on the far left was added)

Cloning in Perspective:

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(after)

Sky Replacement:

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(after)

Selective Color Replacement:

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(after; please excuse the hastily done roof)

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(after)

Luminosity:

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(after)

Adding a Car:

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(after)

Adding (Epic) Makeup:

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(after)

"Cindy Prins" Editing Style:

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(after)

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Skin Retouching (Technique for Arms & Legs Only):

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(after)

Magazine Cover:

the making of "a black & white picnic"

a black & white picnic from emily kiel on Vimeo.

//edit: i forgot to include a thank you to rachel bradley and her dog kuzco. awesome job both!

final picnic photos

picnic storyboard

giant ants attacking/playing frisbee

serenading with a guitar/dog interrupts

proposing/giant wind attacks

some props!

i started working on the ants. once i locate my glue gun, i can finish these little guys.

some picnic items:

picnic!

alright for my second shoot, we're going to have to go on a picnic. i know, that sounds terrible... but this time, i'm going to keep the environment colorful and the people are going to be in grayscale. for example:

i would like to make it very staged like:

and be less composed than the previous shoot with shots like this:

now for some locations!

location 1

independence, tx

location 2

horticulture garden

i'm leaning towards the horticulture gardens for a few reasons:

- more colorful

- possibility of electrical outlets are a lot higher

- super close

- already have permission from people to shoot there

models:

hilary (from the last shoot) has already said yes.

working on finding a boy.