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Wednesday, May 29th, 2024
Want to know how to peel an avocado with a spoon in just under one minute?
Just check out our timelapse 4K and HD videos on Pond5 at
https://www.pond5.com/stock-footage/item/276391944-peeling-avocado-timelapse !
Peeling an Avocado With a Spoon! This video is available from us on Pond5!
Saturday, November 4th, 2023
Monday, February 1st, 2021
Using a green screen for inserting a still photo or video into another still photo or video is a modern technique that has many uses. Here we have a still image of a laptop computer where the original screen was replaced with a bright green color. Using photo or video editing software and layering, the green screen can be easily cleared to show all or some part of the layer beneath it.
Click on each image to see the examples on Pond5, and click the “back” arrow to come back to this page.
Check out this 24 megapixel image available from us on Pond5:
Still Photo of a Laptop Computer with Green Screen
We also have a zoomed version in HD video on Pond5:
Laptop Computer with Green Screen Zoom Video – Give it a second or two . . .
Here’s an example of how to use the green screen, on Pond5:
Zoom Of Wild Duck Video On Computer Screen
Monday, January 7th, 2019
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Here’s a quick YouTube video tip on how to photograph shiny flat objects to minimize glare. Seattle Product Photography by We Shoot.
Monday, December 3rd, 2018
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Short video of the operations of a large industrial CNC router in a machine shop. Some parts of video have been sped up as machine sometimes moves rather slowly. For best results, watch it at full-screen at 1080p resolution. Turn on your sound. Seattle Video Production by We Shoot.
Monday, June 4th, 2018
The Buzzing of the Saw
Raised with the buzz of the table saw in the garage of my youth, construction is in my blood. I was cutting wood with the circular saw, pounding nails, and leveling ground for the foundation of buildings, alongside my Dad, as far back as I can remember. Eventually, along with my hammer, nails, and plumb bob, a new item appeared in my work belt. A camera. And my transition from carpenter to photographer began. Today, as a professional photographer, a construction photography gene flows through my veins as naturally as rain falls from the Western Washington skies. So when We Shoot was booked for a construction progress shoot this past month, the underlying passion for shooting construction progress coursed again through my veins with the exuberance I felt as a kid working alongside my Dad. Jumping up and down ecstatic!
Driving into Eastern Washington for the shoot, my mind wandered to the many construction progress shoots I’ve enjoyed throughout my career. Construction graveyard-shift shooting at Santa Ana’s John Wayne Airport. Pre-dawn shooting of shotcrete pneumatically sprayed onto the grounds of a construction site in Southern California’s Inland Empire. Commercial video of roads being laid at UC Irvine. And after far too long disconnected from construction progress shooting, our still and video cameras were beckoned by this two-day assignment shooting a cold-storage facility under construction east of the Cascades. And, the excitement for this type of shooting was back!
Forty feet upward the scissor lift transported Gary, me, and the expert pipe welding crew. Up to the roof overlooking the beautiful hills and flatlands of Eastern Washington. Capturing the welders at their craft. Filming the crew in action throughout the cold-storage plant. Shooting the freezer construction in all its engineering majesty. Watching with enraptured eyes the rising of the walls of this new refrigeration facility, soon to be housing the fruit of the nearby farms. Listening with eager ears to the buzz of the circular saws. Oh, it feels great to be back home.
See Gary and me and a little construction in our short video below.
-Dione Benson
We Shoot
A short video from our last industrial construction shoot. Seattle Industrial Photography and Video by We Shoot.
Monday, February 5th, 2018
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Popcorn popped by an air popper. Seattle Video by We Shoot.
Wednesday, April 5th, 2017
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Three different media were used to create this Cinemagraph. One shot was the sky. The second shot was of two workers in a man-lift. The third media was sound from a video clip that was of another man-lift. Seattle Commercial Photography by We Shoot.
Tuesday, March 28th, 2017
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Animation using one still image of slider hamburger stack and fries. Seattle Food Photography by We Shoot.
Tuesday, October 13th, 2015
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