Louie Schwartzberg
Louie Schwartzberg was born February 21, 1950 in Brooklyn, New York. He is an American director, producer and cinematographer. He graduated from UCLA Film School with an MFA in the early seventies Schwartzberg is most known for pioneering high-end time-lapse cinematography and is the only cinematographer in the world who has been shooting time-lapse film 24 hours a day, 7 days week continuously for over 3 decades.
Gratitude
Wings of Life
In 2012 completed Wings of Life, a documentary feature for Disneynature, narrated by Meryl Streep. It won Best Theatrical Program at the Jackson Hole Science Media Awards 2012, and also won a Best Cinematography Roscar Award. The film reveals the fragile relationship between flowers, and their pollination partners.
In 2012 completed Wings of Life, a documentary feature for Disneynature, narrated by Meryl Streep. It won Best Theatrical Program at the Jackson Hole Science Media Awards 2012, and also won a Best Cinematography Roscar Award. The film reveals the fragile relationship between flowers, and their pollination partners.
The Forbidden Fruit
Bilography:
http://movingart.com
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louie_Schwartzberg
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0777498/
Hey Jessie,
ReplyDeleteThis guy's work is so lovely and he definitely has a wonderful eye for capture breathtaking images. I love the Gratitude collection, my favorite being the one of the clouds covering the San Francisco bridge (I think). He seems like the type of photographer to go that extra length because I do not think many would climb to the top of a bridge! I vaguely remember that disney movie and that's cool to see that he worked on that. Those shots of nature appear so pure with the bright colors and absence of humans/ manmade objects.
Wonderful job and congratulations on finishing this course!
all of these photos are amazing! the motion photography is so interesting! the pictures of the bird are also very interesting, they are all so cool! great job!! yaya were done!
ReplyDeleteI agree with the top two comments. This man's work is incredible. The hard work that he puts into capturing these images definitely pays off. The closeups of the insects and animals are amazing because they show such a fast being in such a still perfect moment that wouldn't normally be able to see. Great Job!
ReplyDeleteHello Jessie,
ReplyDeleteThese are some amazing photos that you have selected. The photo of the bridge in the smog is the best that I have seen today. I mean it is really a great shot. The photographer thaat you chose has a great eye for color and capturing aspects, and vantage points that you wouldnt usually think of. My second favorite is the photo of the clouds with city lights and sun in the backgound, or is it the moon. Either way it is a beautiful photo. I can see why you chose Schwartzberg as the photographer to research. Great choice of photographer, and photos!!