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David Shale's blog PDF Print E-mail

Photography, cruises and Exhibitions

This year I joined the RRS James Cook for the
last in a series of Oceanographic cruise to the
MId Atlantic Ridge. This year we sail from St Johns in Canada and work the ridge from north to south
finally ending up in Vigo in Spain
This was my 5th visit to the ridge!
ECOMAR is funded by NERC and coordinated by
Oceanlab at the University of Aberdeen.

  • Video success

    (Sun, 29 Aug 2010 10:08:59 +0100)



     

     
    Back at last but after a successful time at sea.  Getting to grips with the ROV camera and hopefully achieving what we went for.  We had aspirations about what we might find on the sea floor but were not expecting to find what we did.  There are always thoughts that we might find new species, but this time we did.  The highlight in this are has to be the enteropneusts, the acorn worms or so-called missing links.  These are fragile animals which have never been collected intact.  But we not only achieved this...

  • James Cook

    (Sun, 29 Aug 2010 10:05:16 +0100)


     
    It is less than 2 weeks now before the ?Big Event? to the Mid Atlantic Ridge.
    Hopefully the Ash Cloud will stay away long enough for us to get to St Johns in Canada to join the ship.  Most of my gear has already gone but I am still getting the final bits and pieces and tying up loose ends before I go. 

    OceanLab has created a new blog page which will be updated daily by scientists on board.
    http://ecomar2010.wordpress.com/

  • ECOMAR 2010

    (Sun, 29 Aug 2010 09:57:26 +0100)


 
Stephen Foote's blog PDF Print E-mail

Stephen Foote's Blog

A blog for cameramen and photographers

  • The Perils of Dropping your Camera!

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    I have just returned from a whirlwind tour of the American Mid-West, Florida and Texas.  An exhausting 10 day trip which involved 10 flights, and three time zones (including the UK).  We were on this grand tour making a film about the Glazers – the notoriously unpopular owners of  Manchester United Football Club (thats soccer [...]

  • The Sony Z1 ? a cameramans perspective (I wrote this in 2005?)

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    Z1 cameras ? A Cameramans Perspective  (November 2005) By Stephen Foote ? Lighting cameraman I am writing this as I will not be able to attend the meeting on Friday.  What I write here is only my opinion, but I hope that some of my observations about using this camera will prove useful to those [...]

  • Working with the P2 Varicam, AJ-HPX2700

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    I am currently working on a film in the Middles East for AquaVita films for the BBC Natural History Unit.  We have just completed the second of three trips, the first being a shooting Recce, the one we have just completed the first part of the mai shoot. On the Recce trip we were shooting [...]