I've been trying to incorporate Elaine's philosophy shared last week regarding practicing art, making time to think and do a little each day. It really struck me and I like the idea of creating space for it, to allow the routine to prompt something unexpected. With music and athletics, it's a given that practitioners have to practice. So too with drawing and photography and filmmaking, etc. I'm enjoying the idea of making time each day for art practice.
Today, I was up at 5:00 AM to do timelapse filming of darkness into sunrise into morning. It was great. The exercise was one of patience and planning. It was also practice. I wanted to experiment because I have never done timelapse filming before. I decided to film a three-hour interval in real time in order to turn it into three minutes of screen time. Will post the results when I cut the movie. I chose the sunrise moment because I want to see the rapidly changing light distilled even further in a time lapse.
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