Timelapse-icus Maximus – a tilt-shifted and time lapsed video of the 2012 shenanigans in Nevada by James Cole, Byron Mason & Jason Phipps:
A whimsical time-lapse film about the Art, People, Mutant Vehicles and Playa that makes Burning Man such a unique place on this tiny planet in our tiny solar system in our tiny galaxy in our tiny universe.
Playa. Who knew?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dze9jG7wsao
Audience-cam footage of juggler Yanazo doing his thing (contact juggling, where the balls are moved around the performer’s body rather than being thrown in the air) at the 2012 Japan Juggling Festival earlier this month.
He won.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLTZzbLA0_0&feature=g-u-u
Get your Game of Thrones on.
Spirit Of Folk Festival Dunderry Park, Co Meath. The weekend after next.
Dean McMenamin writes:
The time has come for all the kingdoms to gather together FOR ONE BIG PARTY at Spirit of Folk 2012! Art by Dearbhla Kelly and Nicola Hyland, Animation by Nicola Hyland, Music by Bunoscionn.
Scenes from the Tall Ships Festival in the Dublin Docklands yesterday.
Pic1: Members of the music band “Itchy Feet”.
Pic 3: Eoin Weeks, Isabella Fusciardi and Aidan Weeks.
Pic 6: Aoife Caffrey, Fionnuala Lawler and Jacinta Rock with sailors from Ecuador.
Pic 7: Gavin Watters and his son Daragh from Derry.
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)
Darren Mooney writes:
“Oxegen has moved a bit this year [to Kilcock, Co Kildare]. And changed it’s name slightly. And is now free.
We have to see the Stoney Rosies.
A rather nifty video to put you in the mood.
Shot at Ballinlough Castle, County Westmeath, venue for the festival on June 22-24.
Damn Irish Hipsterpalooza.
Thanks Oisin and Jill
@broadsheet_ie In case you missed festival of the fires. Heres a little video I made, hope you like ityoutube.com/watch?v=lvej2b…
— Mark Bennett (@markbennett1) May 10, 2012
Previously: Ireland’s Burning Man
(Pic: Laura Hutton, Photocall Ireland)
Scenes from last night’s Festival of the Fires on the Hill of Uisneach, Co Westmeath.
…a mix of music, fire performance, art, culture, heritage and pageantry. The festival culminated with the ignition of a massive signal bonfire on Uisneach which is the catalyst for fires to be lit on over 100 hills visible from the summit and was preceded by an illuminated night-time fire parade.
(Laura Hutton, Photocall Ireland)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBZ8nng-1-g
Another one from Count Buckulese – for the weekend that’s in it.
And because it’s just as apt today as it was on this day last year.
