2016 MOTION BLUR ABSTRACT VIDEOS by Mark Lindquist

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Published on Dec 30, 2016  ( Play at 480 or better for best quality)

Mark Lindquist, sculptor, photographer, designer and Motion Blur Artist, creates images through motion control camera systems and manual means. This short video juxtaposes Lindquist’s process of creating the abstracts and equipment against a tranquil backdrop of nature.
Motion blur photography is accomplished by several means, namely panning and light trailing. Lindquist uses unconventional methods and equipment to create his motion blur photography, which reflects over 10 years of research and development of his processes. Creating motion blur manually is Lindquist’s anchor process using handheld Nikon and Canon cameras and lenses. The robotically created work is experimental, and evolving. Intermingling images from both styles and techniques affords Lindquist a multi-dimensional platform from which to work.

The robots were created by Mark Lindquist at Lindquist Studios with the help of individuals across the country supporting the project and the development of the machines.
(See: http://robogravure.com/Robogravure_articles_robotic_camera_systems_by_Mark_Lindquist.htm for a lengthy discussion about
the development and evolution of Lindquist’s robotic work and the individuals that helped him to realize his vision of working with CNC controlled cameras.)

Visit: http://motionblur.photography and http://robogravure.com

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Published on Jan 28, 2017

This video is about Motion Blur and Abstract Photography by Mark Lindquist - Beaver Pond Abstracts. In the summer of 2016, Mark Lindquist, artist/photographer, spent 2 1/2 months in the State of Washington near Olympia, the capital, photographing a beaver pond. Many of the abstract photos were the result of beavers swimming in the pond creating ripples and waves. The reflections of trees and grasses on the water dance along the pond surface and shore edge. Lindquist explores abstract photography informed by painters, expressionist paintings and abstract expressionist artists.
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Published on Jan 18, 2017  ( Play at 480 or better for best quality)
Mark Lindquist, sculptor, photographer, designer and Motion Blur Artist, creates images through motion control camera systems and manual means. This short video is Lindquist's interpretive mixture of image and sound.
Motion blur photography is accomplished by several means, namely panning and light trailing. Lindquist uses unconventional methods and equipment to create his motion blur photography, which reflects over 10 years of research and development of his processes. Creating motion blur manually is Lindquist’s anchor process using handheld Nikon and Canon cameras and lenses. The robotically created work is experimental, and evolving. Intermingling images from both styles and techniques affords Lindquist a multi-dimensional platform from which to work.

The robots were created by Mark Lindquist at Lindquist Studios with the help of individuals across the country supporting the project and the development of the machines.
(See: http://robogravure.com/Robogravure_articles_robotic_camera_systems_by_Mark_Lindquist.htm ) for a lengthy discussion about the development and evolution of Lindquist’s robotic work and the individuals that helped him to realize his vision of working with CNC controlled cameras.)

Visit: http://motionblurphotography.com