Dede Sophie

Famous for his contribution to evolutionary biology, Charles Darwin brought many of his theory’s to life through experiments held at his family homes private garden. Though not truly a secret, the important, groundbreaking work carried out here in the grounds and the glasshouse is little known. After a number of years as all-girls’ boarding school it is now open to the public so anyone can walk in the steps of this scientific giant for the price of a ticket! So join us as we walk around the walled orchard and kitchen garden as well as visiting the ‘laboratory’ with is Darwin’s potting shed and lean-to green house. If you would like to see more content like this then check out our YouTube channel ‘Walking talking Gardeners’. It is absolutely free to subscribe to and you can unsubscribe immediately at any time. If you would like to ne notified whenever we publish new videos then click onto the notification ‘bell’ icon

This video is about stop motion of Balinesse Dance “Joged”, made from 600 of van dyke prints/brown prints on (image) size about 24×36 mm. Joged dance has quite fast & energetic choreography. That dance was performed by Irma Indriyani, shoot on video in 30 fps, cut into 60 seconds, then extracted to 1800 frames. I’ve pick 600 frames (1 frame every 3 frames), tonal adjusted and converted those frames into grayscale, inverted to negative images and made that into a single contact sheet file. Next step is printed that contact sheet into prepress/offset film, cut into every single frame and printed by van dyke technique. alternativephotography.com/wp/processes/kallitypes/a-non-silver-manual-vandyke-brown alternativephotography.com/wp/processes/kallitypes/vandyke-notes At the printing stage i worked with 7 printing artists from KOPPI (Keluarga Old Photographic Process ISI/Old Photographic Process Family of Indonesia Institute of Art) : Husain HAH , Aprillio Akbar , Arfi Darmawan , Dimas