Ah, I posted this one a little late on here. This is a video I shot last week in Jersey City just taking in commuters doing their thing in Exchange Place. Hope you enjoy!
Tag Archives: art
The Tear Drop Memorial – Night Photography/Long Exposure
For a while now, I’ve really wanted to check out this monument but really had no idea where it was. It’s hidden deep in the crevices of Bayonne, New Jersey. My manager at work sparked the idea and I went to check it out in freezing cold of the eastern winter. Check out the video below. Should be posting the files to instagram throughout the weekend. Stay tuned!
Starting Off Strong!
Ok! I’m starting 2017 off strong! I’m following my artistic passion. I’ve been working hard lately to get myself into the right mind set. I’m ready to push myself to my full capacity both creatively and physically. I’m tired of putting excuses in front of myself for not doing what I love to do which is getting out there, meeting people, and making fun videos. I just recently released an introduction video sharing some background about myself and I’m hoping to really grab the bull by the horns. Anxious to see where my creativity takes me. Stay tuned!!
Best Street/Travel Cameras?
Here’s a short video I put together about some of the cameras I use in the field.
Paradigm Park – A Short Film
This is another short film I directed, featuring Patrick Thomas.
Jonny – A Short Film
A short film I directed with Patrick Thomas.
Carl Zeiss 35mm f/2 ZM
I’ve gotten a lot of direct messages and questions regarding which lens I use when out on the street. So I decided to put together some words about the lens I shoot with and how I chose it.
Push it.
I’ve recently become interested in the idea of getting creative with the development methods for my black and white film photography. Sometimes film can become very limiting for the shooter, especially in low light.
Frank J Rentas 