From Now On, All Future Wedding Photos Should Be in GIFs!
Aug 12, 2014 19:33
You've seen wedding photos before and while they are great, these ones here are by far the best. This is the work of photographer Jeffrey Lewis Bennett. He's found a creative way to make the most memorable and romantic wedding photographs: GIFs.
Bennett shot a wedding for a couple in Chicago in 2011, and he and the groom shared a mutual love for GIFs, so they decided to put all the moments he captured to create an animated photograph. The result was stunning and wold eventually become his signature style.
Check it out:
All of the GIFs are made from photos, not videos.
It takes him 30 to 90 minutes to stitch the separate frames together.
Admittedly, this is so much nicer than a normal photo.
Romantic too.
This is next-level wedding photography.
There are plenty who will like this kind of wedding photography style.
Key Takeaways● Effective planning and scheduling are essential for a long-distance relocation to be successful.● Packing strategies, transportation options, and timing play significant roles.● Consider the unique challenges of long-distance moves, such as regulatory requirements.● Utilize reputable sources to minimize stress and enhance efficiency. Read more
To encourage and support everyone in quitting smoking and creating a new life, HIIO has launched a Smoke-Free Campaign, which is currently underway with great enthusiasm now. Read more
In today’s globalized world, diversity is more than just a buzzword; it's a critical component of educational excellence. At institutions like Pures College, multicultural classrooms are not just a reality but a valuable asset. These dynamic environments offer unique opportunities for learning and growth, preparing students to thrive in a global workforce. Read more