posy posts
What's cooking ? (Lazy Posy video)
I hide the subjects, also here, because I think it's more fun to not know yet. You agree? 😬
Firework leaves
Low wide branch in autumn 2019.
Beocenter 1500 stills
Stills (and 2 photos) from the Beocenter 1500 Design Appreciation video...
Vibrant colors and flat sun
And wind turbines, inevitably...
A Design Appreciation "Instrumental Version"
This Patreon-only video is sort of a "music video" version of my latest YouTube video...Watch the original video first! https://youtu.be/j378m3v7hL0
Dazzling fall colors
Shot in 2019 :-)
A Design Appreciation (1970's B&O)
Finally a new video again! It's quite short but it has a nice high pace. Just play it three times 😁This is more "virtually preserving" a product and not so much extreme-in-depth information. I'll leave that to other (much respected) creators 🤐🤭
Distorted and blurry sun
A very turbulent sky, creating a very blurry but distorted sunset.
Sunrise over mist
Personally I really like this one...
Horizon glitter
Beautiful light at the horizon.
Casio Color Diary raw footage (Patreon exclusive)
(This text is also in the video)This is almost seven minutes of raw footage of two Casio color diaries from the 90's, that I got and filmed for the LCD video strange color LCD's. Before I got the larger model seen from 3:00, I filmed the smaller one first.Neither of them are working anymore, so I'm happy I captured much of the visuals of both devices, as in the near future no working d...
Dune preglow
Deep red sky before sunrise, with the dunes in the foreground.
3 in 1
I didn't expect to use all three backdrops at the same time 😁
Sailing ship passing the sun
Without the ship it would have been a quite boring sunset.
Cloud splice
Strong rays appear in a patch of sky at the horizon, where the thick clouds break.
NEW macro images of color grid e-paper
Two (or more) people in the comments of the YouTube video pointed out that using a layer of water or oil could improve the sharpness. Why didn't I think of that... It worked for the e-book as you can see, but made no difference for the 7 color picture frame. Some of the pictures are mid-transition.
Not quite
The sun just missed this ship for a perfect silhouette.
Cloud reflections in wet sand
On some wet winter days a part of the beach is covered with a thin layer of water.
E-paper supermacro stills (mid-transistion)
Stills of the e-paper in mid-transition.
Sun vs. Cruise
This cruise ship blocked the sunset...
Classics: clouds and rays
These photos were shot in 2004 on 3 different days.
Video stills of the color e-book
Near impossible to capture decent supermacro shots of...
Sun touchdown and pier
(And wind turbines)
7 color e-paper display supermacro stills
Video stills of the unusual 7 color e-ink display. (The 7 colors are made up of 4 colors). The video is here, in case you missed it ;-) https://youtu.be/4qVa6yjV_0QI wish I could get sharper results, but the layer that diffuses reflections makes that impossible...
How I made the macro shots (Patreon video)
Here I explain what gear I used to make the super macro shots in the e-paper video. I forgot to mention that I returned the tube system you saw in a previous update video because using a 200mm lens yielded much better results. I didn’t doa very good job explaining it, but I hope it’s somewhat understandable…
Electronic Paper
Finally... It's finished... Many things didn't go the way I hoped but overall I think it's a quite nice video. Thank you everybody for supporting my projects!
Touchdown
The moment the sun "touches" the horizon is always special.
Industrial sunset
This was shot at the Noordzeekanaal, looking at Tata Steel on 2023-05-07.
Next week finally a main channel video!
If no unexpected exceptions happen, next Sunday my main channel video about e-paper should finally be up... Meanwhile, enjoy another lazy video about a disappointing retro keyboard.
Sunset with pollen
Corona means crown and before 2020 it was a beautiful word. Anyways, tree pollen were blown over sea by a mild breeze, causing this pretty corona around the sun. I have only seen this twice in all these years of sunset-gazing...





























