Incoming Storm
A short time lapse movie I shot recently.
You can read the entire story about me and Loki begin caught in a storm over at worldly
Incoming storm from Michael B. Rasmussen on Vimeo.
See you later
Michael
The number 1 reason you should use Worldly
I bet you all already know how much of a fan I am of Worldly, if not read How Worldy change the way I photograph.
Here is something I just realized while writing, part one to eight of "Road Trippin' North Germany And Poland" which basically takes you trough our summer vacation from day one to eight.
The second we got home, unpacked and I had developed the photos from the trip. I started writing the stories (Experiences as Worldly calls them), in details day by day, talking, laughing and getting Maria to help me remember and tell the story right.
Now that I am finished the vacation got so much better, its actually right there on the edge to become an epic vacation, and i know for a fact that.
I will never forget this vacation!
And as a bonus, when the experiences are written and published, it's easy to share to your Other Social networks like Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus etc. etc, for friends and family to see.
I enjoyed this process so much and I really hope that I encouraged you to try it out, I for one would love to see your recommendations and experiences.
A little note about Worldly:Come explore what the world has to offer. Worldly brings together real life experiences, from real people. It's the place to keep and share life's adventures, activities and passions. Discover new possibilities from others. Exchange ideas, share interests and take inspiration from real life.
Take Care
Michael.
Just published "Part One. The long drive, Berlin Postdam and surroundings."
After a fantastic road trip around norther Europe more exactly Germany and Poland, I have as always created a experience about it over @ Worldly.
This is art one of eight that I will publish over the next couple of days. Part one will take you to fantastic and beautiful Sanssouci Palace.
Edit.
Part One to Eight is now done and published, take a look and let me know your verdict.
Hope to see you over there.
Michael
How worldly.com changed the way I photograph
I love photography, I love the idea of saving that split second in time, knowing that it will never happen again.
In the old days that what I would answer when people asked me why I love photography and how I keeps finding new subjects in places I have visited hundreds if not thousands of times before.
Lets look at the Anemone one of the prettiest flower in the world, and there are so many of them every year that the possibilities are endless when it comes to taking a photo of them.
That's what I used to do going out an hour or two every day taking a few single shots of what ever I could find, just like the photo above. But I really never got satisfied something was missing, not with the challenge of taking the photo, or publishing it here and there on social media sites, people liked what they saw, plussed, liked, shared and commented you know the whole shebang.
But then one day I got invited to this new site called worldly, a place where people like me could tell a story, and share the entire experience on how and why I took this walk and photographed the Anemones.
As usual when I get invited to new websites I am a little hesitant, but a couple of weeks earlier I had visited A ecological farm, And I had actually taken a series of photos with a story in mind, but I had no where to post them other than my own blog. So it was a golden opportunity to give it a go.
And so I did uploaded the photos created my story read it over, and pressed the publish button, and then I was hooked. It was such a huge satisfaction for me, to share a set of photos that told the entire story instead of just sharing single shots, and receiving the plus, like, and comment that it comes with. Now don't get me wrong I still share those single photos without a story attached, and I still appreciate all the feedback you guys give me :-)
Now a days when I go out to photograph I always have a story in mind, I am constantly thinking and planning new exiting photo trips for me and Loki (My dog). This have really opened my world and I have found places that I most likely wouldn't have been if it wasn't for worldly.
Just yesterday I went to Værløse old Air force Base, a surreal place that just was stopped in time when the Air force moved to new locations.
Thank you for reading trough, and I hope you got curious, enough to visit and give worldly a go. I can't promise you that it is something for you, but I can promise you that the first time you post a entire story you will feel the same sort of excitement that you had the first time you received positive feedback you one of your published photos.
Oh all the photos used in this post links directly to one of my experiences on worldly.
Michael.