📸 What's going on here? 📸
Hello friend, it's been a minute.
Why haven't you seen me since October?
Well firstly, I had an intense end-of-year work-wise, which was great.
I visited Las Vegas for Formula 1, went to Riyadh for a mega music festival, and then traveled down under
TO GET MARRIED 🥂💍✨
That's right, I'm a husband now.
To answer a very popular question: no, I didn't timelapse the wedding.
I'm back in London now and working on strategy and content for 2024.
Expect a hands-on video soon with the Hyperdolly, more short-form content on all platforms, and a secret something something that I'm working on for the future.
Industry News
Edelkrone has launched a motorized, self-leveling tripod. This could be a great product for timelapse shooting, where the tripod and camera can move vertically without the need for a motor, slider, mounts, etc.
Find out more here: https://edelkrone.com/en-eu/products/tripod-x
That's all I've got for you for now, more to come soon 🫡
May the clouds be in your favor 🌥️
Matthew
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Matjoez
London based timelapse photographer
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