Cineflock's Gigapixel Photography featured in Online Article

Cineflock, the Gigapan robotic head, as well as Jay Hirschfeld all received recognition in today's Millburn-Short Hills Patch, an online hyperlocal journalism hub owned by AOL.

The article chronicles the process involved in creating the image, Interior of an Abandoned Pumping Station near Millburn, NJ, a 35" x 90" piece on display at PhotoSpiva 2010 which also received a merit award.

Check out the article here.

Three images featured in online art exhibition, Still Point II

Three ~400 megapixel images have been chosen to be displayed at the Still Point Art Gallery in the ongoing exhbition Still Point II, on display at Still Point Art Gallery. 


The images include (high-res Gigapan links included):

• Interior of an Abandoned Pumping Station near Millburn, New Jersey 
• Abandoned Abundance: Nike Missle Site HM-95 (Camp Krome) #1
• Marine Stadium Hallway

'Killing Time' Wraps Principle Photography

Covered in fake blood and shattered glass, the crew of 'Killing Time' wrapped principle photography today after a three-day shoot in Coral Gables, FL. Written and Directed by Brandon Williams and produced by Sharan Watson (both recurring credits on various other Cineflock productions), the short, modern-day horror narrative strives to not only frighten the audience but also deliver an emotionally powerful message that resonates on all levels.

'Killing Time' plays May 7-9, 2010 at the Canes Film Festival at the Bill Cosford Cinema in Coral Gables, FL.