Do you remember the moment in Jaws when Roy Scheider sees the fin of the great white shark from the beach… duunnn dunnn… an unforgettable scene that made movie history. The camera both zooms and tracks back simultaneously. The ‘Dolly Zoom’ an unsettling in camera effect pioneered for Alfred Hitchcock for the film ‘Vertigo’. Well Read More…
In 1990 I spent two months making a film about an environmental research expedition in Spitsbergen, part of the Svalbard Archipelago in northern Norway, bordering the Arctic ocean. Crawling through the dirt rocks and dust of a glacial moraine I spot a seal. Taking care not to disturb it, I set up the tripod and Read More…
Featured Photographer Clive Booth talks about a chance meeting he had with Terence Stamp in a London Soho tearoom and how this led to him carrying out a classic portrait shoot with the actor the very next day. This interview is one of 12 that accompany the ‘Photographers at Work’ book, written by Martin Evening Read More…
Article From Canon Professional Network published July 2015. Canon Explorer Clive Booth’s personal project documenting the culture and the people of the stunning Scottish island of Islay provided an ideal testing ground for the Canon EOS-1D X and EOS 5DS recently. CPN writer Ian Farrell takes up the story… In recent years Clive Booth has Read More…