“After that we went and fixed some of the fences”
It’s been a bit of a wait, but I have now done up the timelapse video I made of the Griffith exhibition launch. I left my old DV camera rolling for three whole days, and sped it up massively in Final Cut.
Hope you like it.
Come one, come all, experience the magnificence of my blinding genius as i take you on a whirlwind tour of the Gold Crop Exhibit using my Mobile Phone
While some would have you belive otherwise, taking quality pictures with a phone is HARD. Unless you’re perfectly still while taking a photo, all you end up with is a massive blur. Out of the 100+ photo’s i took, these were the only ones good enough to put up here 
The Exhibit in all its glory!
This one was a pain in the ass to get right
Scary……
Best Photo in the house 
The single close up that came out right!
And now for something completely different! A video tour of the exhibit itself, Guest staring a tired and irate waide at 4:14 !!!
Boree Creek farmer and Gold participant Graham Strong was a guest in last weeks SBS program ‘Insight’. He was invited to contribute to the debate on the long term effects of GM crops. To find out more and watch the program online, click on the link below:
http://news.sbs.com.au/insight/future_food_545143
Stanthorpe farmer and Gold participant Jean Harslet is profiled as a key contributor to the Australian Climate Witness Report. This report was a collaborative effort between WWF Australia and the Queensland Murray Darling Committee. The WWF initiated the project as part of an international Climate Witness project. This report is based on the climatic observations of 60 farmers.
Jean is profiled on page 52 of the report. To read more and download the report follow the links below:
