We Are Waiting
 The final week of Advent, 2005. Music by Doug Boldt, via podsafemusicnetwork.com Creative Commons licensed video gathered from archive.org: Susan Cole, Mosaic, Concentric Media, Brian Oelberg, Ty Food |
posted by Dave H. at 4:26 AM
By Dave Huth
Welcome to my ongoing experiment in micro media. Video blogging is a weird and unpredictable exercise. I'm translating ideas, moments, and bits of my life into 90-second chunks of video. Feel free to let me know what you think, and thanks for visiting!
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My holiday video isn't nearly as contrasy, but I was aiming for a similar yin-yang like feeling.
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