San Francisco’s People

0 Comments 01 November 2009

San Francisco’s People. Canon 5DmkII 24p from Philip Bloom on Vimeo.

British Director and film maker, Philip Bloom, brings us his third film in his People series. First came Sofia’s People and Dublin’s People. San Francisco’s People is 4 minutes and 30 seconds of pure humanity shot through the lens of a Canon 5DmkII. What a magnificent tool for art. The music is “Taxi Driver” by Bernard Herrmann. Download it here.

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The concept developed in the 1970s. The name refers directly to the Indigo-colored aura around this certain type of person. Indigo Children are thought to be strong-willed, intuitive and independent individuals. Along with their clear sense of self-definition and purpose, they are seen as being unusually creative and eccentric. These people are those who resist conformity and embrace change. They have been described as extremely empathic individuals and display an unprecedented level of kindness and sensitivity to the world around them.

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