Centered Soft Focus Snowflake Candles

Sometimes you just want to set the mood, right?  Worship media generally falls into a few categories like filmed real objects, computer animated copies of real objects, abstract motion backgrounds (which could be computer generated or blurry real objects).  More abstract worship loops tend to be great for creating ambience or for creating environments via environmental projection.

Today’s loop is a little on the abstract side and created by filming candles slightly out of focus.  This creates a nice mood without drawing to attention to itself to sharply. They are centered in the frame which will probably cause problems if you attempt to put text like song lyrics or sermon outlines over top of it.  However, this worship loop could work well for a countdown or a welcome screen.

We have a couple other worship backgrounds of a similar theme on deck so stay-tuned (or better yet sign up for email updates by filling out the form in the sidebar and we’ll let you know the instant we publish them).

After those, we’ll be releasing a few new years and celebration themed worship loops, since we’re determined to keep up the recent momentum and to grow our expanding collection of worship media.

If you have any themes or specific ideas that you’d like to see us cover in the new year, feel free to leave suggestions in the comments below!

With out further ado, here are your download links:

Download HD 16×9 Version Download SD 4×3 Version

2 Responses to “Centered Soft Focus Snowflake Candles”

1. Claudia Gularte says:

   December 16, 2011 at 4:25 pm

   Yesterday I subscribed to you, but I can not download your loops, what have I to do?? I try today to get this candles, but I can’t do too. Tks and blessings

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   • Andy says:

     December 16, 2011 at 5:09 pm

     Hi Claudia, I’m not sure if you mean the individual loops from the site here or if you mean the zip archives from the welcome email – so I’ll just explain each real quick.

     To download the loops here on the site, you will likely have to “right-click” or “control-click” or whatever brings up the contextual menu on your system. From there you’ll want to choose the option like “save link as” or “download linked file” or something like that depending on what browser you are using.

     If you don’t see the zip archive links, make sure you check your spam folder just in case the email was mistaken for junk mail ;)

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