Thursday, November 15, 2018



4 Websites
1) Using a projector
https://petapixel.com/2015/01/01/projector-brought-forest-turns-nature-glowing-wonderland/

a) I saw a lot of clips of nature and differnet animals inside a forest. I also saw a glowing animation that Friedrich van Schoor put onto the video. I made it appear like things came to life and moved.

b) Tarek Mawad was the photographer while Friedrich van Schoor was the animator. Both are known to use this method of using a projector to make things appear as they are glowing.

c) The two artists spent several weeks illuminating surfaces in the forest with a powerful projector. The result was a glowing lifelike look that they were able to capture on camera.

d) I learned that animators often team up with photographers to make one another's work more unique. Their specialties compliment each other and it can result in a one of a kind product.

2) Great Portraits
https://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/how-to-take-great-portraits/

how to take great portraits

a)  I picked this photo because it follows all the tips of a great portrait. The photographer takes advantage of posing, lighting, and personality.

b) I see balance, simplicity, and an intentional merger in this picture.

c) Photo taken by Morki Ro

3) Killer Timelapse
https://blog.ted.com/how-to-create-a-killer-timelapse-with-joe-capra/

a) I saw a bunch of time-lapses of Rio. A lot of the clips focused on cars, the sea, or clouds. These are things that we can see move in normal time but seeing them sped up looks really cool.

b) Joe Capra is the creator of these time-lapses. He has done many projects just like this, some of his most well known are his videos of the northern lights.

c) The process of creating a time lapse can be more rigorous than you may have thought. Joe Capra must think of things like where the sun is rising and setting or what kind of gear he needs. However, putting in this extra work is what lets him capture these breathtaking time-lapses.

d) I learned that making one of these videos takes much more than just setting up a camera. Many factors come into play when taking a video of the same thing over several hours. I learned about many different tools that people use specifically for these types of videos.

4)  The oldest living things on Earth
http://www.rachelsussman.com/oltw/
09_Sussman_Bristlecone_0906_3030_1068px.jpg

a) I chose this picture because I like pictures of trees. I also like the patern of the grain of the tree and the subble green color of the branches.

b) I see lines in the grain of the tree and the grain is also a pattern.

c) The photo is by Rachel Sussman

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