"...Tous les phares habitent un feu une lumière qui tourne à bout de lieu..."
Jacques Moulin/ Escorter la mer
Gif it up d'après "Cape Moreton Island Lighthouse"
seen from Spain
seen from United States
seen from Spain
seen from United States

seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from Spain

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from Ukraine

seen from United Kingdom
seen from Russia
seen from Hong Kong SAR China
seen from Ecuador
seen from Spain
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States

seen from United States
seen from United States
"...Tous les phares habitent un feu une lumière qui tourne à bout de lieu..."
Jacques Moulin/ Escorter la mer
Gif it up d'après "Cape Moreton Island Lighthouse"
1792 French Estate Cart invented By Felix Frederick Juarez d' Faro Taitague
GIF by Justin Gammon. Inspired by The Dance of Death at Basel: Death and the Bishop.
via Giphy
(via GIPHY)
International gif-making competition GIF IT UP returns for the month of October.
Join the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) and partners Europeana, Trove (Australia), and DigitalNZ (New Zealand) to create original gif artwork, be inspired by creative reuse of cultural heritage materials, and celebrate one of the internet’s most beloved art forms.
Gif-makers and gif-lovers of all skill levels are invited to participate by creating original gifs using copyright-free digital video, images, or text from any of the participating digital library collections. Even if you’re not a gif-creator, keep an eye out for new entries on our GIPHY channel and #GIFITUP2018 and share your favorites to help spread the love for cultural heritage gifs.
Find all the rules, tools, and information you need for GIF IT UP 2018 below and on the contest website at gifitup.net.
Find this 2017 GIF IT UP entry on GIPHY.
animal, gifitup, europeana, beeld & geluid, sound & vision, gifitup2017 - (Source: http://www.miniurls.co/lJTF)
how it works…
a GIFITUP 2017 entry
one pleasure of haunting old books, is finding out how things work — theoretically
Source; from The New York Public Library Digital Collections, where they have high resolution images
found via a DPLA search