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20/03/22: Day 20 of March productivity challenge

Do you wear glasses? If you do, when did you get your first pair?

I do not wear glasses. I’ve been meaning to get some blue light ones however I’ve been researching the efficacy of them so I don’t know if I’ll still get a pair.

🎵I’d do anything - Oliver

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Warduke - Module 2

Self-released

2018

#Warduke #Module 2 #dungeon synth #chiptune

O Brother, a series of snapshots taken from the Coen Brothers films.

Gif #9: True Grit

#coen brothers #true grit #module 2 #mine

The Loop: Through the Roof

I grew up, so to speak, scrolling through endless gif sets of my favorite shows and movies on here years ago, reliving the scenes and moments and wishing I had any sort of editing skills. With this assignment it was my natural instinct to recreate this style by making this set from one of my newest favorite movies, Wristcutters: A Love Story. This road trip montage scene set to Gogol Bordello’s Through the Roof ‘n’ Underground (check it out along with their other music — they have four tour dates in Colorado coming up and are amazing live!) has felt instantly memorable to me since I first saw it and allowed me to tell a decent amount of a story in the ten gifs.

After somewhat randomly coming out with the first two and knowing each pair would be side by side, I started to more consciously develop a pattern and sub-theme within each pair, making sure they fit together, maybe explained one another, and still had enough variety. There were still a number of clips I would’ve loved to use if the project and Tumblr’s photo post format allowed for more than ten, but this along with the size/timing limitations definitely made me think hard about what’s essential.

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Module 2: Assignment 6 Street Photography with Shutter Speed Task: Utilizing the attributes of Street photography to gain an understanding of shutter speeds as well as elements of observation, action and chance. Street photography also sometimes called candid photography, is photography conducted for art or enquiry that features unmediated chance encounters and random incidents within public spaces. Street photography does not necessitate the presence of a street or even the urban environment. Though people usually feature directly, street photography might be absent of people and can be of an object or environment where the image projects a decidedly human character in aesthetic. Create a series of 6 photos inspired by street photography that will demonstrate how shutter speeds blur or freeze motion Discussion: Finding a consistently moving object is one of the most difficult challenges I have faced while taking part in this course. Unless you have the gift of premonition, you can’t accurately tell when the subject you are attempting to catch moving will suddenly stop, like a dog who stops short at a tree to sniff the ground, or change direction, like a pedestrian rounding the corner of a block. Sports offers predictable movement, and thus was a natural choice for me to try and capture. I fluttered between shutter settings, trying to find a mix of images where the ball was blurred in constant movement and where the ball was frozen in time. The majority of the shots taken were frozen images, contrary to last week’s assignment where my moving object was exclusively blurred. While playing with the shutter settings, I noticed constant issues with lighting. In one included photo, the issue of over exposure is obvious, the light intensity suggests heavy lighting when in fact, the image was taken during the golden hour. Comments: I have the most complications in my photography when the image is not static. I’m sure that’s a pretty common complaint, but when I have split seconds to decide where I want to focus, what settings I want to apply, and at which angles I want to capture my subject, I struggle with capturing those all at once.