http://blog.ted.com/how-to-create-a-killer-timelapse-with-joe-capra/
On this website I watched a timelapse video that Joe made when he was sent to Rio with a promotion from Panasonic. I also read about his interview with the reporter and his answer are absolutely beautiful. You can tell he's a very educated person. He knows what he's doing. He encourages anyone who is interested to start doing timelapse photography because, "I think it appeals because it's something that you can't see or experience with your own eye. Even if you stand in the same spot for three hours, you don't notice the changes that happened in that time. It has to be shot, and you have to see it in video format to actually enjoy it."
questions:
a: The video is timelapses the photographer, Joe Capra took of Rio on a trip promoted by Panasonic.
b: Joe Capra took the video, he said he used to do just regular photography but when he saw a video that someone did of timelapses he wanted to try it, too.
c: The story is just the interview he had with the journalist; his answers to the questions
d: timelapse is an actual form of photography, I thought it was just for fun.
Website #2
http://www.rachelsussman.com/oltw/
questions:
a: The video is timelapses the photographer, Joe Capra took of Rio on a trip promoted by Panasonic.
b: Joe Capra took the video, he said he used to do just regular photography but when he saw a video that someone did of timelapses he wanted to try it, too.
c: The story is just the interview he had with the journalist; his answers to the questions
d: timelapse is an actual form of photography, I thought it was just for fun.
Website #2
http://www.rachelsussman.com/oltw/
This photo really affected me because it used to say 13,000 years but now she had to cross it out and say "deceased" because, I figured, of what we do to our environment. Plus to photo is so simple, but the caption is what kills you. You look at it and it just hurts you.
Website #3
http://petapixel.com/2014/12/31/10-photography-resolutions-new-year/
Website #3
http://petapixel.com/2014/12/31/10-photography-resolutions-new-year/
This website made me realize a lot of things. One, new years isn't stupid. Two, photography takes talent, time. You need to learn different types of photography. Three, equipment isn't an excuse. TAKE PHOTOS. I feel very inspired for this new year coming up to try new things. No more excuses. AND don't be afraid to post them for fear of ridicule.
My favorite tip in here is this one:
"But the gear does not make the photographer. When someone says, “I could take photos like too that if I had your fancy camera,” hand them your camera. Go ahead. They usually snap one or two photos (if that), panic and hand it back. It’s not about the gear itself, it’s knowing how to use it to create the vision you see in your head."
It made me realize I have no excuse for my lack of taking photos. I need to practice.
Website #4
Okay now the Questions - Please use your judgement and decide which of the questions below you need to answer.
Link the website you visited and make sure your blog is titled 5 Websites.
Briefly describe what you looked at on the website (4-5 sentences, make sure you write enough to really make it clear that you spent time looking at the website).
What did you learn new?
Post your favorite photo from the site.
Please answer the following questions:
a. Why did you pick this photo?
b. What rules of photography do you see in the photo?
c. Who took the photo?
If you did a tutorial on the website, post the item you created on your blog. Remember that blogger only takes certain types of photos, if you can convert it to a .jpeg that would be ideal.
If you did a tutorial please answer the following questions:
a. What did you learn new today?
b. How can you use this in my class later?
c. Did this expand your knowledge of an Adobe computer program? If so tell me the program’s name is.
If you looked at a video, please do the following:
a. Describe what you saw in the video.
b. Try to figure out who made the video. If it was a photographer look them up on google and see if you can learn more about them.
c. If there is a story about the video on the website, paraphrase it in 2-3 sentences.
d. What did you learn new?
If you were directed to a site that you cannot answer any of the questions above, please do the following:
a. What did you see on the website, describe it in 2-3 sentences?
b. What did you learn?
c. How did the site relate to photography?
Link the website you visited and make sure your blog is titled 5 Websites.
Briefly describe what you looked at on the website (4-5 sentences, make sure you write enough to really make it clear that you spent time looking at the website).
What did you learn new?
Post your favorite photo from the site.
Please answer the following questions:
a. Why did you pick this photo?
b. What rules of photography do you see in the photo?
c. Who took the photo?
If you did a tutorial on the website, post the item you created on your blog. Remember that blogger only takes certain types of photos, if you can convert it to a .jpeg that would be ideal.
If you did a tutorial please answer the following questions:
a. What did you learn new today?
b. How can you use this in my class later?
c. Did this expand your knowledge of an Adobe computer program? If so tell me the program’s name is.
If you looked at a video, please do the following:
a. Describe what you saw in the video.
b. Try to figure out who made the video. If it was a photographer look them up on google and see if you can learn more about them.
c. If there is a story about the video on the website, paraphrase it in 2-3 sentences.
d. What did you learn new?
If you were directed to a site that you cannot answer any of the questions above, please do the following:
a. What did you see on the website, describe it in 2-3 sentences?
b. What did you learn?
c. How did the site relate to photography?
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