I attempted to complete the visual assignment “can you see what i see.” http://assignments.ds106.us/assignments/can-you-see-what-i-see/ I’ve never cropped two photos together. So I figured how hard can it be? It was fairly challenging. I couldn’t really figure out how to change the opacity of the cyclist. That was the hardest part of this assignment. I poured […]

Well this is it for week four! This week was all about visuals which I had some fun with! We were required to do 3 daily creates, 2 visual assignments given to us, the option of one or another visual assignment, again given to us, six stars worth of visual assignments – one using our … Continue reading Weekly Summary 1/29 – 2/5

This 2.5 star assignment required one to take a picture and then focus only on one color. The color I chose was red simply because it is on of my favorite colors and it’s abundant in my apartment! I used LunaPic to help me achieve this image!

For this 3.5 star assignment I was required to use 4 lines, 5 dots and one curve and make something out of that. I decided it was going to be using my character Sally and her ability to pour a mean shot and this is what I got!

For this assignment we were to recreate a scene from a movie. I picked The Shining because some of the best memes on the internet are made from those movie scenes. Clearly I couldn’t have an axe going through the wall, nor did I have a knife that big but this is my recreation!

For this assignment we were to find a picture of a couple in love and create a back story to it. I just googled a picture for this and the one above was the one I liked the most. Here goes my extremely made up story about them! It was August 10th, 9:34 a.m., Josie … Continue reading A picture’s worth a thousand words

Hey y’all it’s Sally! I saw that one of the assignments this week was to show what’s in your bag so I thought I would show my trinkets and handy things I carry around with me! First things first, I’m a bartender so I obviously have a shot glass in my satchel. Ain’t no way … Continue reading What’s in Sally’s satchel?

Visual Assignment:Love at First Shot Assignment description: “Take/Find a picture of a couple who are obviously in love. Use the picture to tell a story. Give the story some background and maybe even create a dialogue between the two or tell the story from each point of view. Just give it some detail and create […]

  This assignment overall was fairly easy, the hardest part for me was trying to get my friends to actually do it! Hence the name, The Lazy Bunch. I took individual videos of each person and then used an app that makes pic stitches for videos and just inserted them where they were supposed to … Continue reading The Lazy Bunch

This week we delved into visual assignments and photography. I found this week’s work to be very interesting, informative, and at times challenging. The first task I completed for this week was to review the resources provided. I wrote about my findings in my blog post below. Photoreflection: Response to photography resources I also viewed … Continue reading Week 4 Summary 1/29-2/5/2016

I found this assignment to be fun but surprisingly a little challenging. I clicked on the Photoblitz button to see what it was like, but did not complete it at that moment. The next morning I came back to it and it was the same one and timer was still going. I tried to close … Continue reading Photoblitz!

I found this task very interesting. First off, prior to this assignment I did not really think about the idea of cinematography. I know there is photography (pictures) and cinema (movies) but, I never thought about the pictures within the movies. But, by watching Stagecoach it has opened my eyes to how important pictures are … Continue reading Cinematography

What a lovely couple they are! Abu and Amy are soon to be married. Abu grew up on in the United States. He was a stage monkey who most notably appeared in the hit film Aladin. After appearing in several other films, this monkey made an appearance as an extra in the Planet of the […]

For this assignment I watched The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance which was on Netflix. We were then given a list of terms to find and see whether they were in the movie or not. The terms were: •   selection •   contrast •   perspective •   depth •   balance •   moment •   lighting •   foreground/background I … Continue reading Vocabulary and Cinematography

I’m not one to whip out my camera to capture a moment. On the rare occasion that I do do that, it’s because it is something I wish to share with a friend or family member. Due to this realization, I’m finding it difficult to answer the questions asked for this particular blog post assignment. … Continue reading "Visuals of Storytelling"