1. djacks21

    Photobomb

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    This was a really interesting exercise! I love photography–I even had a darkroom setup in my parents basement in high school. I took a few pictures earlier this evening to try out some of the techniques we learned about this week. The first technique I experimented with was from @AnnyCow. The technique she described was […]
  2. number1fio

    Feedback on Feedback

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    It’s been interesting to see my other classmate’s blogs. I think I’m being a little overly detailed perhaps but I’ve always been a little too wordy for my own good. I found that most of the posts I read were very relatable and I had similar reactions to the other writers. Three out of four…
  3. number1fio

    A story you can really sink your teeth into

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    I have a confession to make. I love Taco Bell. Recently they ran a campaign to market their new XXL Steak Crispy Taco using NBA star Nate Robinson. In the words of a this former Marketing Major, I’m fairly certain I’m not in the target market for this product but I think the commercial follows…
  4. acruz12

    Week 3 – Five Card Flickr Stories

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    Five Card Story: Man ponders the fate of his pots a Five Card Flickr story created by Amos Cruz flickr photo by bionicteaching flickr photo by Serenae flickr photo by Serenae flickr photo by bionicteaching flickr photo by bionicteaching Early in the morning, a flower shop owner rinses down his shop before tending to his […]
  5. LRo

    Final Project Idea: The Importance of Grammer and Punctuation

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    I create training material for a living. Grammer and punctuation play a HUGE part in helping people understand the content. I saw a post on Facebook earlier in the week about how the correct punctuation “saves lives” when used correctly. Below is a another good example. For my final project, I’m toying around with the […]
  6. acruz12

    Week 3 – Photoblitzing Safari

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        For this activity, I chose DuPont Circle because there is always a lot of activity happening there.  The interaction of the circle with asymmetrical, yet perpendicular lines creates an interesting dynamic of lines and curves.  Additionally, it acts as centralized social hub, bringing with it a variety of people, animals, architecture, and “noise.”  […]
  7. acruz12

    Week 3 – How to Become a Photographer

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    Rule of Thirds   This picture breaks the Rule of Thirds by placing my nephew in within the box formed by the four lines, as opposed to placing him at the intersections of the lines as dictated by the Rule of Thirds.  I think its interesting how all of his neighbors (the stuff animal gang) […]
  8. LRo

    Week 3: Layers

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    This week, we learned about the importance that visual pictures can make in telling a story. I started by watching a fun video that played off of words and their “definitions” using images. It was interesting how they linked all of the images together but that each definition had its own unique meaning. I think […]
  9. ctwilker

    Reflect via photos

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    So this week was interesting to practice all my photo skills and imagination. I knew this week might be a little harder than others so I took a look early and tried to plan out how I would accomplish everything. The photoshop pieces would be the hardest for me since I am still learning that […]
  10. LRo

    Paint by Numbers

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    I haven’t spent a lot of time with PhotoShop or other picture editing software. I got a little nervous when I saw this week’s request to go into the Assignment Bank and complete an assignment using a photo editing tool. I picked two assignments near and dear to my heart. In my first assignment, I […]
  11. ctwilker

    Albert Einstein on vacation

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    For this week you should complete two ds106 visual assignments, each should be posted to your blog, appropriately tagged and categorized. My second assignment from the bank of items was thinking about what Albert Einstein might look like if he did a selfie with a black hole behind him. Thinking he had a spaceship and […]
  12. number1fio

    I’ll pass on the Calamari

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    I started by listening to Doppelgangers because I the title captured my interest. After all, who hasn’t been told they resemble someone else? Most recently I’ve been told I look like Zosia Mamet best known for her role in Girls. Sorry gang, my agent won’t allow me to post my real picture. The story started off with “Ira…
  13. ctwilker

    Focus on the yellow lab

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    For this week you should complete two ds106 visual assignments, each should be posted to your blog, appropriately tagged and categorized. Color Splash I used the app on my iphone called Color Splash that others have used to post great photos to Instagram or facebook. It really makes highlighting a color simple. I started to […]
  14. ctwilker

    Escape your urban life

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    Take a turn at the Five Card Flickr Stories site; generate your own story. Copy the code to put the story in your own site. What a fun assignment making a story out of 5 photos. My story describes escaping from your urban enviornment. I liked how it actually worked out as I picked photos. […]
  15. LRo

    Ready, Set, Go…

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    I’m competitive and hate to lose. So, when I heard photo safari, time yourself, get as many pictures done as you can, I really wanted to get them all. However, then I remembered the advice provided in this week’s class video. We were encouraged to not just take photos but to sit and think about the […]
  16. ctwilker

    Come on an urban journey with me

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    Carve out a time and place to try the photo scavenger hunt; write a blog post that includes a gallery of your images, and some thoughts on the experience. The photoblitz assignment was a good test of my imagination for sure! I decided to use my house as the subject for my photos and see […]

UMW Spring 2024 (Bond & Groom)

Welcome to Paul Bond and Jim Groom’s Spring 2024 ds106

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