Passage of time: Dying Roses

I did two videos of the roses dying and I also did a video out of my window, just to see how the days change and the weather.

D1-PassageOfTime-ChristopherCox

Passage of Time: 

Partial construction of ECU's School of Business in Ada, Oklahoma

Timelapse

The Art Of Time-Lapse (Portland, Oregon) from John Eklund Photography on Vimeo.

Glam

Let'em go at it

:)

D2

Check your Bb email. You could have an important message.

El Duderino

BACK UP OFF ME FOOL!!

World's largest picture? 272 Gigapixels

http://www.shanghai-272-gigapixels.com/

how to make your passage of time video

This is sort of a tutorial, but I apologize that I am not using pictures. This computer has CS4 and my instructions are for CS5. And in this case, using pictures from CS4 will not work because it lacks one VERY important feature that CS5 does have.

1. put all of your photos into a single folder

2. make sure that they are titled sequentially and in the correct order. 

3. open PS CS5

4. go to FILE, OPEN and locate that folder

5. now click on the FIRST image in your sequence

6. check the IMAGE SEQUENCE box before clicking OPEN

7. Click OPEN (it will only open the single image that you selected. this is correct)

8. FILE, EXPORT, RENDER, VIDEO

9. this will open a series of windows for video settings

10. you should be okay with the default settings

11. EXPORT

12. now publish to youtube and then embed the video onto the class blog (don't simply put a link) It may take up to an hour for your video's title to appear in the youtube search tool on the blog

If you don't have a youtube account already your blog username and password should let you in and allow you to publish video.

Step Brothers - Sweet Child O' Mine

thought this was funny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cx1GdI2aCak

I must get lizard shoes ASAP!

D1 - Open Series - Raechel Bible

I decided to do my open series over stereotypes & how those stereotypes affect how people perceive others. I also used images of well known people to show how wrong the stereotypes can be.

The bodies in the photo belong to Jay-Z & Beyonce, but the faces belong to Barack & Michelle Obama. I think Barack & Michelle Obama are a good example of what some African Americans are like. The stereotype being that all African Americans are "thugs".

The stereotype for this image is that all nail salons are run by Asians. Not only that but I notice more & more that people will assume that someone is Chinese if they look like that are from Asian descent when they are actually from somewhere else. I think it's rude & i'm sure those people do too. 

Stereotype: All Indians own/work at 7-11 or drive a taxi cab. Also more than that is that all Indians worship cows & are Muslim. I used Aziz Ansari in this image Because he is a good example of why this stereotype is wrong. Aziz Ansari is of Indian descent but he is from South Carolina. Also he is not a Muslim, he is an Atheist.

Stereotype: Everyone from the south is white trash or a redneck and a racist. I come from a town where people put rebel flags on their vehicles & use them as window curtain, but don't have a clue as to what it symbolizes. Which is ignorant. (like people who believe stereotypes) I used quite a few celebrities in this image to show that white trash can come from anywhere not just the south. Amy Winehouse is from London but she was one of the trashiest people I have ever seen. Kid Rock is from Michigan but again very trashy. I do recognize there is white trash in the southern states so I put Britney Spears (Louisiana) & Miley Cyrus (Tennessee). The others in the image are just more of what you would picture as white trash. A man showing off his large gut and a dirty little kid.