All Aboard The GIF Train

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“Train kept a rollin’ all night long…” “Down around the corner half a mile from here, see them long trains run and you watch them disappear…” Trains. They are in songs, movies, and a metaphor for steady movement. And they are ripe for GIFing- given their regular repeated motion.

Capture the essence of train movement in a GIF, and do what you can to keep it under 1 Mb (much of the train passing is repeated and you can delete frames and not lose the motion). Step it up a notch and match your train gif to a song using http://gifsound.com.

ALL ABOARD!

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John Johnston

Once you are on the DS106 Train

A new chapter of ds106 is starting.

ds106zone is an idea Dr. Garcia had about framing the Summer session around a Twilight Zone

Andrew Forgrave

Midnight GIF of the Midday VIA

--Originally published at de•tri•tus » ds106
Sometimes, less is more. Sometimes, the first photo of the day is the best. As animated GIFs
John Johnston

Train to Anywhere

I am getting on The GIF Train and Riffing a GIF working off Alan’s The Faultless Feed (GIF) Train. going for the quick and dirty

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