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What a 5-hour Layover in O’Hare Feels Like
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Last week I flew to Madison, Wisconsin from South Bend, Indiana. There was a short layover in Chicago, and the entire trip was supposed to take a little more than 3 hours. It turns out, a small fire on a plane is good enough cause to ground it (thankfully) and thoroughly checked over by the mechanical crew. It also turns a 45 minute layover into a 5 hour layover. I know it’s not the worst layover an air traveler could have, nor was it the longest I had on this particular trip (which is another story). I do know when a ...
Turn down the lights- switch up the mood
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Mr eggy CC licensed by sultoner Train CCl licensed by ELEOTH The Assignment I did the Switch up the Mood visual assignment. The details are: This assignment is to change the mood or tone of a photograph by altering the contrast, brightness, hue, saturation, exposure, etc. I decided to use 2 photos of trains The Process After finding two suitable pictures with creative commons licensing, I opened up photoshop and got to work. For both pictures I used the Image adjustments feature in the same order, but with different levels. Color balance Hue/Saturation Brightness/Contrasts Levels I adjusted the levels until they were appealing. ...
Kittens! Kittens! Kittens!
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Kittens, Kittens, Kittens by techsavvyed Exploring the most excellent tool that is SoundCloud while on another ds106 assignment, my wife became excited about the “over dramatic reading” activity. I had checked out a rather cute children’s book titled Kittens! Kittens! Kittens! last week, and she had just finished reading it to our toddler, we thought it would be humorous if she read it with a serious and commanding tone. Turns out, it was a rather interesting experience, and helps prove that often it’s not the story that matters, but it’s the delivery that makes or breaks a story. It would ...