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Submitted by: Anonymous
Phew! This photoblitz was stressful. When I started: Take a photo of two things that do not belong together: Take a photo of an interesting shadow: Take a photo dominated by a single color: Make an ordinary object look more interesting, almost supernatural: Make a photo that is abstract, that would make someone ask, “Is that a photograph?”: Time I ended: This was kind of stressful. I chose to do this in my dorm room because I could run around without people judging and staring at me holding my dinky dumbphone (opposite of the smartphone, of course) taking pictures. Also, ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
my favourite comic ever, one of my favourite comic artists and my (currently) favourite programming language together in my favourite MOOC!!! the original image (moebius.jpg): the processing code (sorry, no formatting): float margin=128; PImage M; int DS=0; void setup() { M=loadImage("moebius.jpg"); size(1024, 768); // set it as background so no holes will be in the final image image(M, 0, 0); } // processing repeats calling draw() until exit() is called void draw() { float x, y, w, h; if (DS
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DS106 Assignment: Design a postcard that might be sent from the location in a movie or work of fiction. The Process: For the front side of the postcard, I used a photo I took on vacation in the USVI and edited the exposure, saturation, contrast, tint, and so forth. After all that, I added a greeting text. For the back side, I found a postcard template, then added text and inserted a small picture to fit the stamp box. The Story: There’s not much of a story behind this. I’ve been replaying Kingdom Hearts the past few days with my ...
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In the months before my semester in Spain, I was on a mission to document every mundane detail of my daily life as a student in Minneapolis. Even though I didn’t expect the photos to be very interesting, I knew from my time in Australia that no matter where you’re living, eventually you get used to your environment and stop paying attention to the little things. I was determined not to let this happen in Spain, so for the 90 days before I left for Europe, I photographed everything. What surprised me from this experiment was how refreshing it is ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
The Evolution Of a Story, a photo by wanderthisworld on Flickr. (Click to enlarge) This is a series of photos I took on two separate occasions that depict 1) the root of the story, 2) the story being reinterpreted, and 3) the story finally being retold and reinterpreted by others. This story began when I was in Athens with my friend Alla. We stumbled upon some sort of changing of the guard, and Alla decided to join in the fun by reinterpreting their march. (She claims it was just the result of too much caffeine. Note the coffee she’s holding…) ...
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Submitted by: Anonymous
the 50 images are here
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Submitted by: Anonymous
just playing with flickr’s picnik by the way, there is no 1, 0, 6, 106 sequence in the On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences, we need to figure out one!!! LOL
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Submitted by: Anonymous
persiana: blind in English??? can anyone provide a better name? the 50 images are here
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