This is my stop motion movie "Live" which was cut short during class due to DVD errors. I thought I should post it on here so that the full version would be available somewhere. It took pretty much all of Thanksgiving break to make this and it's probably the longest project I've ever done. So, view it if you want to, I guess.

Vicarious

This is a poster I created for my third Digital Media project. I used the song "Vicarious" by Tool.

Spoon Man

This was my final image for the scanner collage project, which wound up being a human-like thing made out of spoons.

uMbrella

This is an "M" made out of the trim of an umbrella. I liked this one because the overlapping of different parts of the umbrella made the letter readable.

Q

I liked this attempt at a "Q" for my design project. This was one of the more difficult letters to find, but I was lucky enough to accidentally find a good one relatively early on.

The "S" Stands for "Shutter"

This is one of my favorite letter forms I found for my design project. It's an "S" created by a hinge on a fence.

Reflect

This is an old reflection self-portrait which I thought was sort of interesting and turned out pretty well.

Fence

This is another self-portrait in which I liked how the fence acted as a frame.

Transparency

While I was looking over some of the photos from my aperture/ shutter speed tests, I came across this one, which I find interesting because all of the various images in the picture came out clearly (purely accidentally).

Spinning

I used an old K'Nex ferris wheel I found lying around my house to test the effects of circular motion with various shutter speeds.

Shutter Speed

After taking this picture during my experiments with Shutter Speed, I liked the ghost-like transparency of the person (who I didn't intend to to be in the picture).

Mask

I'm usually terrified of showing any of my interests to others for some reason, but I've always been intrigued by things that are out of the ordinary (like the wooden mask I've owned for about half a decade).

Though this was originally just a part of my cameras white balance feature, I thought the photo looked interesting (I placed the camera inside of a display case because I couldn't find another suitable stable object to put the camera on).