Circular Patterns Final Video

For the final version of "Circular Patterns" I added a few images to the ending. I thought the addition of these put a nice closure to the piece and recapped the most prominent circular patterns I was attempting to portray.

Swing Set Final Video

Vertical to Horizontal Final Video

Vertical to Horizontal Video

The idea behind this video was obviously vertical and horizontal lines. Not only is there a variety of different linear objects but I also think there is a broad representation of different textures.





Click image to play

Twisted Vines Video

The way the camera turns and twists to follow the vines that have engulfed this house is reflective of the plants twisted characteristics. I also found that the end shot of the window puts a nice solid closure to the otherwise jittery clip.



click image to play

Bradford Beach Waves Video

This video in particular does a great job of demonstrating my first light capturing strategy; shooting from the lowest angle possible. The camera is at eye level with the beach so we can see what the waves look like coming in from a whole new perspective.

click image to play

Swing Set Video

Fundamentally I thought this video was engaging because of the point of view in which it was shot. After going back and reviewing it I noticed the unique flashes of light that occur after each passing by of the swing. The capturing of these patterns was unintentional but adds and interesting component.



click image to play

Circular Patterns Still Image Video

After sorting through the material I had collected I noticed several interesting shots that all contained circular elements. At the time I was not aware of this reoccurring pattern but these shots create a refreshing and visually intriguing motif.



click image to play

Strategy #2

The second light capturing strategy I chose was to capture small scale “scenes” that were determined by a frisbee or rock toss.

Strategy #1

For the first light capturing strategy of my trek I chose to represent objects from the lowest possible angle.