GCT 2015: Fili Rm 9-02

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Here is my stop motion:

It's about "Child Trafficking." Supposedly.

Here is my Term 2 Portfolio:

Here is my Macro Photography slides:

Here are my panoramas:

# 1:

# 2:

#3:

Here are the RAW photos for both places:
Scene 1:

Scene 2:

Paragraph:
So, for my panoramas, they all look the same. Literally. Some cars and houses. However they are different. Well, in some way they are. For scene 1, I chose reposition, and "Auto." Auto meaning, I let Photoshop Elements do the merging for me. For scene 2, I chose cyndrical. Now for the differences between reposition and cyndrical of the first scene are that, reposition seems to be more "circular," than "auto." And auto seems to be more straight than reposition. Now for scene 2, cyndrical seems to be the "inbetween" of reposition and auto.

Here's my FINAL product of the photo merge assignment.
(Photos taken by Kiel! LOT'S OF CREDIT TO HIM)

Here are my 3 RAW photos that I used for the final product.

Paragraph:
Now, to make this kind of photo, (the final photo), you'll need a couple of images. Images that have spacing between each other, so that when you want to "photo merge" the photos, it wouldn't look like you're missing parts of your body. After you have a taken a couple of photos, you'll now need to put them on Photo Shop Elements. A tip about your photos, is that they should convey a story. So an example would be like a girl swinging on a swing then jumping off. Or something crazy like talking to yourself, and looking down at yourself. Now when you are in Photo Shop Elements, you'd want to go "Enhance," and find "Photomerge," and then "Scene Cleaner." You'll then put a photo on one side, and outlining the other pictures on another. Then you should end up with a photo with multiples of you and you doing something.

What this photo is trying to convey is fairly simple. It's trying to tell you that, i'm crazy and stupid. Naw, not really. Well possibly. I'm talking myself, looking down at myself, and looking at one side alone. Weird isn't it? Yeah, it is.