My road signs

Here are some Road signs that i have re-designed...

Cattle:

 

Bicycle:

Road Signs

Cattle:

Means that cattle are likely to be in the road ahead.
You would usually find this in the countryside.
Designed by Margret Calvert.



Falling Rocks:


Means that there may be falling rocks ahead.
You would usually see this if you were near a cliff or hill.
Designed by Margret Calvert.



Bicycle Route:


Means that there could be bikes ahead.
You would usually see this near a cycle path.
Designed by Margret Calvert.

Alphabet Challenge

For this, i had to go outside, and try to find the letters of the alphabet...i only managed to find 13....




A




D


I


L


N


O


P

Q

My Animation

What Went Well:
We put all the photos together well, and used lots of different shot angles. This helped make the animation more interesting. Also, we used different sound affects to try and make it seem a little bit more realistic. 

Next Time Target:
I think that if we did this again, we could make it a little bit longer, so it would be  little more interesting. Also, we could have taken more photos, to make it look better, and more realistic. Another thing i would do to improve, would to try and keep the camera in the same sort of place. This would make our animation look better. 

Animation planning

Group: 

Bethany, Emily,Kylie and Tegan

Story outline: 

Larry works at a coffee shop having a normal day, until a evil ginger dude comes in threatening Larry with a gun, whilst trying to steal some coffee. Alien saves the day and in reward he gets free coffee from Larry.

Background:

Outside Coffee shop, inside coffee shop, and Car park

Character/s:

Larry, Alien, Evil ginger dude, Aladdin

Music/sound:

Pew-pew sounds (gun noises)

Props needed: 

7 cars, 4 Lego figures, paper gun, paper flying carpet, and photos

Aperture

You use aperture to change the depth of field, you do this, by changing the different F stop numbers. The different F stop numbers let in a different amount of light. If you had F3.5, there would be more light, but if it was F22, there would be less light. The bigger the F stop number, the deeper the depth of field, this means that most of the photo would be in focus, but if it was a smaller F stop number, there would be a shallow depth of field, meaning that not all of the photo would be in focus.

My Go!

here, the first photo has F5.6, and the second has F36.
F5.6


F36

Macro and Minatures

Slinkachu:
I like his work, because it is mostly in the middle of big cities, and its showing a mini world, like a beach or a swimming pool with puddles and melted ice creams and things like that.
Also, it looks quite realistic, because he has cut things in half, to make them look like they are in water. Also, i like the way it is showing the city in the background burred out a bit.




My Go!
I like these ones, because they make the little lego men and the car look bigger than what they actually are. Also, if i feel that if i did this again with more figures and equipment i could do it better than this.





FiddleOak:
I like his work, because he takes photos of things and uses photoshop to edit in people, so they look like really small people. I also like the way it has been edited to make it look so real.




My Go!