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I thought these were awesome things to know and learn from!

the tutorial for capturing motion blur really helped

I like how the camera was positioned on some of the photos

The experienced photographer and filmmaker Enrique Pacheco tell us the 10 things you should not do in Time-lapse to avoid beginners mistakes.

Everyone should check out the Sandlot movie series, it portrays the impact of baseball on the youth of america and its a good visual for people who might not know much about baseball.

This video will teach you some very important things about fair use, copyright

This is an article against DNG, I liked it because it clearly goes through what the pros are of DNG but then goes on to say why they still don't like it. They feel that it is weird to throw away the raw files, and while they understand why and are not purely against DNG, they still prefer not to use it.

Converting it to a DNG will make your file universal and smaller in size. It is worth converting to make your work flow a lot easier.

To DNG is the answer. It slightly shrinks the raw file with ought loosing too much data so it is smarter to. Also, converts it from proprietary to a universal which i incredibly useful. DNGs also can be opened with any program which makes them an overall great file format.  

A solid video explaining the importance of photography within our community.

I like this because it's telling us why photography is more than just taking some nice pictures but how it's a beautifully unique way to show things and connect people. To me it's a way to tell a story. Or express emotions by letting others see exactly what you saw. And a lot of people don't understand the importance of these things.

JorDAN, I can get the connection from the title. How does he do this? What point does he make that tells you why or how photo is important in our community?

Thieven' Stephen uses things like cinderblocks and patterns already existing on the mural surface like a building to act as a grid. He is part of Wall Therapy which is a cool rochester based project of urban murals artists.

Our world is saturated in color, from soft hues to violent stains. How does something so intangible pack such a visceral punch? This hour, in the name of science and poetry, Jad and Robert tear the rainbow to pieces. Podcasts More To what extent is color a physical thing in the physical world, and to what extent is it created in our minds? We start with Sir Isaac Newton. Then, we meet a sea creature that sees a rainbow way beyond anything humans can experience, and we track down a woman who we're pretty sure can see thousands (maybe even millions) more colors than the rest of us. And we end with an age-old question, that, it turns out, never even occurred to most humans until very recently: why is the sky blue?

i hope that you find this short essay to be useful in your work on your significant object project

That was a good read! I didn't need help at all on my object of importance sense I already knew what it would be in a heart beat. So if you already know your object of importance still give this a read its short and mind bending

That was really deep and this type of stuff sorta reminds me of myself. I already knew what my object was but this is sorta the type of thing I would do.

I chose this ted talk because this is a very unique type of "music". During his performance, the way he creates music makes you think of an image of exactly what type of music he plays

I liked this one and I can't find any other ways to describe it other than it's very unique and interesting. It did sort of put images into my head which still amazes me how music is able to do such strange things like make me picture the emotion in the songs.