Student work: cinemagraphs

The students in the spring DIG2142 Digital Capturing and Streaming class have just finished creating cinemagraphs.

If you are unfamiliar with the term, a cinemagraph is a digital image designed to look like a still photograph but created with the same process used to develop an animated gif. Using masking, students are able to control what appears to be moving and what remains static. The end result is a photographic-style image but with subtle, looping motion.

Here are just a few examples from the class:

Nikki Czigan

Nikki Czigan

Willie Evans

Niam Jones

Judi Ellis

Judith Ellis

Elliott-Sturges

Elliott Sturges

 

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About Liz Murphy Thomas

Liz Murphy Thomas is a Professor of Digital Media at FSCJ. She holds a BFA in Photography from the University of Florida and was awarded an MFA in Photography and Digital Imaging from the Maryland Institute College of Art in Baltimore, Maryland. Her photographic and video artwork examines issues of identity, memories and the associations we give to places and possessions.

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