kdemas
Enjoy Life.
That "Zoopraxography" section was also interesting, cool early moving picture attempt.
Reese
Noob
Second floor was ParaDesign. Thought it was quite amusing and viewer-interactive.
I think I would have liked the Muybridge motion studies more if they'd gone into more detail with the setup he used. I think they described it, but only had a couple photos of it. Would have liked to see more info and diagrams on that instead of the endless studies themselves, which bored me even back in my history of photography class.
I think I would have liked the Muybridge motion studies more if they'd gone into more detail with the setup he used. I think they described it, but only had a couple photos of it. Would have liked to see more info and diagrams on that instead of the endless studies themselves, which bored me even back in my history of photography class.
kdemas
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Good point Reese, more background on the motion studies would have made them far more interesting.
MikeL
Go Fish
Reese and Ken, what's not interesting about naked dudes hitting an anvil, or ones with uh, abnormalities?
kdemas
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I did notice you doing some naked fencing in the lobby with some other guys Mikah, I'm glad you were inspired by the exhibit(ion). I didn't really understand that move you two were doing, "crossing swords", but it must really have been fun as i heard you guys giggling from the 3rd floor.
As to the Anvil...who doesn't do some naked sledgehammer work, great exercise! I circuit train between that and naked horseshoe repairing.