http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2016/04/photographic-images-that-weave-moments-in-time-by-jason-chen/
After viewing the photos contained in the link above, answer the following questions using complete sentences.How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph? What are the differences between the two images? How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images? How could you show the passage of time in your own work?
Chen takes two separate photos but of the same subject and weaves them together. The difference of the images is that they are the same thing but the subject is in a different place doing a different thing. When you move in different angles you see a different photo than if you were right in front of the image. You can also see two or more in one image. Take a photo showing the differences in the world from back then and now.
How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph? He cuts them into strips and then combines the two images together so that it looks like one image.
What are the differences between the two images? One image shows what they did and the other shows what they are doing.
How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images? It changes how we see the images by showing that everything changes so fast.
Well he cuts two photos up and then weaves them together to make these photos. When he cuts the photos up and combines them it makes a totally different image and also it has a home made look to it which is pretty cool.
Chen weaves to moments into one photo by, well, weaving them. Most of these are in a grid pattern with alternating moments. The differences are small, mainly being two separate moments in time in the same place, either with a same subject doing something else, the subject is changed or there are two different people. With this effect, you can effectively see two separate things at once and see the difference between them. One thing this can do is show the passage of time. Two ways in which this could be done are with slow shutter speed and double exposure. (I wonder when we’ll be doing those). I could also do it in a less obvious way, by not showing something specific and leaving it to the imagination of the viewer.
It looks like he almost cut the images and waved them together. One of the images basically shows what they’re doing and the other was how they were doing it. Also when you move it in a different angle it kind of shows another picture. In the passage of time in my own work, I want to combine two images and make them into one. Almost like the double exposure but more separated
He printed them out and then cuts them into strips and weaves them together. they always make the other pop. it makes them very appealing to look at.um i would not have the patience to cut out and weave together the photos.
Hes able to put two moments into one photo by pixalating two images and merging them. This creates a really unique and cool feature.
How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph? What are the differences between the two images? How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images? How could you show the passage of time in your own work?
He separates the same images to create a weaving effect. The first photo focuses more on the girl and the other focuses on more of the background
How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph?
he probably uses a grid base thing.
What are the differences between the two images?
he makes one of them pop out while the other one isnt really popped out.
How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images?
How could you show the passage of time in your own work?
he prints out pictures and then cuts them. they make each photo stand out. it looks nice. i wouldnt.
he probably weaves them together in Photoshop, the difference is the pictures weaved together are a little different. we see 2 images depending on how we look at it.
How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph?
I don’t know.
What are the differences between the two images?
The person moved
How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images?
It makes us have to make out the image.
How could you show the passage of time in your own work?
Take a streak of photos at the same time.
i like the blurry image and the waves it gives up
How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph? cutting two picture and weaving them together
What are the differences between the two images?
One is taken higher
How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images?
We can exaggerate how it makes us feel and think
How could you show the passage of time in your own work?
with moving clocks, multiple pics of the same thing moving
Chens weave two moments into one photograph by literally weaving to photos together. The differences between the two images is that the photos are taken in the same setting but the subject moved. Cutting the image into strips changes the way we see the images, because it separates the photo into little squares/rectangles and makes your brain connect the seems. I could show the passage of time in my own work by using a photo of a rainy day and a sunny day and weave the strips of each together.
he weaVED THE images and each box is for one picture
How does Chen weave two moments into one photograph? I think Chen used double exposure.
What are the differences between the two images?They are of the same place puts subject into different positions.
How does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images? It makes us see the little detail in each strip.
How could you show the passage of time in your own work? Do monkey bars slowly getting closer to the camera.
Prints two photos and cuts them out and literally weaves them. Slight changes in time or slight movements the subject makes. Placing them on top of one another. Double exposure?
These photos took probably not a short period of time to do. the photographer probably took his time.
it looks like he used Photoshop to cut the image in little squares. This makes the image look really unique and different.
he probably cute out and waved them together.
there are exactly the same but its like different is that they are separated.
its something different and its like looking into another image.
He did take his time because its looks like it could take awhile.
how does chin weave two moments into one photograph ?
I think he used Photoshop
what are they different between two photos ?
the focus and lighting
how does cutting the image into strips change the way we see the images
we don’t just see the image when we look at it we have to look for it
This person weaves 2 moments together by weaving the two pictures together. The images themselves. We see the images as if the person is moving or the photo.I went from taking pictures of flowers in from of my ottoman to taking pictures and being proud to say they’re mine.