There’s something charming about animated GIFs. I’ve thought about taking sequences of still frames and creating an animated GIF. Not a new concept, of course (see the Flickr group). So I thought I’d put one together with a series of stills I took today to get a feel for a ‘finished’ product.
Five frames from Queensboro Plaza
I consider this ‘image’ little more than a prototype, and perhaps I’ll make more. Maybe not. But fun!
Hey, look. It seems that I am running in a small circle of Leica-centered Web sites. Which is fine. A photograph of mine of the Woodside/61st St platform is being featured by Leica Dream. (Binita bought me the mug for Christmas.)
A photograph I made of the crossing below the Woodside/61st St station was featured on LeicaShots, so please have a look.
I just posted another plugin I made for Indexhibit. I wanted an exhibit that would show one image, at random, from its pool of images, Random Exhibits. Look at the photos while you’re there. Enjoy.
I have been using my M9 for about two months now. And I like it. A lot. True, I gave up my Nikon system, sold seven Leica M lenses, and auctioned off smaller photo items too numerous to count, and I was still only close to covering the price of the M9. And the verdict is in. It was worth every penny. Take Pelham Parkway, below.
Scott is an editor living in Queens, New York, who enjoys language (specifically English). He is strangely fascinated with Web typesetting, if such a thing exists. Scott is married to Binita, for whom he once ghost wrote a blog about court reporting for almost two years. They have been married four.