Photo Assignment #6 :: Photo Sequences

[@RobertoHerreraPeres]

I am loving the photo assignment, specially because I am learning very much with your introductions. Is the best of this videos in my opinion. Thank you a lot, Ted

[@jlid1]

Very interesting assignment! Love your show, and as always, every time I finish watching and hearing you talk I want to get up and grab my camera. You're doing your job well! Thanks Ted!

[@fryerock5439]

I have my BFA in Photography and it's been a while since I've taken a photo class. These videos get me excited about photography again.

[@davidrothschild8913]

Wow Duane Michals work is brilliant. So glad you shared his work here. Excited to try some new ideas with sequencing. Thanks Ted.

[@colliefleur]

I am so excited for this assignment! I think this is the best one yet!

[@ricolasX]

I love these assignments. Such a great idea! really makes your brain jam

[@XP_LiGHTS]

GREAT challenge, I discovered photography with Duane Michals work, that I love by the way !

[@planningfarmasie1263]

Gosh you sure have me thinking now... lol... not a good idea right before having to go to bed. I will be up all night thinking about this! But, brilliant assignment Ted, looking forward to this and looking forward to seeing what everyone comes up with. Wishing everyone much inspiration and fun exploring this new assignment!

[@theartofphotography]

+Yves Broeckx that's good though ;-) can't wait to see what you come up with!

[@yvesbroeckx2935]

Yves Broeckx Yes it is... very good even... Thanks!

[@gbrioche]

Anna and Bernhard Blume's sequences are wonderful.

[@eleinb]

great topic! As an anthropologist I have taken pictures of rituals and events, but always struggle to present the work. This is a useful idea. Keep on with the good work, Ted. Greetings from Mexico

[@CarlosNoriega1]

Extremely interesting and challenging concept. Excited to get to it.

[@mexicodirk]

I like so much you're videos. now I have a concept after looking examples in the internet for inspiration.

[@louiswhite4909]

Oh wow....! Love,love,love this idea!

[@rbruce63]

Outstanding! The sequences are fantastic!

[@XxDangerDaysxX]

I've always loved Duane Michals!

[@Ghostrider03Z]

Went out and shot my sequence this weekend, thank you for the inspiring topics, I'll post it soon!

[@OperationBlueprint]

Brilliant assignment! I'll definitely get involved. Need to think...

[@CheqkoO95]

I have a few ideas in mind and I am glad we have more time so we can come up with something better. Good luck to everyone!

[@TimberGeek]

I've got a bunch that are essentially time based sequences. I had an album of before, during and after photos to show potential landscaping customers.

[@matheusc.9973]

Thank you so much for this video. I'm doing my final project for college and it's about sequential pictures, I already read some stuff about Michals but your observations made may vision clearer. I'd recommend another name about this subject: Alair Gomes, you should check him out.

[@riaarora3346]

thanks.

[@EmilyHenryS]

This one seems a little bit difficult, but it sounds fun. I'm already thinking all the possibles ideas :)

[@ForgottenStreams]

Great assignment! I guess a full month would be the best option for this one.

[@majopgalli]

love this assignment!! definitely challenging!!

[@FirkinFilms]

This sounds like great fun, already have some ideas, can't wait to put them into practice and really challenge​ myself.

[@abbywebster8343]

This is going to be my first assignment as I am new here! I am excited but no idea how I am going to come up with something cool!

[@jjbmxer]

Hi Ted! there is an Elliot Erwitt book that the whole work is based on sequence, the books name is "Sequentially Yours". I just wanted to point out that reference hehe. cheers from Peru!

[@quenal3]

Thank you so much for bringing knowledge, for me, this is a way of grow a lot as a photographer and learning new techniques! (:

[@badfsadfdsafsadgsa]

So pumped to do my first photo assignment!

[@erikbangsund9462]

Love this one! 💡

[@sukhdevmand6099]

High great job Ted as usual. Would be fun if you could also share your own images based on the photo assignment themes

[@madtilly2970]

What software would you recommend for compiling and creating a sequence?

[@vmsehy]

I feel like I'll need a full month. Gotta think hard about this one. Willing to give it my best shot.

[@paulinefollett3099]

Great assignment. I already have some ideas but it will be a challenge to bring them together.

[@malayneum]

how do you make this video? i like the color.

[@DeniseHoukMedia]

Where are these posted? I'd love to see them

[@mariapaganopoulou8852]

In the sequence with the two friends by Duane Michals, the hand written part indicates that one of them is Constantine Cavafy, the famous greek poet. I was familiar with the work of Duane Michals but I had no idea that he had done some kind of homage-work or work inspired by Cavafy. So exciting

This is a great challenge!

[@brettpatching]

Hi Ted, this is an excellent assignment! My first reaction is also how can we upload an image big enough to show the sequence in any detail? A Facebook image gets converted to 2048px on the longest side, and Instagram images get converted to 1080px on the longest side.

[@lensnation2548]

Ted, you are really ratcheting up the bar. I'd say this is a horse of a different color, but count me in. I really have to think about this one though, but that's good!

[@boromiraragorn6569]

Can you tell me how to assemble images as a set and send them that way? Thanks.

[@stephenjones7917]

very exciting! I'm on it.

[@jaryheckler4578]

Can you tell me how to assemble images as a set and send them that way? Thanks.

[@Baluma1]

I think it's a really good assignment! For sure not easy but .... life is not always easy xD so let's do this!

[@gilbertomrsilva]

Amazing Ted. Instagram has now a new tool that works well with this assignmement. They call it "galleries", and it is possible to link a group of photos in just one post.

[@zeeshansaran]

Hi Ted, I'm new to photo assignments and just wanted to know, where exactly could i Upload my entry for this weeks assignment? It'd be nice if you could share the link. :) Thanks in Advance. :)

[@nillohitbarman5760]

Can I use an online collage software ? I know that the resolution of the photographs get degraded but using Ps is not an option for me.Can anybody suggest a different software?

[@erinliu9508]

Pixlr.com is an online photo editor (similar to Photoshop)

[@jeremiahwat1]

GIMP or XnView

[@jadewoods968]

Have I missed the follow up on this? Haven't seen the video with the results from this.

[@AxelEckenberger]

Going to be hard, but otherwise it would be too easy. Looking forward to solve this.

[@michaelmottlau2072]

Go for it, Axel. Thumbs up for your upcoming work. Kind regards from Copenhagen, Denmark.

[@jeremiahwat1]

The best way to do this is by turning the images into a contact sheet. Label the files in the order you want them in and let the program arrange them in that order.

[@NProject18]

I know is kinda dummy but, how I send does images?

[@eleinb]

Project 18 you can use the facebook page or twitter account of the art of photography

[@NProject18]

Thx

[@zeeshansaran]

I've searched for the page on Facebook and it isn't showing in my list. Could you help me with the link? :)

[@zeeshansaran]

Thank You so much Adria... :)

[@krishnapriyaka3261]

Hey Ted, interesting stuff as usual. I wonder if you are familiar with Paul Graham. He is a British photographer. One of his work is titled "A Shimmer of Possibility". It's about social fabrics in the United States. He used this kind of photo sequences style he called "filmic haikus or visual haikus". I suggest you check his works if you haven't.

[@alexeyvagin4277]

Wow, very intresting topic, will try my best)

[@jithinrajraj6846]

Love this

[@chelseajupiter2103]

Reminds me of the Kuleshov effect in film theory.

[@lightbox617]

As I do these "series" on an regular and ongoing basis, I have work ready to submit. Most of it won't fir the You Tube "purity rules" but you might appreciate some of them. I have not submitted anything so far because I have not been able to take the time to decode the methods of submissions. Give me a hint? If necessary, I can make 8x11.5 prints of the assembled images and mail them to Dallas (or Ft. Worth). Thanks T. dingman

[@jehandelange6266]

Fantastic! :)

[@juliank227]

this one is going to be hard, but fun!

[@TaijanH]

Interesting topic!

[@boostfrog]

Hmmm. I have an idea. Not great visually, but would make a fun project seeing as it requires taking apart my car's dash to make happen (without dying in the process at least). I think I might give it a whirl.

[@CapitanBastos]

Fascinated by "Things are queer"

[@AnthonyJohnston1]

uh ohhh! its getting harder!

[@BrianAnderson-7]

I'm in...

[@cillyede]

Very interesting, thanks! Hubert/D

[@duh3its3alyx]

This is fucking fantastic.

[@dianeschuller]

Please please bring this back (I'm writing in 2021) please.

[@LuminousViewsGallery]

All my work is a combination of sequences into one. Oh well

[@paullevesque3543]

my thought wheels are turning; I smell burning.

[@MichielVanhoudt]

with shadow bans affecting so many on Instagram, it may be better to post on Twitter otmr the Facebook page. Using a popular hashtag gets you banned almost immediately now. I created a new account and have posted 12 pictures over a few months. I've been shadow banned. I have 30 followers so not a gigantic deal for me, but it is worrying for small businesses.

[@TeachableDogs]

Michiel Vanhoudt do you know why it is they are doing that?

[@MichielVanhoudt]

isabel lopez no it seems like they're banning very spammy posts with a lot of hashtags and users that like pics a lot. My personal one is fine but my photography one is banned even though I hardly use hashtags (1 or 2 per picture). Google it, plenty of outrage over it.

[@LeeFly]

reaching for camera

[@BOBMAN1980]

Been working on this/these for a while. (Yeah, the octo-camera stuff might be cheating.) For me it's as much about the 'gestalt' as it is about the process of shooting (mostly film) photography--and the order that things come in--as well a story about the photographer and what is come across. Not to brag. You don't have to check it out. But it's here. flickr.com/photos/98574708@N02/albums/72157666753077991

[@meubeltulp]

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[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Why copy other people’s work?