Final Video #3

This video is rough cut #2 with more camera angles and I did a few alterations. I tried to add more shots the flag in this one.

Final Vid #2

This final video # 2 is an adaptation of Rough Cut # 4. I just tried to edit it just a little more with different camera angles.

Final Vid #1

This final video is rough cut #5 with a few more tweeks in the editing room. I also tried to change the timing of certain frames.

Rough Cut #5

This last rough video I acquired on March 28th in the Sepulchea Cemetary in South Milwaukee. I figured that would be a perfect place to acquire artwork on walls because a person's tombstone must look good.

Rough Cut #4

The fourth rough cut video that I acquired was that of water draining out into some sort of a pipe. I noticed that bubbles were coming up from the ground, so I can only assume it was a busted water main. I acquired this on March 28th by a house on Puetz road.

Rough Cut #3

This third rough video I acquired near Sepulchea cemetary on March 28th. I tried to get as much detail as I could of the tree.

Rough Cut #2

The second video that I got was acquired in South Milwaukee at a memorial for Wisconsin veterans fighting in past wars. I acquired it on March 28th. I was amazed at how the wind really caught the flags and the detail on the inscriptions.

Rough Cut #1

The first rough video that I caught was that of a snow bank melting. I acquired it on March 28th. I was amazed at the details that I was able to get, even though I did get a little muddy to get it. The snow bank was right by a bridge on Chicago that went over a little stream.

Image Capturing Strategy

The image capturing strategy that I chose to utilize on this walk was I would focus on scenes of nature, whether it be a gust of wind blowing a flag or a puddle of rain water. I would also focus on imagery and artwork on flat surfaces, whether it be an imprint on a wall or graffitti.

Drift Strategy

The strategy I chose for this drift was that I would walk the pattern of a cross in South Milwaukee to Oak Creek. I began the walk in South Milwaukee making the first line and then followed Chicago Ave. to Oak Creek. I then turned around at Puetz and walked back to my starting point to catch images I might have missed.