Monday, May 28, 2007

Picasa

Using this to build a slideshow for the end of year show.

 
 
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Picasa test

 
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HND Photography website

Working on this for the end of year show, 22nd of June. Simple slideshow, artist work and personal statment. Uses Smooth Gallery javascript, HTML and CSS. Only 20 more students to do.



Thursday, May 17, 2007

LoveBytes

Have been working all week so haven't been able to get along for any of the events but I might try and see the Universal Everything talk. Mainly to see some of this work A lot of it is done using Processing, which is something I'm looking at getting to grips with over the next few months once the collges have finished and I have some time to think.

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

George Paul Landow

As suggested by Adian I'm trying to get hold of some of his writing.

Users Groups

Re-visiting possible tools/designs/ideas for using with Flickr. I feel much more comfortable using PHP at the moment. This is a simple script from phpFlickr.com that I intend to re-skin. I'm tempted to try and incorporate into the colr pickr template.

Usergroup.php It should list a all the groups a user on Flickr has joined. My username is monkey_bananas.

Gallery work

After the last post I spent four or five dyas re-working and re-designing the gallery site. I abandoned the designs that I had been working on (I'm re-using these for the art college webpage) I went back to what the site was meant to be: visualy led, easily upadatable and interactive. A hub for other users work. I looked back at the sites that had interested me when I was working on my statement of intent. In particular the two Noise sites http://www.noisefestival.com/ and http://www.noise.net/homepage.asp

The UK site is interesting as it was bulit using Joomla, which I've been working with for the last few months. It's a good example of what can be done with the software. I'm trying to find out what gallery component was used. Joomla works on a system of adaptble plugins and modules. I've sent a couple of e-mails to the site owners and the company who built the site but have not heard anything yet. It's funny this time last year I though it would take forever to build a site like that, now I could have most of it done in a couple of weeks.

Here are some screenshots from the current verison of my site. At the moment I'm using the Flickr4J module which is pulling in images from my Flickr acount. It's an intersesting plugin and actually outputs a nice little gallery. If I could adapt it to show a groups set of photos it might be better than the Zoom gallery.