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[재미있는 광고들] Cinema Graph 시네마그래프라고 쓰고 움짤이라고 읽는다.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cinemagraph 라는 말, 들어보신 적 있으신가요?

저는 이번에 조사중에 처음 알게 되었는데요~

이말은 사진작가 Jamie Beck과 Kevin Burg가 처음으로 만들어냈다고 해요.

Cinema 와Photograph의 합성어로 사진인데 움직임이 있는 사진이에요, 다시말해 움짤이라고 하죠?

하지만 기존의 움짤과 시네마그래프는 조금 다릅니다.

시네마그래프는 어느 한 곳만 움직임을 주는 형식으로 되어있습니다.

gif만들기는 인터넷으로 찾아보면굉장히많고 또 움짤도 포털들어가보면 많이 찾을 수있는데요,

이렇게 예술로 승화할 수 있다는 사실이 굉장히 신기하군요!

 

이미지를 더 볼께요

아래의 이미지는 뉴욕타임즈에 2011년 6월30일에 게재된 이야기입니다.

 

 

Fifer Orchards, a fifth-generation family farm in southern Delaware, provides a broad range of sustainable local fruits and vegetables that we use in our pub kitchen and brewery. Bobby Fifer is pointing out just how ripe and sweet these strawberries are. They are the focal point of our newest beer, but getting them ready to brew with is not going to be easy.

 

 

We hand-loaded over 150 pounds of local strawberries into this wood fruit press. This will produce five barrels, or 150 gallons, of finished beer -- over a pound of fresh-squeezed fruit for every gallon of this beer.

 

 

The fruit press is hand-cranked in the parking lot outside the brewhouse in Rehoboth Beach, Del. This is definitely a two-man job. It’s amazing how little these fruit presses have changed since I first helped my uncles and father make wine with one about 30 years ago. We’ve brewed with blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, raisins, oranges and lemons, but I think this is the first strawberry beer we’ve ever done.

 

 

Extracting the juice was exhausting but cool. It took us a few hours to work through all of the fruit, and the juice was a vibrant blood red as it ran through the slats. Because the press worked in repetitive increments, the juice pulsed out in surges. Before we cleaned up, the area looked like an epic crime scene minus the chalked body outlines. "Are wild strawberries really wild? Will they scratch an adult, will they snap at a child?" -- Shel Silverstein.

 

 

While strawberries are the focal point of this recipe, the catalyst for its creation is the sorghum. We love chatting with and listening to our Dogfish regulars, and a gluten-free beer is the No. 1 request by far. It seems as if lots of folks who have gluten-tolerance issues are pining for an interesting beer. Sorghum has been used to make beer in Africa for centuries, so we found a sorghum syrup that we really liked: dark, sweet, with notes of molasses and pit-fruit.

 

 

We mixed sorghum with our filtered water, then set the pump to re-circulate the liquid out of the bottom of our boil kettle and back in through an angled pipe on the tank. This pumping action creates a natural whirlpool effect, which helps to evenly mix the sorghum into the hot water. We then added buckets of fresh squeezed Fifer strawberry juice. The room smelled so good as the mixture came to a boil.

 

 

I thought a lot about which flavors would work well with the sorghum base. This led me first to the strawberries. They worked well together in tests, but as with other gluten-free beers I tried, the flavor was a little dislocated from the malty character of beer. These experiments led us to the final flavor component. We have played with lots of different types of honey at Dogfish, but dark buckwheat honey has a beautiful hay-like, earthy-malty thing that we felt added the final touch to this recipe. So in it goes.

 

 

We shut the lid on the boil kettle and let the concoction simmer a bit. The gas burner roared as the beer bubbled and the fragrant steam filled the air with notes of honey, berries and grain. By boiling the beer in an open-flame kettle, we pick up additional caramel notes from the scorching that occurs on the bottom of the kettle. It smelled like harvest time.

 

Like any new experiment at Dogfish, this beer will first be tapped and served in the building where it was made, our brewpub in Rehoboth Beach. But it is headed to our Milton production brewery for national distribution later this year. We decided to call it Tweason’ale because this initial batch was brewed and served during the transition between spring and summer; a beautiful time of year here.

 

요즘은 스마트 기기와 태블릿 pc사용이 많아지다보니까 이렇게 gif를 이용한 효과적인 이미지를 보여주는 것도 좋을 것 같아요. 단순한 그림보다 좀 더 생동감있는 그림이 시선을 사로잡습니다.

 

그외에도 다른 이미지들이 있어 같이 소개해드릴께요.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

정말 신기하지 않나요? 평범하게 생각했던 것들이 또다르게 쓰여지고 있었다니..

생각의 틀을 깨준 멋진 작품, Cinemagraph 시네마그래프였습니다.

 

 

 

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