Cinemagraphs

 I origionally planned to photograph one of my cats when they were actually asleep, but this one was sitting in a good pose/spot even though she wasn't yet asleep (and she got a bit grumpy when I started moving her tail). I thought this would be a good one to make since cats are something that tends to move around a lot, or at least continually shift when sitting still. She rolled a few times while taking pictures, and didn't want to keep her tail in certain positions (mainly anything that wasn't up against her or haning straight down). The cinemagraph ended up well, though more frames for a smoother transition would've been better

I had origionally planned to put a whole person in the picture, but learned that it is a challenge to type in a way that doesn't move most of the arms. Sometimes you'll see things where it seems like somebody is typing super fast, and this is like a reflection of that. The camera apparently moved sometime during the process of taking pictures, despite the fact that it was set on a solid surface and only had the button pressed one, in a mode to continuously take several pictures. There's one time where the front hand seems to blip forwards, but otherwise this cinemagraph is fairly good, and there's even one person in the background that is noticably frozen mid-movement (and the guy infront of the frames looks kinda like a picture if you don't look directly at him)