So, back in January, I won this pretty snazzy camera from a contest at World Vision Youth (http://acts.worldvisionyouth.org/). And it came with a hilarious function which allows me to take a photo and a 2-second slow-mo at the same time. With the help of my dear teammate Kristin and her Mac, we were able to put together the following videos:
Justice Project
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GaSfL8md1tQ
...Someone asked me if I was going to post any photos of the final products of our Justice Project...and it occurred to me that I didn't make a conscious effort to get photos of the final pieces. It was all about the process to me, the joy of those moments with our neighbors.
Fletcher 2013
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69ay9MLHOsk&feature=youtu.be
...Another example about the value of the process. It was cool to experience how the mural evolved from my original conception, with the help of the kids, and to experience the process with them. My favorite quote from our time together: Neftali telling another one of the kids what we did that day: "We were painting the mural, and then it started raining so hard, and we got so wet, and we ran around and were so wet, and we were superstars, right, Tracy?" Yes, Neftali, you are all superstars.
Coming soon: A final video montage of life in our lovely neighborhood ♥
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