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Subtle Animated Gifs Like Moving Photos from Harry Potter

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Mon, Nov 15th, 2010 10:00 by capnasty NEWS

If We Don't, Remember We

If you've read or watched the Harry Potter series, you will be familiar with their magical moving photographs: characters in the images moved ever so slightly giving a sense of life but never really deviating from their original pose.

The animated Gifs showcased on If we don't, remember me follow that very same recipe: they're subtle, cleverly put together and add just enough movement needed in a static image to give life. Excellent choice of imagery as well.

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