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Episode 17 of my photography series focuses on fill flash; this is the fifth and last part of the flash mini-series. You’ll also want to check out my blog – binarygraphite.blogspot.com – as it’s supplemented with additional information and links to sites describing this topic in detail. Hope you enjoy, remember to rate (5 stars!), and subscribe so you can stay up to date with my future videos. Follow Me on Twitter: twitter.com
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Playlist: www.youtube.com Mortal Kombat 9 – Story Mode Walkthrough Game Info: After centuries of Mortal Kombat, Emperor Shao Kahn has finally defeated Raiden and his allies. Faced with extinction, Raiden has one last chance. To undo the Emperor’s victory, he must strike Shao Kahn where he is vulnerable…The Past. Making a big return to mature presentation and classic 2D fighting engine Captivating storyline that rewrites the history of the Mortal Kombat Tournament State-of-the art technology showcasing stunning 3D environments and characters Re-invigorating the franchise with new multiplayer components First fighting game to be displayed in Stereoscopic 3D TAGS: Mortal Kombat 9 MK9 Story Mode Challenge Tower Missions Fight Ladder Arcade Ending Krypt Fatality Tutorial Nether Realm Studios RolandGamingHD
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We all pull inspiration from different sources. For some, it’s books and/or magazines that we go to for visual inspiration. For others, it could be going to a gallery and seeing art hanging on the walls, in person, in all its glory. And yet now, because of the internet, it seems we are finding our inspiration regularly from various websites. In my opinion, some of these sites aren’t so good. On the other hand, though, some sites really stand out!!

So where do I go when I want to look at some truly inspirational work? There are a few sites I signed up for their email updates because they consistently show great work by photographers who’s work I truly admire. Then there are other sites I just check in on every once in awhile when I find the time to surf the web, which truth be told, isn’t that often and getting less and less these days. However, I have to admit, it’s good for me to keep up to date on who’s being published and where. There’s a lot of amazing websites out there but for this list I want to highlight the sites that showcase awesome and beautiful editorials. Not every site on this list features an editorial all the time, but for the most part, they do. And it’s these sites that draw me back repeatedly because of their discerning taste.

Take note: while I think it’s perfectly fine to be inspired with other people’s work, take care to use their work as inspiration and not to copy. Use your own unique way of seeing to execute your own vision. That’s key to developing your eye. And stream lining your style.

AND: (no, I’m not done yet) I have this to add as well. I think a lot of young people (young photographers) do this thing I call “compare and despair”. It’s where you go out and shoot what you feel is a fairly good shoot and then race home, jump on the computer and start comparing yourself to photographers who have been shooting for 20, 30, maybe even 40 years more than you have. You then cancel out any good feelings you might have for your own work. Try to look at the following sites for visual aids to help inspire you, not make you feel thwarted, thereby squelching your own natural learning curve.

Lastly, I’d love to know if you have any sites that you guys frequent. It’s always good to hear about what you find inspiring. I’m sure the other readers would love to read about them as well.
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Easter Day evening. 10+ miles of paddling with Sea Wind canoe on the Horsetooth Reservoir.
It was raining all the time, but I enjoyed wet and calm scenery. Looking through rain at the Arthurs Rock and Lory State Park I was sure that I preferred paddling in that weather than hiking or biking. All pictures were shot with my Pentax Optio W30.
I have also some picture with more Easter spirit. You are welcome to check my Variations on Eggs and Chives in Pixels Away blog or my stock portfolio.



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A few nice visual art images I found:
Sean Mcnally on the Gee-tar

Image by SĂś?EN //f666.biz
Open Mic at the School of Visual Arts. Another shot of Sean performing a live original.
God Loves Derby Girls

Image by kencf0618
At the first Absurdist Film Festival, held at the Visual Arts Collective in Garden City, Idaho.
See more 3D work at www.paolody.com This is a 3D anaglyph video. You will need a pair of red-cyan 3D glasses to view it — these are the most widely available kind, usually included with DVDs of 3D Hollywood movies. Amazon offers a good selection tinyurl.com For help in obtaining one, please email me at 3D@paolody.com
Using the extract filter in Photoshop. Save 10% on your next GoDaddy.com purchase with coupon code: TUT1 Music: Kevin MacLeod
This Video Promo for Alan Parsons Project was created in 1999 by Ben Liebrand using Softimage 3D extreme. It took exactly 4 weeks to make it from concept to broadcastcopy. It was available on a special VJ Visuals DVD (PAL only) onwww.liebrand.nl Now also available, the originally intended instrumental version: www.youtube.com
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