Showcase of Ansco’s 1910 “Flash Clipper” camera. The “Flash Clipper” is an historic marvel and a photographic masterpiece. Find out why…
The third installment of Nikon D3000 photos, some photos of the Monterey Bay Aquarium 🙂 enjoy www.facebook.com www.flickr.com
shot in my living room with a friend’s Nikon D3100, hope you guys enjoys it! www.facebook.com special thx to Elin for her equipments!
Presented by: Neumann Films Sponsored by 3 Studios, Citadel Church and Bucer’s Coffee House Label: Dream Records www.dreamrecords.org Buy Jonathan’s Album “The Anatomy of a Heartflow” here itunes.apple.com Song mixed and mastered by Luke Fredrickson Drums, guitar and bass by Luke Fredrickson Piano by Jonathan Thulin Violin by Kai-Li Cheng Violin 2 by Hsaan-Wen Lin Viola by Benjamin Davis Cello by Cory Grossman Backgorund vocals by Whitney Thulin and Lori Sabin Directed by: Luke Neumann and Jonathan Thulin Filmed by: Luke Neumann, Pete Dryden and Marika Neumann Filmed on the Canon T2i / Canon 550D / Kiss X4 Canon 50mm f 1.8 Nikon 28mm f 2.8 Glidetrack SD Shooter Glidecam HD1000 Edited in Sony Vegas Pro 10.0 Color Corrected in After Effects CS5.5 using Magic Bullet Looks Filmed at: Cordelia Chapel – Genesee, Idaho, Bucer’s Coffee House – Moscow, Idaho, Apartment – Moscow, Idaho Crew: Luke Neumann, Pete Dryden, Marika Neumann, Jonathan Thulin, Dane Wilson, David Kong, Katie Smith Lighting provided by David Kong Story line: Jonathan Thulin Movement Director: Katie Saunders Make up: Cristina Plaza Casting by: Jonathan Thulin, Katie Saunders, Natalie Greenfield, Tina McClure, Jeremiah Grauke, Cristina Plaza Costumes provided by Hope Center Moscow, Idaho Language Coach Katie Saunders Transportation provided by The Crossing, Moscow, Idaho CAST Boy – Levi Wintz Girl – Ruth Saunders Babylon the Great (Violin Player) – Abigail Smith Door Keeper – Chantelle Courtney Babylon the …
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View of Cincinnati taken from the Carnegie Arts Center, Covington, Kentucky
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The Carnegie Visual and Performing Arts Center is a multidisciplinary arts venue for all ages which provides events, educational programs, and art exhibitions to the Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati community. The Carnegie facility reflects its threefold nature: within its 17,000 square foot facility are The Carnegie Galleries, crowned by a landmark Beaux Arts dome; the magnificent, newly renovated Otto M. Budig Theatre; and the newer Eva G. Farris Education center. The Carnegie is the largest arts venue in Northern Kentucky.
The Carnegie was established in 1972 in a former Carnegie Library which originally was constructed in 1902. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places. Saved from the wrecking ball by local residents during the 1970s, The Carnegie has grown from a grassroots arts alliance into a major venue in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region. It is an Associate Member of the Fine Arts Fund and receives funding from the Kentucky Humanities Council, from local businesses and corporations, from individuals, and private foundation grants.
Located at 1028 Scott Boulevard, The Carnegie public library and adjoining auditorium were built in 1904 for a grand total of ,000 with funds given to the city of Covington by Andrew Carnegie.
The interior of the original library building is made up of two floors, connected by ornately carved dual winding staircases. A circular balcony and open rotunda overlook the main floor underneath an impressive amber glass dome.
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Visual Complexity
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Maximilian Weinzierl Junikäfer The Amphimallon Project – image stacking by helicon focus stacking software; see my insects www.alamy.com Kevin MacLeod incompetech.com “image stacking” we think no further words are necessary, just look. Focus Stacking Demonstration with Novoflex Einstellschlitten CASTEL-Q focusing rack castel Q, Nikon D700 AF-S Micro Nikkor 105/2.8 VR and Nikon TC 2.0 E III, broncolor studio light
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Do we value cameras for their form, or their function? An exhibition in Philadelphia which features hundreds of camera sculptures made from a range of different materials aims to examine this question. ‘Reach Ruin’, which is showing at The Fabric Workshop in Philadelphia includes several sculptures of cameras created from carved stone, glass, chalk and sand. According to the artist, Daniel Arsham, as well as being a photographic tool, ‘many of us that use photography have a relationship with the object. If you want, call it a fetish’. Click through for more information and images from the exhibition.
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Hi Everyone. Welcome to another landscape and seascape photography tip. Heaps of people when they are starting out are unsure how to find correct exposure when taking photos. This little trick should help you get correct exposure when taking your landscape photographs. Its easy and takes about 10 seconds to do. Let me know what you think! Jamie Paterson
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A nearly-life-sized, faceted white paper horse bursting out of a wall in an urban setting can’t fail to grab your attention. Bolder and more dynamic than a two-dimensional poster, this 3D papercraft project by Xavier Barrade from the design firm FOAM promotes the song ‘Horses’ by UK-based band Dry the River.
The horses were created in Google Sketchup, then printed, folded and assembled by hand. Each one took about 35 hours to complete. Watch the whole process, from printing to the public’s reaction, in this mesmerizing video.
In cities, where signs and advertisements covering virtually every surface compete for the eyeballs of passersby, posters can be easy to overlook. This installation project doesn’t just draw in curious onlookers, it breaks up the monotony of daily life for pedestrians and integrates some much-needed art into the urban landscape.
Rube Goldberg loved to draw complicated machines designed to complete wonderfully simple tasks. Here are 10 examples of Rube Goldberg’s enduring oddball legacy:
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By now, we’re all so used to seeing graffiti that we ignore it. But would you be able to ignore graffiti using a medium or a method you’d never seen before?
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Just a week after announcing it was licensing the Kodak brand name, JK Imaging has been showing a Micro Four Thirds camera at a press conference in China. Details are vague but the camera, reported to be called the S1, does appear to be sporting the official Micro Four Thirds logo. The camera, which will offer Wi-Fi for communication with smartphones, is said to be based around a Sony CMOS sensor. (via PetaPixel)
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Shout Out and the highest level of respect to GURU RIP.. This Jadakiss assisted Premo track was so infectious and Hip-Hip that is was impossible for me to not attempt to make Guru and Premo proud!!! Recorded for the Mic Handz 2012 Release SAYOUAINTKNOW! Project Mic Handz delivers an array for flow pattern changes and a BlockBoy bravado worthy of this industries attention… Mic Handz has breached the perimeter and god help who ever is not paying attention… Your spots are in jeopardy …”These Half Ass Freshman Class, Bastids is Killin Me!!, ” Quoted “RIGHT WHERE YOU STAND” freestyle ,Mic Handz 2012
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