Last year, Microsoft introduced its hyperlapse algorithm for stabilizing camera footage into smooth timelapses. Now, the technology comes to life as the company has released the product as an app for Windows Phone, and as a beta app for Android devices as well as other Microsoft platforms. Read more
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Vor einiger Zeit stellte ich fest, dass meine persönliche Fotografie, zu der ich abseits von Aufträgen nur wenig Zeit finde, eigentlich nur noch aus Polaroidaufnahmen besteht. Warum ist das so, frage ich mich lange. Jetzt weiß ich es: Polaroids sind für mich das kreative Pendant dazu, eine Münze zu werfen.
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Das Bild des Tages von: Christoph Wesser
Im Ausblick: Eine Messe für Vintagefotos, Camerawoman und aus alt mach neu.
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In this earlier post from this morning I share: 28 Wondrous Images of Long and Winding Roads
By Trey Ratcliff
Roads and paths are easy to find – whether you live in the city in an urban area, or in the country – there are roads. A dirt track, a walkway, a sidewalk, or a highway – find a road or path and start shooting.
Use the lines of the road to create an interesting and powerful composition. Lead the viewer into the image and tell a story. Like this images:
By nate2b
By paojus alquiza
By Oleg Zaytsev
By Tommy Clark
By Andi Campbell-Jones
Simply upload your shot into the comment field (look for the little camera icon in the Disqus comments section) and they’ll get embedded for us all to see or if you’d prefer upload them to your favourite photo sharing site and leave the link to them. Show me your best images in this week’s challenge. Sometimes it takes a while for an image to appear so be patient and try not to post the same image twice.
By Miwok
By Alberto Carrasco Casado
By sherifx
By Steve Schnabel
By flamouroux
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[ By Steph in Architecture & Cities & Urbanism. ]
Deemed unsafe and left to rot, a stretch of highway in a prime location beside a train station in Seoul, South Korea will soon get a new life as an elevated park. Built in the ’70s, the structure provided access to and from a local market that served as a crucial point of trade in the region for decades, but vehicles were banned after failed inspections in 2006. For years it has sat unused while pedestrians are forced to take a long route around it to get to the station.
It was supposed to be demolished, but officials consulted residents and experts to see if there was another option. Pedestrian walkways can be hard to come by in any city, and the dozens of elevated parks that are popping up around the world prove that reclaiming and rehabilitating abandoned infrastructure can be an economic boon as they bring new green space to urban settings and create new connections between neighborhoods.
Dutch architecture firm MVRDV won a contest to design the park, filling it with massive circular plant pots filled with 254 different species of flowers, shrubs and trees to create a “living dictionary of the natural heritage of Korea.” A greenhouse will grow new plants to populate the pots, and pedestrians can stop at a number of cafes, street markets, flower shops and other vendors.
Once completed, the 55-foot-high structure will cut the walk around the railway station from 25 minutes to 11, and is expected to generate 1.83 times its cost in economic benefits.
A freeway bridge linking historically divided sides of Washington, D.C. on either side of the Anacostia River is set to become a vibrant, High-Line-style …
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A long-abandoned underground space may soon be turned into a subterranean version of the High Line park, complete with high-tech sunlight harvesting.
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Users of the new Leica Monochrom (typ 246) risk wiping out their Apple Photos library if they try to use it to store the DNG Raw files created by the camera, according to a statement from Leica’s Red Dot Forum. Mac computer owners running OS X Yosemite will find the files cause the library to crash, which Leica says could lead to all images saved in the library being destroyed. Read more
Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Leading lines are a powerful element in composition. Nothing makes better lines in photos than roads and pathways. leading
Let’s take a look at a few images using these to create strong compositions. Keep in mind light is also important so it all comes together.
A ribbon of light by Dino Marsango on 500px
Road To The Heavens by Tristan O’Tierney on 500px
Road to… by Aydin Palabiyikoglu on 500px
Wooden catwalk by Roberto D’Antoni on 500px
Aurora Road by Christopher Waddell on 500px
The Way by Pablo Belastegui on 500px
Pathway by Mikko Lagerstedt on 500px
The pathway by Jorge Maia on 500px
magic autumn landscape in park by Sergiy Trofimov on 500px
The Way by Pat Teglia on 500px
Wood & water II by Ramón Menéndez Covelo on 500px
Zigzag by Gerald Macua on 500px
Dark Tube by Thiemo Hesse on 500px
Red and white snakes by Kristian D. Hansen on 500px
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Ein Beitrag von: Julia Nimke
Die Natur, die Weite, die Stille liebte ich schon immer. Als Kind lehrte mich mein Stiefvater alle heimischen Vögel und Tierarten, zeigte mir, welche Blätter zu welcher Baumsorte gehörten und unterrichtete mich das aufmerksame Studieren einer Landschaft. Seither liebe ich es, mich in entlegenen Gegenden aufzuhalten, den Körper herunterzufahren, die Augen zu entspannen und Blicke wandern zu lassen.
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Despite the service’s recent major update, Flickr doesn’t yet offer a way for users to search content based on camera settings. Shutterdial, a website from photographer Tianhe Yang, fills that void by using the Flickr API to offer photo searches based on based on four criteria: subject, focal length, shutter speed and aperture. Read more
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Are you looking for free photography themes? Here you’ll find 15 incredible designs developed especially for the purpose. Who can use them? We guess these WordPress themes will be useful for artists, designers and developers. In a word, for everybody who wants to save some money on his/her future website design. Free themes don’t have 24/7 support like their premium Continue Reading
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