A few nice visual art images I found:
Sculpture by Aurel Vlad
Image by cod_gabriel
Exhibited in the "Cuhnia" art gallery, part of the "Gesture and Truth" ("Gest si adevar") exhibition.
AGCC Visual Arts Director Marshall Astor Places the Last Block – Allan Kaprow’s Fluids at Angels Gate
Image by Angels Gate
From the re-invention of Allan Kaprow’s Fluids in Angels Gate Park. April 27, 2008.
Photo by I.D.E.A.S. Club President Michele Hubacek.
Here's an idea that is so simple I am surprised it did not strike me sooner.
It's one of several neat little design improvements in the new Einsteins, but it never occurred to me how cheap and easy it would be to retrofit my old AlienBees. Read more »
went for a sunday photoshoot , took some pics and compiled some pics I have in this video I hope you enjoy!
We’ve just posted our review of the Canon PowerShot G1 X. Rather than going down the mirrorless camera route, Canon has opted to create a large sensor zoom compact. The result is the G1 X, a camera that offers a near-APS-C-sized sensor in a slightly enlarged G-series body. With its 28-112mm equivalent, F2.8-5.8 stabilized lens, it offers similar capability to an entry-level DSLR in a more convenient package. So how does the G1 X stack-up as a more compact Rebel replacement? Read our review to find out.
Secret Photoshop Tips: Tow to change colors on shirts, on cars and on almost any other image, through colorization.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Wow…this was an awesome video created for the Accent. Check out the cool graphics. It highlights the new slogan “New Thinking. New Possibilities.” and showcases the Accent in many way. Enjoy this clip!
Enhanced Dimensions presents our Star Wars Empire 3D Poster – YT3D Version. Developed in conjunction with Zoltan Simon who has a huge range of Star Wars related designs. Built and tested in Adobe After Effects as Cyan Red anaglyph. Website www.enhanced-dimensions.com is currently in development. For more info on Enhanced Dimensions view our showreel or contact us on 3d@enhanced-dimensions.com – http For more info on Zoltan’s designs visit his site at www.simonz.co.hu Stereoscopic 3D Animation by Andrew Murchie
Music by Black Water Rising www.myspace.com getitdigital review: This is a new comparison between the Nikon D300s and the Canon EOS 7D. We’ve compared the features, High Definition Video Capabilities, Image Quality, High Speed Shooting and more. We also go over some of the main features. HD Video samples are included. You can read the article and check out more info on our blog: getitdigital.wordpress.com
Please Like, Rate, Comment and Favorite:) It doesn’t really have a story again, like my other vids. but yeh:P This was just put together out of pure boredom. This was filmed on a friday in mong kok with gabrielle salonga and prisca ng. All footage’s were filmed in Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong This collection of video’s were filmed with my Nikon D300s paired with a Nikkor MF 35mm f/2 lens. Song: Over The Pond- By The Album Leaf
SmugMug has updated its popular Camera Awesome iOS app, including the option to share images via Instagram’s photo sharing service. The move comes a week after the popular Hipstamatic processing app added the same capability. So, while the Camera Awesome update includes a series of feature tweaks and the option to buy all add-on filters for $ 9.99 (or the balance, if you’ve already paid for some), the bigger news is that Instagram clearly has photo sharing ambitions far beyond its own apps.
About 7 years ago I bought my first speciality camera bag. I’d been using a regular backpack to lug my stuff around, but I needed something more targeted for camera gear and so I bought the LowePro CompuDaypack
Over the course of the next 5 years or so I wouldn’t say I abused that bag, but I wore it every single day of my life. It went into abandoned buildings, over fences, through broken windows, up on bridges and roofs and on tons of trips — it went through rain, sleet, snow, deserts, mountains, beaches, everywhere. I’m not your typical weekend shooter and so I’m not sure that any bag could possibly withstand the sort of turmoil I put a bag through. Inevitably the bag began to wear out. When you use a bag like I do this will probably happen to any bag. The fabric literally began to tear apart at the bottom of the bag where I’d set it on the ground over and over and over again.
I loved my LowePro though. It was perfect for me. I liked it so much that I bought another LowePro as my next bag purchase. This time a bigger bag to accomodate even more lenses, the CompuTrekker Plus AW. I had more to carry around and needed something even more robust for my photography adventures.
Probably the biggest vulnerability on any bag is the zipper. After about 2 years, the zipper on my CompuTrekker Plus AW went out. Disappointed, I decided to send my bag back into LowePro to see if it could be repaired. Since I was mailing them my new backpack anyways, I thought I’d also through my old CompuDayPack bag in as well and see how well LowePro honored their lifetime guarantee on their bags.
To my surprise after sending both bags into LowePro they sent me back two brand new bags. I don’t think they make the CompuTrekker Plus AW anymore so instead they replaced it with one of the best bags that they make, the Lowepro Pro Runner 450 AW
When a company stands behind their products and honors their lifetime guarantee like this, I think it’s only fair to write up a blog post on them as a satisfied customer and share an example of excellent customer support with the rest of the world. Not only does LowePro make great camera bags, but they stand by their product even when someone puts it through the sort of workout that I do.
Thanks, LowePro!
