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  • Re: Retarded Policeman #22: Bitches “Retarded Policeman #22: Bitches”

    Retarded Policeman #22: Bitches This video Retarded Policeman #22: Bitches was not the best comeback. Retarded Policeman #22: Bitches I had an experience with an idiot cop once. www.youtube.com Thanks so much, and don’t forget to check me out on the links below! MAIN CHANNEL www.youtube.com Retarded Policeman #22: Bitches comedy series parody spoof short film police traffic cop nice funny cute dumb crazy weird silly love happy goofy laugh haha humor hilarious actor hollywood actor joke jokes fun man woman guy girl dude relationship relationships pretty pet animal puppy kitten husband wife car automobile sketch skit animation animated strange surprise driver driving ticket street lights TV theme song jingle catchy tune music sketch comedy web series home video police officer law enforcement law force
    Video Rating: 1 / 5

  • Macro Photography, Part 1 – Photography with Imre – Episode 29

    Episode 29 of my photography series is about macro photography (part 1 of 2). Please subscribe and feel free to submit video requests! Also check out my other sites on the Web: Blogs: binarygraphite.blogspot.com or binarygraphite.tumblr.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com

    In this quick training video Michael show you how to use the Canon 2x and 1.4x Extenders. He talks about the pros and cons of these extenders as well as price effectiveness in comparison to telephoto lenses. He also discusses how these extenders work when attached to a crop factor body and how the images will look on a crop down sensor. Includes photography stills taken as examples that were shot with the Canon EOS Rebel 60D body. Canon 2x EF Extender III (Teleconverter) available at BHphoto.com: www.bhphotovideo.com Canon 1.4x EF Extender III (Teleconverter) BHphoto.com: www.bhphotovideo.com There are more great videos and photography gear reviews on Michael’s website at www.michaelthemaven.com
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • World Press Photo announces 2012 contest winners

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    Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda has won the World Press Photo 2011 award. The prize comes for his image of a woman holding a relative wounded during protests against Yemen’s President Saleh. The World Press Photo Contest 2012 also awarded prizes in 18 other categories ranging from Arts and Entertainment to Portraits. Some of these images may be familiar from news coverage throughout the year but they make a compelling and inspiring reminder of the breadth of photography, even within the confines of press usage.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Paddling with Pixel on the North Platte River in Wyoming



    Paddling with Pixel, the “water” Corgi in Sea Wind canoe on the North Platte River below Saratoga, Wyoming (near Pick Bridge). May 30, 2009.

    That was the weekend of the last Wyoming Outback Challenge, 44 mile paddling race from Saratoga to Fort Steele. The race was organized in 2007, 2008 and 2009, see the summary of results

    The North Platte in Wyoming is one of my favorite rivers. I paddled the river from Benet Peak campground to Seminoe Reservoir and shorter section below Glendo and Guernsey Reservoirs.

    Pixel is often my paddling companion when I have a chance to paddle Sea Wind in a more recreational mode.

    Related posts:
    Paddling with Pixel, the Water Corgi
    Sun, Snow and Wind on the North Platte River in Wyoming
    Bennett Peak to Pick Bridge on the North Platte River, Wyoming
    Do You Paddle with Your Dog? K-9 Kayaking
    44 Miles of the North Platte River in 2 Minutes
    North Platte River Kayak Racing – 2009 Wyoming Outback Challenge


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  • Photoshop Rulers and Guides (and an update)

    iceflowstudios.com http Check out rulers and guides in Photoshop! They will help tremendously! Also check out IceflowStudios.com for daily updates!
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

    www.essential-photoshop-elements.com With Photoshop Elements you can remove a section of your photo and seamlessly stitch it back together. Visit essential-photoshop-elements.com for more free content.

  • Nursery Rhymes – Chubby Cheeks

    The cheeks of this little girl are chubby the chin is dimple and she has blue eyes as well. To watch more entertaining and educating videos on animation stories nursery rhymes learning series and school poems SUBSCRIBE NOW at www.youtube.com . To watch more kids animation videos in high quality log onto www.youtube.com

  • D7000-Exposure Compensation

    Lesson 4 in our look at the Nikon D7000. This time it’s about the Exposure Compensation setting. This setting was one of the most frequent questions while I was teaching Photography. This tutorial would apply to any of Nikon’s current DSLR line up. The Nikon D3000, Nikon D3100, Nikon D5000, Nikon D5100, Nikon D7000, Nikon D90 and more. Remember to subscribe so you can get the next chapter. Thanks for watching Visit www.dbkcreative.com to see all the other things I do.

  • Umfrage: Auf der Straße fotografiert, im Netz entdeckt.

    Aktuell arbeite ich an einem ausführlichen Artikel zur Straßenfotografie, der hier in naher Zukunft erscheinen soll. Ich möchte das Thema aus verschiedenen Seiten beleuchten und aufarbeiten, aber auch selbst Position beziehen.

    Dabei stelle ich mir unter anderem auch die Frage: Wie würdet Ihr reagieren, wenn Ihr bemerkt, dass Euch eine fremde Person auf der Straße fotografiert, das Foto etwas bearbeitet und ins Netz gestellt hat? Stellt Euch das vor. Auf dem Bild seid Ihr nicht nachteilig abgebildet, aber gut zu erkennen. Ihr habt die Person zuvor nicht bemerkt und seid deshalb überrascht, das Bild auf Euren Streifzügen im Netz zu finden.

    Für manche Leute ist das ein großes Problem, für andere nur ein kleines oder – wie in meinem Fall – gar keines. Für mich gehört es schon beinahe zum Alltag, von Freunden fotografiert zu werden und auch, wenn ich mir auf den Bildern nicht immer gefalle (wer gefällt sich schon auf Fotos?), ist das völlig in Ordnung. Falls mich also jemand auf der Straße fotografiert, passt das.

    Jedoch weiß ich, dass es durchaus Andersdenkende gibt. Leute, die mir zustimmen, aber an einem bestimmten Punkt widersprechen würden. Leute, die ganz und gar nicht damit zufrieden wären, fotografiert und dann “ins Netz” gestellt zu werden.

    So schrieb beispielsweise “derfototim” im Juni des letzten Jahres unter anderem Folgendes:

    “Nur soviel: Würde ICH ein Foto von mir irgendwo finden, das ein “Street-Fotograf” irgendwo ohne mein Wissen und/oder meine Einwilligung erstellt hat – ich würde ihn zumindest freundlich anmahnen oder, wenn das Foto tatsächlich diskreditierend wäre, gleich verklagen. Oder zumindest damit drohen ;)”

    ~

    Daher interessieren mich Eure Beweggründe, Gedanken und vielleicht auch vorhandene Befürchtungen. Diejenigen, die es stört, frage ich: Warum ist das so? Was genau ist daran für Euch störend? Wie würdet Ihr reagieren, was würdet Ihr unternehmen? Ist Abmahnen eine Option für Euch? Und diejenigen, die es nicht stört, frage ich auch: Warum ist das so? Wie denkt Ihr darüber?

    In beiden Fällen bitte ich Euch, für Euch selbst zu sprechen, bei Eurer eigenen Wahrnehmung zu bleiben. Ich möchte hier keine Streiterein herbeiführen, sondern Euch verstehen. Eventuell werde ich Kommentare von Euch im oben genannten Artikel zur Straßenfotografie zitieren.

    Ich bin gespannt.


    KWERFELDEIN | Fotografie Magazin

  • Photo Talk Plus, Episode 9, With Special Guest Carlos Miller

    Lotus Carroll and I had a fantastic time interviewing Carlos Miller of the famed Photography is Not a Crime blog for Episode 9 of Photo Talk Plus. Interestingly enough Carlos had just been arrested 24 hours earlier for photographing an Occupy Miami protest. This was Carlos’ third arrest for his photography (he beat the rap on the first two). Carlos has championed photographers rights since starting his blog which covers all sorts of photographer rights issues online.

    In our interview with Carlos, he talks about the arrest and the fact that the police deleted his video footage of his arrest after arresting him. Unfortunately for the Miami PD, Carlos was able to retrieve the video footage that was deleted. (see below). In the recovered footage it clearly shows that there were other individuals filming the police activity and what appears to be Carlos’ being singled out for an arrest simply for participating in his Constitutionally protected 1st Amendment right to videotape the police.

    In addition to our interview with Carlos we talked about some of the top weekly photography related stories from Google+ include Joe Azure’s spectacular 15 minute photograph of the Golden Gate Bridge, Google+’s unofficial 100 million user number projected by Paul Allen, Billy Wilson’s most interactive people on Google+ Circle. and an update on Ivan Makarov’s Plus One Collection book.

    This episode’s panelists included Denise Ho from Google Photos, Eric James Leflar, Amy Heiden, Keith Barrett, and Peter Tsai.

    Thanks as always to our sponsors SmugMug and Drobo. Be sure to check them out at http://smugmug.com and http://drobo.com!

    Video of Carlos Miller’s arrest while covering an Occupy Miami protest


    Thomas Hawk Digital Connection