
Its that Tutorial i show you how you can turn your face into an Avatar. Its not the best but a start for the Na´vi! Pic its myself! Software: Photoshop CS4 Recorded using Camstudio 6 PC Windows XP

Its that Tutorial i show you how you can turn your face into an Avatar. Its not the best but a start for the Na´vi! Pic its myself! Software: Photoshop CS4 Recorded using Camstudio 6 PC Windows XP
Reconstruced from Anaglyph plus 2d trailers
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Old 2+1 system. 2008r – SoundWave 700 series – Denon D60 speakers – TVM/Tesla subwoofer Rec by Samsung SC-MX10
This is probably one of the cheapest ways to convert your standard lens into a macro lens. I bought this Fotodiox reverse ring from Amazon for 8.95$ and it works pretty well. In the video you’ll see; Nikon D60 Nikon 50mm 1.8D Fotodiox Reverse ring for Nikon F mount You can see some sample shots on my blog www.bloggermathai.com
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Latest video from the Afrobeat star’s newest release, “The Secret” VIDEO CREDITS A Native Resonance Production (www.NativeResonance.com) Writer | Director: Sam Bathrick Co-Writer: Eileen O’Neill Producer: Adam Barton Director of Photography: Henry Jacobson Director of Photography 2nd Unit: Alex Cullen Assistant Director: Emma Tammi Art Director: Jimmy Williams Choreographer & Associate Producer: Korin Mills Production Assistant / Swing: Matt Schwartzfeld Executive Producers: Eric Herman, Modiba Productions (modiba.net), Six Degrees Records (sixdegreesrecords.com) CAST: Henry Fields – Boy Jasmyne Hart – Girl Cameron Castonguay – Jealous boy Chorus: Cedar Hart Nicholas Carnevale Tyler Carnevale Ciera Schwanzer Saville Keyes Cedar Keyes Cole Seaman Grace Kelley Francesca Bigelow Katlyn Lockenwitz
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Photography Tutorial – This image was shot for a Pentax advert in the UKs DSLR User Magazine. We’ve also used it in our downloadable photography course Digital Photography Exposed. To find out more visit www.photographycourses.biz There’s a remake of this film at www.youtube.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
We’ve just published our review of the Epson Stylus Photo R3000. The R3000 is the top of Epson’s non-Pro photo inkjet lineup. It’s a 13" / A3+ format printer with nine pigment-based inks that can handle a variety of media, including roll-fed paper and CD/DVDs as well as board up to 1.3mm thick. As with our multi-function printer group test, this review was produced in collaboration with Vincent Oliver of Photo-i.co.uk.
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)
Article by travel photographer Itai Danan, editor of Neocamera. With great controls comes great responsibilities. Unlike Point & Shoot users who often have the benefit of a Panorama Assist mode, DSLR users have to control everything themselves. This is more work, but allows for greater flexibility while shooting images for a panorama. The basic principle […]
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A few nice visual art images I found:
Street Art In Drogheda

Image by infomatique
Visual Arts
October 2006 saw the opening of the town’s first dedicated municipal art gallery and visual arts centre, the Highlanes Gallery, housed in the former Franciscan Friary on St. Laurence Street. The Highlanes Gallery holds Drogheda’s important municipal art collection which dates from the 17th century as well as visiting exhibitions in a venue which meets key international museum and gallery standards.
The original Drogheda bypass bridge over the river Boyne, known locally as the "Bridge of Peace", is well-known regionally for its aerosol graffiti murals. Under the bridge, on each side of the river there are two large concrete supports that measure approximately 8 metres high, and 20 metres long. Starting in the 1980s with the breakdance craze, these supports were painted and sprayed with murals by aerosol artists. This activity at the time was technically illegal and frowned upon by the local authorities. Today the murals are frequently updated and limited sponsorship of the artists is provided by local businesses.
Street Art In Drogheda

Image by infomatique
Visual Arts
October 2006 saw the opening of the town’s first dedicated municipal art gallery and visual arts centre, the Highlanes Gallery, housed in the former Franciscan Friary on St. Laurence Street. The Highlanes Gallery holds Drogheda’s important municipal art collection which dates from the 17th century as well as visiting exhibitions in a venue which meets key international museum and gallery standards.
The original Drogheda bypass bridge over the river Boyne, known locally as the "Bridge of Peace", is well-known regionally for its aerosol graffiti murals. Under the bridge, on each side of the river there are two large concrete supports that measure approximately 8 metres high, and 20 metres long. Starting in the 1980s with the breakdance craze, these supports were painted and sprayed with murals by aerosol artists. This activity at the time was technically illegal and frowned upon by the local authorities. Today the murals are frequently updated and limited sponsorship of the artists is provided by local businesses.
Street Art In Drogheda

Image by infomatique
Visual Arts
October 2006 saw the opening of the town’s first dedicated municipal art gallery and visual arts centre, the Highlanes Gallery, housed in the former Franciscan Friary on St. Laurence Street. The Highlanes Gallery holds Drogheda’s important municipal art collection which dates from the 17th century as well as visiting exhibitions in a venue which meets key international museum and gallery standards.
The original Drogheda bypass bridge over the river Boyne, known locally as the "Bridge of Peace", is well-known regionally for its aerosol graffiti murals. Under the bridge, on each side of the river there are two large concrete supports that measure approximately 8 metres high, and 20 metres long. Starting in the 1980s with the breakdance craze, these supports were painted and sprayed with murals by aerosol artists. This activity at the time was technically illegal and frowned upon by the local authorities. Today the murals are frequently updated and limited sponsorship of the artists is provided by local businesses.
Of my time in Switzerland I really enjoyed the scenery in and around Grindelwald most. It is a beautiful town in a beautiful valley. The towering Eiger mountain that stands above the valley is a legendary mountain climbing destination. Tough to believe people climb straight up its steep cliff face. If you ever visit Switzerland I highly recommend exploring Grindelwald and taking the train to Kleine Scheidegg above Grindelwald for lunch.
Grindelwald Homes Under the Shadow of the Eiger, Switzerland
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Grindelwald Homes Under the Shadow of the Eiger, Switzerland
