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The texture of the flower
posted by j6789 - 30th of april, 2008
In the end of august 2007, I got to environs to shut and the weather of the day is not good without sunlight. In side of a pond I find this flower and its texture, color is very nice. I had shut it.
An interesting experience of photography for travel
posted by j6789 - 29th of april, 2008
In the end of september 2007, I went to Shanghai in China for a meeting of science. This is a science meeting of hospital management and my paper was ppublished in the book of this meeting. In one day's dusk,I take the Nikon D80 go ... More...
Cool website
posted by shuttlecock - 19th of february, 2008
This really fascinates me. Day and Night
Illustrator Quick Tips 2
posted by shuttlecock - 16th of february, 2008
Although we can include text in vectors, we can't leave it as it is. Just in case the person who downloads the vectors is in Mongolia and they only have Mongolian fonts installed in their computer. They won't be able to see the text ... More...
Why we love Dreamstime
posted by shuttlecock - 16th of february, 2008
That extra pocket money that it provides is fantastic (although I do hate those cheap 0.30cts sales). Pushes me to learn and improve on photography. Taught me about vectors which I knew nothing about a year ago. Hopefully I see ... More...
Got light trails?
posted by thesupe87 - 15th of february, 2008
Abstract light trails are some of my most favorite shots - there's nothing like playing with slow shutterspeed.
Top 10 Hot Bikini Girls
posted by shuttlecock - 15th of february, 2008
These are the top 10 "hot bikini girls" in DT ranked by the most dls. More...
Illustrator Quick Tips
posted by shuttlecock - 15th of february, 2008
Do you know that by pressing Ctrl + H you can toggle show/hide selected path. This is useful to see your artwork without the selected paths obscuring your view, especially useful when coloring your objects. Do you know that ... More...
Excite yourself!
posted by shuttlecock - 14th of february, 2008
Everyone feels excited when they find their images being used somewhere. Unfortunately those designers aren't going to send you a postcard telling you where they used them. But here is a well known trick that you can use to find your ... More...
Pimply face, snort nosed models
posted by shuttlecock - 14th of february, 2008
So what do you do with pimply faced, snort nosed wannabe models? Although you can tell him or her to *bleep* off, a photographer has to always be polite (most of the time) to the models. So next best thing to do is to focus on a smoother ... More...
Tack sharp and noiseless image
posted by shuttlecock - 14th of february, 2008
If you constantly get rejections for blurred and noisy images, why not try your hand at Vectors. It can be a pain to learn but once you have gotten the basics you can really do wonderful things with Vectors. Almost lifelike 3d stuff.... More...
This is full of hot air
posted by shuttlecock - 13th of february, 2008
Every year, during the last week of January, the Swiss alpine village of Chateau d'Oex (pronounced "day") organizes a Hot-Air Ballooning event with hundreds of colorful balloons participating from many countries. Rides unfortunately ... More...
Dialogue With My Better Self
posted by maigi - 15th of november, 2007
Since I have been sick and home couple of days, and today was my last day at home, I decided to have some fun with my camera, and try long, very long shutter speeds. My exploration ended up with this image... huh, I can't include it ... More...
My first day at college in photography
posted by homeriscool - 16th of october, 2007
Hi all, I did write a blog last week stating that i was starting college next week (today) and was asking you opinions on what to expect. well that day arrived today it is only part time evening course and i am starting late actually ... More...
Exposure, Shutter, Aperture and Background
posted by aryanimagery - 14th of september, 2007
Lot of time we face problems while taking picture because of cluttered background and bokeh lights. I have devised for myself few rules that help me to get rid of these things, 1. Depending upon the light, I narrow the aperture that ... More...
Make a List... Check it Twice... and Check What's on the List, too.
posted by south12th - 27th of july, 2007
I was recently asked to photograph a celestial event for a friend -- one that occurs only every 18 years. I was thrilled but also a little apprehensive. I'd have one shot to get it right. I made a list of everything I needed. And ... More...
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