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Zen
posted by papuga2006 - 16th of march, 2008
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Everyone on this world is searching happiness outside, but no one understands own soul. Everyone says ‘I’, ‘I want that’, ‘I am like that’, but no one does not understand those ‘I’. When you were born from where did ... More... 
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Frozen vegetables better then fresh.
posted by papuga2006 - 22nd of february, 2008
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What about that.
Some scientists where study frozen and fresh vegetables and they discover that frozen are better then fresh.
They all have almost the same value vitamins and calories. In that point fresh vegetables ... More...
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Books on photography
posted by frozenstar - 1st of february, 2008
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Since I already declared myself a complete newbie to the whole photography and therefore stock photography thing I started looking up books on photography, especially digital one.
I found a couple of title that sounded interesting ... More...
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How to make a boring paper texture look great (Part 3)
posted by frozenstar - 19th of january, 2008
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Sorry it took so long to start on the third and final part of the paper tutorial but I had exams these days and wasn't on much.
So this part is just a tiny bit more complicated than the other two.
Open your parchment and copy/paste ... More...
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How to make a boring paper texture look great (Part 2)
posted by frozenstar - 16th of january, 2008
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If you missed the utorial series Part 1, Torn Edges, visit my blogs page and you'll find it there.
This next step is really easy and it work just fine on any kind of paper texture ;P
Part 2 is about making a page corner turned. As ... More...
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How to make a boring paper texture look great (Part 1)
posted by frozenstar - 15th of january, 2008
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This is a tutorial as some have as for tips on how I make my stocks digitally. So I decided to start with explaining how I do my parchment papers. First part is about making torn edges
As I can't post images to explain every step ... More...
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What the new year brings
posted by frozenstar - 30th of december, 2007
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I'm not sure what it brings because the future can be pretty unpredictable sometimes but I can only hope it's something good.
I plan on starting it with my first mixed media work that involves besides basic photomanipulation a lot ... More...
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Tips for isolated objects
posted by frozenstar - 26th of december, 2007
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I recently started shooting stuff around my house but the background of my room is always such a bugger, especially with my blue walls.
If you do have white walls or even a proper professional studio this blog shouldn't be of much ... More...
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The person behind the username
posted by frozenstar - 19th of december, 2007
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Well I guess the first thing I should be starting with is the same old boring name + ASL so my name is Andreea C, I'm 20 years old (going to 21 next summer), female (name should be a hint) and I live in a small town in the northern ... More...
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Stone balancing!
posted by amaranta - 15th of november, 2007
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Stone balancing!
I love this mental discipline.
It has a precise relation with the zen practice, in the execution and in the result.
Stone balancing is a way for the meditation and for the increase of mental sensibility.... More...
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Bad weather, good photos
posted by davidwattsjr - 18th of august, 2007
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I often think of lousy weather days as lousy days for making photos. But, sometimes the worst of days can present unique opportunities for beautiful shots.
Back in the winter, we had an ice storm. Lots of freezing rain and precipitation.... More...
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Old Russian cameras
posted by missb - 27th of july, 2007
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I love the old analog cameras! They are easy too use and the quality is great! There is a good opportunity for making your own photolab at home (when using b/w film).
I have got an old FED35A and my friend has an old genuine Zenit-... More...
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