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defranco:

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tyleroakley:

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“Macros, Pans, and Invisible Chairs”

Just some Spring Time Photos

It may seem like a dumb idea, but I’ve been thinking about making postcards for the towns/cities I visit. Whether I do anything with them or not, I’m thinking more for myself. Just for my photo albums (or iPhoto album, I guess. Who still makes photo albums?). 

I had fun working with the type on this, and I think it came out well. 

New purchase at the flea market today. Great condition (it’s a filter, not really that grimy), comes with flash, and a really nice leather case. For a camera collector, I’m surprised it took me this long to get this model. Got a great deal on it too!

Sunset over Lake Zurich, IL. It’s actually been nice out, so I finally managed to get out and start taking pictures again! These are usually my go-to-shots, to get back into it. Here, or a nearby forest preserve that I have thousands of pictures from.

typostrate:

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Typo found for you by A. Tchekhov. Get your moustache on!

And mine shall never leave my face

photojojo:

Don’t worry, we were drooling when we first saw it too. It’s a new print from Pop Chart Lab titled “A Visual Compendium of Cameras,” and it features 100 of the most important cameras in history.

This May Be The Coolest Camera Print There Is

via Superbunneh

YES PLEASE

chuckpalahniuk

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photojojo:

Running out of space on your phone is the worst.

The iFlash Drive will save you! It’s a portable drive that you can transfer your photos onto in a jiff. 

Since one end plugs into your phone and the other plugs into a USB, you can transfer them straight onto your computer in one simple step. 

The iFlash Drive, a USB drive for your iPhone or iPad

Pretty nifty idea for all the iPhotographers out there.

photojojo:

The one camera we *don’t* have on our shelf — this LEGO camera that has moving parts. It was made by LEGO Suzuki!

Need.

A LEGO Camera That Has Moving Parts

via Reddit

You should really go support this project. I would very much like to buy this!

Results of messing around in Photo Booth on the iPad, but really want to explore this idea a little more using a DSLR. I know it’s something that’s kind of been done to death, but I think it would be a good project to get my creativity flowing again…

(Source: youandmeis2ofakind, via linzluvs)

clientsfromhell:

A new client runs bed and breakfast company that just added a new lodge. They wanted photos retouched for their website and newsletter..

 Client: I’ve attached the photo. I just want it to look nice, but I could do with it by the end of the day. 

The attached photo is  a dull-looking snapshot of the lodge, taken in early January at about 4:30pm, with very little visible though the heavy snowfall. I do my best to warm up the look of the lodge so that it looks nice and cosy on the inside.

Client: No! That doesn’t look nice! I meant like a nice summer afternoon.

Me: There are 8-inches of snow. The pond is frozen solid. 

Client: Can’t you just Photoshop the snow out of it?

Me: Not really. If you have some other reference photos then I could try and recreate the finished lodge, but it would basically be a digital painting by the time I’m finished.

Client: Who said anything about a painting? I just want you to get rid of the snow from the photo I sent you using the photo I sent you. Is that so hard?

Me: Yes! Exceedingly. 

headvertising:

“While NASA’s Curiosity Mars Rover is exploring Mars and making the headlines, we made a contextual visual for expressing that creativity is going beyond reality with LEGO.

The visual posted primarily on Facebook LEGO page has been massively relayed : 14 000 likes and 1 500 shares within a few hours.”

Advertising Agency: Grey, Paris, France
Executive Creative Directors: Thierry Astier, Stéphane Eynard
Copywriter: Dimitri Hekimian
Art Director: Quentin Deronzier
Art buying: Catherine Jarno
Strategic Planning Director: Alexis de Montaigu
Head of Digital: Damien Ricci
Account Director: Laurence Cormier

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defranco:

Part time lumberjack. Full time man. Coming to an FHP near you very very soon ;)

I think this shirt would be perfect for me.