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Archive for the ‘Inspiration’ Category
Monday, December 12th, 2011
Even a guy travelling around on his own dime acting tough likes a little romanticism every now and then. In my case I was seeking it in a desert sunset, alone. But the Sam desert that had been promoted so heavily by media back home turned out to be not a romatic site calling for introspection, but a chaotic circus. And yet still my desert sunset shot ultimately did turn out to my satisfaction. Read more » No Comments »
Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
As some readers may already know, Zoner Software is a company based in the Czech Republic. We try to not let this show on our blog too much and too often, but the story of Dagmar Hoch-Reinhardt is too interesting not to tell. She is among the most significant women in Czech photographic history, with a strong humanist bent. She has dedicated almost her entire life to documenting society’s “breakpoints.” Read more » No Comments »
Friday, December 2nd, 2011
There is beauty in smog... or more precisely, in thermal inversions, the weather phenomenon behind smog. To say that they are beautiful may seem like an outright provocation right now for anyone living in a city that suffers autumn smog. But the same low-hanging mist that absorbs dust into itself in the cities and brings pure torture to asthmatics is a beautiful sight in rural areas. And when you add to that the morning sunrise, the effect is doubled. Read more » No Comments »
Monday, November 28th, 2011
From a photographic perspective, dragonflies are wonderful beings. Elegant, fast, and lots to choose from. Once you start watching them closely, you soon discover they are everywhere. Not just at ponds, but also in forests and on sun-drenched peaks. From the cliffs of Montenegro to the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. And it is not hard to get up close to a dragonfly... if you know how. Read more » No Comments »
Tuesday, November 22nd, 2011
I’m not here to slander the citizens of Cappadocia, Turkey and say they bathe in dust. But, describing a life among the ashes does almost beg for sensationalism. However, the ashes here are not powder; they’ve transformed into very soft rock, so more than a life among ashes, here we have a life in a system of human-carved caves. Read more » No Comments »
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011
Panasonic has a new mirrorless camera and has launched off into the unknown waters of pocket-size 3D photography. Fans of small compacts with interchangeable lengses can look forward to a fast wide-angle compact lens. The rest of us can take a photographic trip to Islam’s holiday season. Read more » No Comments »
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
As you already know, we have just released the 14th edition of our photo editing software. We have added quite a few new features that we think you will really enjoy. One of the great features we added was the ability to tone map your images. Read more » 1 Comment »
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Faced with the possibility of a complete meltdown, the European Union has been burning up the headlines for the past few weeks. While the "wizards" of economics attempt to fix the Union's money problems, let's take a look at the symbol that brings all of them together: The EU flag. Read more »
