Archive for July, 2009

Mortimer Bay, originally uploaded by alexwise.

Sit back and let you eyes rejoice! Stunning stuff Wisie.

For the Gen Y people who have never seen a Polaroid develop. Sort of like chimping in slo-mo.

This was shot with a 5D and 24-70f/2.8L lens on a tripod. I tried to line it up with where I took the shot with the Polaroid.

Here is an interesting concept in photography, or any art for that matter. From the FAQ at www.panelpop.com.

PanelPop is a framed art surface with multiple incarnations and future potential in architecture,
housing and whatever else Tony bends his attention towards. The current (tested) uses included.

Digital images are printed directly onto the panel using UV-cured ink.

The Photo Panel is scratch and weather-resistant so doesn’t require glass to protect it.

Upload one of your own photographs (link on most pages of the site) and enjoy the thrill of framing it into life.

PanelPop.

Here is a small collection of breath taking wildlife shots by Nick Brandt. All in black and white, I think you will agree, they really are stunning. Check them out on the link below.

©Nick Brandt

YOUNG GALLERY, Nick Brandt.

First there was Poladroid, and now, a new piece of software to create faux ‘Roids out of any digital photo. I haven’t used it yet, so I have no idea how it works, but it does look the goods.

You could always buy a real Polaroid camera. 

If you try it out, let me know how it goes.

Rollip – Create Polaroids from your photos!

Sick of these overcast days!, originally uploaded by norbography.

There is just something about Polaroid shots. I love the look of them. Luckily, because it turns out to cost about $2.40 each shot.

Speers Point Jetty VI, originally uploaded by Jaysee&Dali 1.0.

What a stunning image for todays Pic of the Day.

If you are one of the many early adopters of the Pentax K-7, they have just released a new firmware for it. Note, the web site is being hammered, so be patient.

More about it here…..Pentax posts K-7 firmware v1.01.