So if you have any terrific time lapse videos, preferably with some background about where it is and how it was taken, send them to me at theblog@toddnorburyphotography.com
Here is one to whet your appetite.
Congrats to Sarah HB for being the 1st person to get the winning number, #47. Her Dell Wasabi printer will be on its way next week. Thanks to all that entered.
I have mention this great tool for photographers before on this blog, but now it is even better, IF you have an iPhone. Check it out!
The Photographer’s Ephemeris | Plan your shoot.
After 56 81 guesses, still no one has the right number! Here is a list of the numbers left.
14, 34, 40, 41, 47, 52, 59, 60, 65, 70, 78, 80, 84, 85, 87, 89, 90, 93 and 95.
One of them is THE lucky number. Please put your guesses in the comments for the post linked above.
If ever I needed proof that underwater photography in the surf is an excellent concept, here it is. Mark Tipple’s work is stunning.
http://www.theunderwaterproject.com/index.php
The Underwater Project from The Underwater Project on Vimeo.
Well, as promised, you can win a Dell Wasabi printer, just by posting a number between 1 and 100 in the comments below. Please register so I can send an email to the person who picks the winning number first. Only 1 guess per person please. Good luck!
For a list of the numbers already guessed, go to this post. http://toddnorburyphotography.com/blog/2010/the-dell-wasabi-printer-still-hasnt-been-won/
Cut Lunch, originally uploaded by norbography.
Yes, I know I said more details will come today, but I am still figuring out the finer points of a competition. I thought I had a ripper planned until someone I mentioned it to pointed out a very silly error on my behalf. Don’t ask.
Its coming, just not today. Keep your eyes peeled.
Sea, originally uploaded by norbography.
One from the archives.
Still Water, originally uploaded by norbography.
I am a designer during the day. That is my job. I design telecommunications infra structure. Sounds like it is technical and difficult. It isn’t really. Imagine having to design a camera. Well, Canon have a terrific site that shows the steps in designing a camera.
Canon Camera Museum | Design Hall.
Thanks to Campbell Simpson for the heads up.
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