The people over at www.holgablog.com have exceeded their already high standards with this feature on the Tour de France. Make sure you check the links at the bottom of their page as well, some stunning photos taken with Holga cameras.
Coming up to 40 years since man landed on the moon, discovermagazine.com looks back at 10 photos from that time. Some excellent shots from on the big chunk of cheese.
10 Great Views—and Memories—From the Moon | Space Flight | DISCOVER Magazine.
If you have a photography business, or even thinking about starting one up, here are some very useful tools to help you get it going in the right direction.
cameraphone – diptych, originally uploaded by re.pete.
Pete has come up with the goods again with this diptych of the worlds shaggiest dog. Great shot Pete.
To my fan out there in internet land, this blog MAY slow down a little in the next few weeks due to the fact that in a little over 24 hours, a few blokes will race push bikes around France. One of the few disadvantages of living at GPS coordinates -34.9,150.7 is that the Tour de France is on late at night here. Usually starting transmission at 10PM and winding up at about 2am. Sadly, this coincides with the times I do most of my posting to the blog. So, if you find things a little slow, why not have a look at the Tour. Even better, check out the fantastic photos at The Boston Globes site, The Big Picture. One set here, and another here.
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As you can see from above, there are some wonderful photos of what is a stunning piece of the earth.
Those whacky bunch over at Photojojo have done it again. It kills me to see some of these beautiful old cameras being used for pot plants, but I suppose, if they are stuffed, you may as well.
This just in from Olympus.
This is the PEN Story in stop motion. We shot 50.000 pictures, developed 8.000 prints and shot over 1.800 pictures again. No post production! Thanks to all the stop motion artists who inspired us. …
Wow! That is very cool.
I don’t know what to make of this article. Have a read and tell me what you think. If nothing else, it will get people thinking.
Thanks to www.photonewstoday.com, big news for the UWA lens nerds today. If you have a cropped frame (Thanks Jason Stone) camera, the newest Sigma 10-20 is on its way. f/3.5 across the range, it seems to be a step up from the old 10-20.
From the same site that bought you the paint in water shots, check out the Museum of Photography for more stunning images, or shocking images like the one below! Three words people, three words. Male Camel Toe!
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