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This is wicked. But It's wild to think about how he pulled it off painting these on?! Enjoy.
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Moleskine Sticky Notes
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Again, taking a break lately, but this is a must post!
Moleskine Sticky Notes ... 'nough said! Epically awesome.
Also, check out their wicked memo cards:
http://www.moleskineus.com/mbf3612-moleskine-professional-memo-cards.html
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Top 40 tips to help you take the very best photos | Pixel Photography
"1: Face your fears
Identify the photographic technique you’re least confident about and resolve to master it. For example, if your camera’s advanced flash modes fill you with fear, try spending just 15 or 20 minutes each day practising how to use them. This way you’ll be able to build up your confidence bit by bit, without becoming overwhelmed.
Identify the photographic technique you’re least confident about and resolve to master it. For example, if your camera’s advanced flash modes fill you with fear, try spending just 15 or 20 minutes each day practising how to use them. This way you’ll be able to build up your confidence bit by bit, without becoming overwhelmed.
2: It’s all about you
Don’t get too hung up on equipment. Yes, it’s nice to have the best brands and the hottest technology, but ultimately a camera is just a device that captures and records light. You are the visionary. Only you make it happen.
Don’t get too hung up on equipment. Yes, it’s nice to have the best brands and the hottest technology, but ultimately a camera is just a device that captures and records light. You are the visionary. Only you make it happen.
3: Get it right in-camera
Always push yourself to achieve the perfect shot in-camera. A few extra minutes spent in the field tweaking exposures, fitting filters or refining compositions is always preferable to relying on Photoshop to bail you out. Software never produces such satisfying results."
Always push yourself to achieve the perfect shot in-camera. A few extra minutes spent in the field tweaking exposures, fitting filters or refining compositions is always preferable to relying on Photoshop to bail you out. Software never produces such satisfying results."
These are great tips! As my wife and I are in the market for our own DSLR (finally time to upgrade from traditional SLR's!), we are excited to employ some of these classic reminders and tips. You can see some of my work here and here and here, oh and here too.
Check out Pixel Photography for more details, and follow them @PixPh on Twitter!
Get out and shoot!
A Staggeringly Concise Desktop Twitter App Directory | Twitdom
You can find the whole list here (7 pages!).
I enjoy trying different pieces of software for something like Twitter. I just can't believe how many there are! It is pretty wild. Enjoy.
Happy tweeting.
Twitter Trends This Morning - Really?
Several of these search topics don't make sense or register with me ... but one of them definitely sticks out. I thought to myself this morning ... really? People search for that? On Twitter?!
I guess I have a lot to learn ...Friday, April 9, 2010
We Follow - Nice "Oops Page"
I love their "this page doesn't exist" page. Is that a Back to the Future quote, circa 1985?
It is witty, fresh, and clean design. I like it. Plus their log is nice too. I dig the color combination, and the subtle shadow and the base. Nice stuff. Funny.
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Thursday, April 8, 2010
What the iPad is Missing (No, it’s not a Camera) | The FontFeed
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Typography took a back seat in the designing of Apple's famous iPad? Interesting. I'll take his word for it. It would still be nice to have an iPad though : )
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