Astronaut Andre Kuipers Shares Stunning Images of Earth from Space EmailEmail In space, 28,000 km/h, 400 km above Earth, Dutch astronaut and physician Andre Kuipers is currently on a 191-days research mission at the International Space Station. Lately, he’s been sharing with the world some of the most amazing views of our beloved home planet up from his perspective. Don’t feel surprised to know that the breathtaking imagery is shot using only his Nikon D3S and not a sophisticated satellite photo-snapping device. The spectacular views of the universe’s constant activity and the spectrum of colors it offers is absolutely magnificent.
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Photography Techniques I often get questions about how I took one picture or another. Perhaps the most common is this one: "I'm a beginner, and it would really help me learn if you could tell me what camera settings you had when you took that picture." This is, perhaps, the worst possible question a student can ask, and conversely, it's the most irresponsible one a teacher can answer. This dispels the old saying that "there is no such thing as a stupid question." There definitely is such a thing, but it's not because the student should know the answer to it; it's because the student is looking for the quick solution to an otherwise trickier problem, and the teacher is doing a disservice by answering that question.
Portfolio - StuckInCustoms.com Lijiang at Night This is the old town of Lijiang, China, where I spent the week with Tom Anderson (the MySpace guy). I think I mentioned him before. Anyway, we got to be friends over the past several months, and we ended up spending a week together here in the south of China. Tom had first been here many years ago when he was setting up the MySpace office in Beijing.
Photography Olympus VR-340 Digital Compact Camera - Black (16MP, 10x Super Wide Optical Zoom) 3 inch LCD Olympus VR-340 Smart 3D Camera Black 16MP 10xZoom 3. 0LCD 720pHD 24mm Wide Lens...... Sigma AF 300-800mm f/5.6 Apo EX DG HSM for Nikon ...... Circular Polarizing Polariser CPL C-PL Filter for Cokin P Series How to use 1. Screw the ring adapter onto your lens. 2. Slide the filter holder on the ring adapter until it snap in place. 3. Slide the filter into WIDEST filter holder slots... Reflected Sunsets Through Shattered Mirrors New York-based photographer Bing Wright has created a stunning series of images that capture the reflections of beautiful sunsets in broken mirrors. The method behind his Broken Mirror/Evening Sky series is brilliant in its simplicity. The black lines in the shattered mirrors distort the sunset while retaining all of its splendorous color, making them seem like stained glass windows from a cathedral built by an alien race. According to Bing, the images were created in his studio by projecting his sunset photos at broken mirrors that were angled towards the projection.
Maecenas: Omágenes mundo antiguo Note: Feel free to use these images for any purpose except a commercial one. This site can now be searched - see home page General Contents Color Images: Black and White Images 40 Amazing Online Photography Magazines Whatever country we live in, we’re probably all familiar with the well-known photography magazines available in our newsagents and bookstores. The UK has Practical Photography, France has Photo, the Italians have Zoom and the Americans have American Photo. What you may not know is that there are many more photography magazines that are only available online. And some of them are good, very good. 20 Reasons Why Being A Wildlife Photographer Is The Best Job In The World As fascinating as nature and wildlife photography can be, there are often beautiful and unforgettable things that happen behind the lens as well. Usually, these can only be enjoyed by the photographers themselves, but occasionally, we’re lucky enough to have a second photographer on the scene to capture these special moments. These photos are some of the weirdest, funniest, scariest and most beautiful moments that we’ve ever seen behind the scenes in nature and wildlife photography. Source
37 Out-of-this-World Photos: Earth from Above Aurora Australis and Daybreak. The Aurora Australis, seen at right on Earth’s horizon, and daybreak (left) highlight this ‘busy’ photograph taken by one of the Expedition 30 crew members aboard the International Space Station. Photo #1 by NASA The Soil Moisture and Ocean Salinity (SMOS) mission makes global observations of soil moisture over Earth’s landmasses and salinity over the oceans. Photo #2 by ESA/AOES Medialab Stills From Beautiful Films 2001: A Space Odyssey 25th Hour A.I. Artificial Intelligence Amélie (Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain) American Beauty 22 Breathtaking Wildlife Pictures Of Beautiful Foxes EmailEmail The fox is well-known for its overwhelming beauty, intelligence, and cunning. Red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) are known best by most of us as they are the most widely spread – their habitats include forests, grasslands, mountains, and deserts. However, there are quite a few of different fox species (all of which belong to the Canidae family) that are set apart by their appearance and habitat.
Illustrated Sheet Music Covers by Einar Nerman Illustrated Sheet Music Covers by Einar Nerman Sweden, circa 1912–1932. From the Images Musicales collection (also see their new blog). Einar Nerman, from the Images Musicales collectionEn gyllene medelväg (A Happy Middle Way), 1919 Einar Nerman, from the Images Musicales collectionFolie Tollie, not dated