Those of you who read my “Favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes” article know that for quite some time I’ve stuck with one single recipe for color and another for B&W. Tha…
Ms. Ulmer is a 97 year old bohemian artist who has been making a piece of art everyday for the last 90 years. She worked as an illustrator at The Philadelphia Free Library for over 35 years and helped establish its Art Department.
This is my first camera ever -- the Fisher-Price Picture Story Camera. It's made of paper-covered wood and plastic. Inside is a little disc with eight scenes. When you press the shutter button, the scene changes and the flash cube turns. The flash cube has a picture of the sun on one side, then a brown leaf, a snowflake, and a flower, representing the four seasons. There's also a transparent wheel at the back (seen behind the shutter) with colors in it. You look through the second viewfinder and turn the wheel, and you can see the world through the changing colors. The lens turns but has no actual function. It also has a nifty red & yellow wrist strap, though it's not visible in this photo. This wonderful toy was made in 1967. I will try to re-shoot this camera, as this is a pretty poor photo of it.
Althought it's hard to blame it, my camera ate all of my Camembert de Normandie (pictures), which I discovered when I went to download them. I was miffed (to say the least…), but in the end, decided that it was tough to blame my mischievous machine because I understand how hard it is to be around a perfectly ripe Camembert de Normandie and not want
These fascinating photos of London in 1973 are shown courtesy of Antydiluvian on Flickr – he described his trip to me: “My camera was a Minolta SRT101, and London was the first stop on a month-long tour of Europe my wife and I took on our own.” He wasn’t impressed with the food: Much of … Continue reading "‘An Utterly Different City’ – London in 1973"
The funny side to natures most majestic animals.
The Free HDR Tutorial Thanks for the continued feedback on the new HDR Tutorial here on the site. I’m reading everything! Also, I’m glad you like that new little video I put on page thr…
Yesterday's picture, didn't get around posting it til today. Not even arranged; my dresser is a mess. I have/wear too much makeup. *Also- ignore the time info on all my pictures. My camera clock is perpetually off and I can't seem to fix it, because it doesn't use a 24 hr clock but it also has no specification for am/pm...
I am a Dutch/Swedish international awarded photographer specializing in photographing red squirrels. My work has been published widely abroad in newspapers, books, calendars, radio and television, and magazines.
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Just kidding, there's no such thing as too many pictures of John Stamos.
Sailing at Sunrise || Tony Rath
I am a Dutch/Swedish international awarded photographer specializing in photographing red squirrels. My work has been published widely abroad in newspapers, books, calendars, radio and television, and magazines.
'Ma'am, There Is A Lemur On Your Baby'
Happiness sometimes seems very elusive. The more you chase it, the harder it seems to catch it. It’s a by-product of living meaningfully and listening to what your body and mind need. However, you don’t necessarily have to win a Nobel prize fto live with purpose. Spending time with the people you care about, slowing down and being present in the moment, allowing yourself to take in the beauty of the world around you—that’s how we befriend happiness.
Makala; 22; Disney enthusiast, movie lover, tea snob, saint, sinner, bane of youth pastors everywhere « »
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The architect promises that within a few days some walls will be smoothed, primed, base coat of paint applied, and thus ready for me to start painting. I sure hope so! We’ve already been here 6 days and the countdown moves so fast — I only have 2 1/2 weeks here this trip. I can come back whenever enough vacation accrues and … Continue reading "India pied-à-terre Alcove Paint Plan"
When I first started on Pinterest I thought that it would be a great venue for me to showcase my own photograp
my fav kinda shinee photos r the ones that look like vacation pictures developed from a camera someone randomly found at a goodwill
As the son of Anthony Minghella, 33-year-old Max Minghella says directing “is organic to my personality.” Now, after years of practicing in secret, “The Handmaid’s Tale” actor goes behind the camera with “Teen Spirit.”
