Stenciled Light Paintings by Wittner Fabrice
Jan 30
Wittner Fabrice, a french Photographer has just release his works entitled ‘Enlightened Souls, Country Mice’. Fabrice used lights through large cut stencils to create the long-exposure photos, which were not digitaly-enhanced in any way. via:thisiscolossal.com Designer’s Depot: the best source for artists, designers and art...
Cool find: CoLoR effect 4.9 by =sa-cool
May 09CoLoR effect 4.9 by =sa-cool on deviantART Designer’s Depot: the best source for artists, designers and art...
Automatically resize photos with PictureTray
Apr 20
This is a rather nifty tool, if you take tons of pictures with your digital camera, and you need to mail many to friends and relatives or you need to upload to your social network of choice then this tool is for you. Many of us prefer to shoot pictures using the highest resolution of our camera so we have the best quality for printing, but the pictures are way too big to send via email, upload...
Fstoppers Original: The Stolen Scream
Mar 13
This excerpt is taken from Noam Galai’s site: The Stolen Scream About two years after publishing photos of myself screaming on the Flickr, I discovered that my face was ‘for sale’ in several stores around the world, as well as on the Web and spotted it in places like Spain, Iran, Mexico, England and many other places. When I realized that its not a one-time-thing and my face is being...
Blind Artist: Pete Eckert
Feb 09
This is a remarkable story of a blind visual artist named Pete Eckert, a trained sculptor and industrial designer who lost his sight to Retinitis Pigmentosa but refused to give up art. | Artists Wanted | In Focus : Pete Eckert from Artists Wanted on Vimeo. via: photojojo.com Designer’s Depot: the best source for artists, designers and art...
Tips To Capture the New Year’s Eve Fireworks
Dec 30
New Year is upon us and fireworks are a tricky subject to photograph. Here’s some tips to get great photos. 1. The first and most important tip is bring a Tripod. Good fireworks photos require long exposures, and the best way to get them is by using a sturdy tripod. Or if for some reason you can’t get a hold of a tripod, secure your digital camera to something that will ensure it doesn’t...