Tag: Digital video recorder
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Patricide 2: Seaside surealism
http://www.patricide.co.uk I have managed to get my work published for 2nd time in Patricide 2. Check out the work on the website. Please Buy one
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Tweet of the Day: Thomas Dworzak
This image was taken in the war zone of Chechnya. It was taken by Thomas Dworzak a member of Magnum Photography. There is a punctum to the image you do look twice. On seeing the Holes which are bullet holes you start to question the image more. Obviously the women are shading the sun from their eyes. However it makes…
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A tweet a Day: Dof
http://ht.ly/2qVas Some great images showing what can be done with depth of Field. Not to inspired with them other than aesthetics but great stuff. I think this must be paris
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A Tweet A Day: Arnold Odermatt
http://flavorwire.com/111988/accidents-on-purpose-a-policemans-portfolio?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+flavorwire-rss+(Flavorwire)&utm_content=Google+Reader I once remember seeing a crash on the M40. After sitting in the jam we got to the event. On spine boards where the two people who had been tragically involved in the car crash. Instantly for the few seconds that caught my gaze there was instant peace. I was not quick enough capture what i had seen on camera due to…
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A Tweet a day: Philip Townsend
http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/gallery/2010/aug/10/philip-townsend-swinging-sixties#/?picture=365606908&index=0 The Rolling Stones 1964 taken by Phillip Townsend. I think for a promo shot that this is pretty ground braking. its a angle that is very ahead of it time. When images in general view of the public. where sticklers to the rule of thirds and how the image should be view. It fits in with the image of the Rolling…
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Tweet of the Day: Jaroslav Rossler
http://file-magazine.com/features/jaroslav-rossler Some great examples of photomontage early origins in The former Czechoslovakia. It was a part of the constructivism movement started by Alexander Rodchenko. From what I interpritate it was under the slogan of “art for art’s sake“. I see this as doing it because you can rather a real direction. Sort of making the image work. The…
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