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Friday 17 January 2003
I love Paris and I love Arnaud Frich's photos from Paris. There's also some really great looking panoramas to be found.
Mads @ 09:19 GMT+1 | a |
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Thursday 16 January 2003 Kwaku Alston shows supernice portraits even before you press the "enter site" button. And when you go inside there's even more yummy stuff. [link via K10k]
Mads @ 14:44 GMT+1 | a |
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Want to get more out of your digital camera? Derrick Story presents chapter one of The DigiCam Chronicles. Derrick talks you through a photo location assignment (this time it is Macworld, San Francisco) providing all kinds of useful tips and tricks. A good read!
Mads @ 14:18 GMT+1 | a |
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I was a bit dissapointed when there wasn't an Ilford calendar in my mailbox this year. But then I checked their site and it turns out that you can download, view, and print Ilford Imaging 2003 Calendar. The previous years photographers such as William Klein, Bob Carlos Clarke and Joachim Giesel have produced the beautiful black & white calendars. This year it is a little different. To celebrate the centennial anniversary of the patent registration for a "Colour Photographic System" subsequently known as the "Autochromes Lumiere" they produced the first Ilford calender in colour (at least to my knowledge). The photos in this years' calendar are colour photos created (mostly) by the French inventor, Loius Lumière almost 100 years ago. There's also a good bit about the technique so the historically inclined will also find this interesting. Now go see!
Mads @ 14:12 GMT+1 | a |
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