I’m a sucker for good timelapse videos and this one is no slouch.
I’m getting ready to head out of town soon for a photo shoot in White Sands, New Mexico. Before I do, I wanted to finish up the year and post my favorite photos that I shared in 2010. The last two photos will be available in the next two weeks. For now, you just get to see a tiny preview of them. Click any of the thumbnails to go directly to the larger version in the gallery.
The Big Picture never ceases to amaze me with all the photography they gather up. Today, with their Animals in the News segment, is no different. Click the picture below to check it out.
Instantshift has posted a bunch of wonderful examples of perspective photography. It’s just the thing you need to jump start your brain when you’re in a rut or want to change things up with your photography. Click the photo below to jump over there and get your creative juices flowing.
This short film/video just goes to show you, you don’t need big expensive equipment to show your work. It’s been over a couple of years since I went through this. I thought I was past it until I watched this short film, made on Canon 7D DSLR, which provoked some strong emotions.
Last Minutes with ODEN from phos pictures on Vimeo.
Stay tuned on May 17th to watch the season finale of House on Fox. Apparently it’s all been shot with a Canon 5D Mark II. Check out Engadget for more.
It’s been a while since I’ve had the time to publish anything, other than photos. So, I wanted to take a moment and post my favorite photos that I published in 2009. I know, I’m a little late and I wanted to publish this in early January. Unfortunately, time got away from me. In any case, below are my picks for 2009 that I liked the most. Click any of the thumbnails to go directly to the larger version in the gallery.
Since we’re on the subject of wildlife and animals in general today, I came across some more inspirational photos over at Boston.com’s Big Picture site. These world animal day photos are something to marvel at. As always with Boston.com’s Big Picture, the photos are large and in charge and always worthy of viewing.
The New York Times has come out with a photo blog earlier this week called “Lens“. This might be an interesting format to read online newspapers. Just hit the next button to see the next article. Simple as turning a page in a real newspaper. Of course, this is mainly for viewing photos at this point which works great. Especially the full screen option.