Corneliu caught a funnel-web, and persuaded it to do a photo shoot
I doubt he got far with the Austin Powers routine…
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )I doubt he got far with the Austin Powers routine…
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 2 so far )This picture would have been worth re-posting even if the photographer had not been lucky enough to catch an amazing bolt of fork lightning at the instant they took the picture.
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )It appears that Boo has reincarnated to drag us down, once again. Of course, it won’t be possible without the help of Aggy Finn who was with them at the time*.
This is how he escaped last time:
If the contractor wages go down to 10GBP/hr again, Aggy, I shall be blaming you!!!!!
* Needless to say, most [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( None so far )Live Labs has now put Photosynth on display to the public. You can’t add your own photos yet, but the interface is everything that they promised. I can’t wait to be able to use this on my own photos.
I think it will change the way I use my camera. With this interface I will still [...]
I found this fantastic long exposure photo on the Makezine blog of a plane during takeoff. Gorgeous.
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Originally uploaded by derekmatth.
Yet another beautious offering from Derek. Very Fin de Seicle, sun setting on the roman empire kind of theme. Me Like.
Waterfall
Originally uploaded by Andrew Matthews.
A waterfall in the grounds of Ripponlea estate, Melbourne.
Taken with ISO400 exposure of 1/2000 at F8.0 then put through a high-pass filter and contrast enhanced.
This will be revolutionary:
A computer science Ph.D. student at Stanford University has outfitted a 16-megapixel camera with a bevy of micro lenses that allows users to take photos and later refocus them on a computer using software he wrote. Ren Ng’s camera pits about 90,000 micro lenses between the main lens and sensor. The mini [...]
Fern Bud
Originally uploaded by Andrew Matthews.
This bud for a tree fern was about the size of my hand with fingers outstretched. It would be great to get a time laps of one of these unfolding. mind you, the humidity would have fritzed my camera way before it got through the sequence.
I love the fractal symmetry [...]
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