I can’t just talk CS4, now can I? Taking a little break from current software events, here’s a collection of cool recent photographic finds:
- Our friend Mike Hill features a great image from Brazil on his site’s landing page.
- I’m digging the ghostly, muted tones of Michael Kenna’s work. Much more is on his site.
- The lovely Moontime gallery of David Stubbs whets my appetite to learn about low-light imaging. [Via]
- Last flight of the bumblebee: Jozsef L. Szentpeteri has captured some amazing images of bee-eating birds. [Via]
- Ever wanted to build a Canon out of balsa wood? Me neither, but it’s still kinda cool to see. [Via]
- Nothing if not dedicated, Dan Hanna’s posted 17 years of daily self-portraits as a video. (The spinning motion is a little sick-making.) [Via]
- Big photo printing + raingear = the most aggro umbrella ever (well, short of those umbrella-sword/gun combos, anyway).
You know, these photo posts are kinda useless without pics/thumbs…
[Understood, but there’s only so much I can do for free in my spare time. –J.]
I don’t think they’re useless. If you are interested by the description, click through to the site and have a look 🙂
I agree with PB, blog on JN. Geesh, what do they want for free.
I don’t have any balsa wood but looks like it’s a good time to upgrade to a Canon digital if you do.
It is also not very useful if you don’t come and do the work I am not doing while I am on your great blog. So get right on that will you. Wow- the things people complain about! Thanks for this blog. This and the keyframes one are a great resource and really makes me as a user feel I have a way to understand what Adobe is doing and to provide feedback that I know is being heard. Apple – are you listening?
Mike Hill has very nice pictures!
Hello John,
Have you seen Nanda Lee’s storytelling self-portraits ?
[No, I’m afraid not. Do you have a link to share? –J.]