Does exactly what it says on the tin. Now celebrates its first anniversary, a lovely collection of photographs by Emily Webber. Just goes to show, that personal obsessions and observations can lead into a surprisingly beautiful collection/project.
The ginger gene is dying out. In 100 years there will be no more strawberry blondes, gingas, carrot tops, copper knobs, flamed haired beauties, no nothing!
For visual stimuli other than google images, check out the fledgling photographic dictionary and watch it grow. Let's hope the quality of images stays constant.
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You may or may not be familiar with tilt-shift photography, simply put it's a way of taking pictures of real life in a particular way to look like miniature models, and now there's a super simple way to do it, just upload a picture and let the site do the work for you. It's normally a lengthy process playing with blurs, depth of field, colour saturation and focus but with this site it takes seconds, enjoy. Thanks Toby for the link, even if you don't think it's that successful.
Just thought I'd show how the Poladroid sits on your desktop and what the development looks like. Give it a go, it's great fun, there's also a Flickr group you can submit them to afterward.
As of 31st December 2008, the Polaroid will be no more, they will cease production, but worry not there are some new alternatives coming on to the market. However you can create Poladroids for free, FREE!
Walking back to the office today I noticed these beautiful parentheses above the windows.
There's something so lovely about this image, I wonder how many people have smiled at this stoplight. Happy Tuesday everyone.
I have a deep admiration for anyone who can draw well from memory, I am a real life sort of girl, I need the subject matter to be in front of me, these amazing photographs are overlaid with drawings from memory. The effect is a little eerie, but beautiful draughtsmanship all the same.
