Say it with me now: Awwwwwwwww. Seriously, how cute are they? I love this image – the colors, the birdhouse, and how snuggley Elizabeth and Sam look. After careful consideration, I’ve decided “snuggley” is the right word here, whether it’s a real word or not! Elizabeth grew up just a few streets away
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WestParkPhotography on 19th Jan 2010 (via blog.westparkphoto.com)
The image editor for dummies. The image editor for minimalists. The image editor for the impatient. The image editor for the crazy ones. The image editor for all and sundry. The image editor for everyday.
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PhotoNewsToday on 12th Feb 2010 (via photonewstoday.com)
Lesson #1: Learning DigitalPro, Lesson #2: Image Uploading & Reviewing, Lesson #3: Image Filing, Lesson #4: Image Keywording, Lesson #5: Image Preparation & Finishing, Lesson #6: Image Submissions, Lesson #7: Image Storage
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CardinalPhoto on 17th Aug 2009 (via cardinalphoto.com)
Is the person who clicks the shutter the photographer of an image? I always kind of thought so, until I took this image of Shawna and I. I set up the lights. I posed us. But my wife clicked the image. I even told her how to compose it. But since I’m in it I couldn’t ...
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TheShootingBeautyModelPhotography on 19th Jan 2010 (via photographerandmodel.com)
Maxoom is a suite of rich media online tools that creates multiple image variations from one master image in an instant and makes web content delivery easy
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PICAGrapeVine on 25th Feb 2010 (via photoimaging.com.au)
UploadMe is a simple image editor. The user is able to customize the menu to have the most important functions always available. By using the upload-function you can upload your image to free image-hoster. Besided UploadMe offers additional features like drawing into the image, making a screenshot, adding a watermark. etc. License: Freeware Source and : versiontracker.com Technorati
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PhotoNewsToday on 27th Feb 2010 (via photonewstoday.com)
We've all done it. There's a photograph or a 100% crop of an image online, taken with a camera or lens that we're interested in, and we judge its image quality capabilities (at least in part) on the basis of that screen image. Wrong! In The Fallacy of Judging Image Quality Online I look at why, though many people do it all the time, it's really a very bad idea. ________________...
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TheLuminousLandscape on 26th Sep 2009 (via luminous-landscape.com)