| Posted by ed | September 9th, 2007 | Photography
Shown below is the Yulong River in Gulin, China – somewhere I’m particularly keen to visit!
Panoramas.dk have put together a collection of amazing QTVR panoramas of the seven wonders.
Hans Nyberg, A Danish commercial photographer comments, “My intention with this site is to make immersive panoramic images also called VR Photography more known among the general …
| Posted by ed | August 22nd, 2007 | Technology, Photography
If you’ve ever had problems scaling or cropping images to multiple format and work spaces, this will amaze you!
“The basic idea is that if you want to stretch out an image, it will keep the key elements of the photo in sensible places while filling in less important areas. The same goes for shrinking an …
| Posted by ed | August 10th, 2007 | Photography, Websites
Getty images have just released a new version of their website for users to preview. The new site will launch fully over the next few weeks.
At first glance it looks like they’ve made significant improvements to their search interface. Allowing you to filter searches based on dynamic criteria based upon your search results, a popular …
| Posted by david | July 30th, 2007 | Photography
New York photographer Gerard Maynard captured his neighborhood from a rooftop at 7th Avenue and 110th Street. The resulting 2,045 individual photographs, stitched together, comprise a 13-gigapixel panorama of Harlem’s skyline.
Related posts…Inspirational Panoramas - The Seven Wonders by ed on September 9th, 2007Shown below is the Yulong River in Gulin, China – somewhere I’m particularly …
| Posted by james | July 13th, 2007 | Art, Photography, Websites
There is an event at The Denver art museum which shows one of the leaders in the Abstract Expressionists and is still considered one of the most important painters of the 20th Century, Most of Still’s work has not been seen by the public also Still’s estate was sealed after his death in 1980 along with …
| Posted by ed | July 5th, 2007 | Photography, News
Yesterday my local river (River Mersey, Northenden Manchester) which I live about 100m from reached the highest level yet after a day’s downpour of rain. The high levels seemed to be attracting the attention of the local police and Environment Agency so I thought I’d get a few shots inbetween showers.
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