Here's a picture I took yesterday. Can you guess what it is? (Click on it to enlarge.)
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"An archaeologist is the best husband a woman can have. The older she gets the more interested he is in her."
- Agatha Christie, author (1890 - 1976) (via)
One might also want to include photographers into that equation. We are fascinated by faces, no matter what age.
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Posted in Camera & Eye, Cool Sites, Life tagged bee, bees, close-up, dew, insect, insects, inspiration, macro, martin amm, photography, water drop, wet
Martin Amm takes amazing macro shots. Observe:
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I had a little discussion with the world’s loveliest woman, trying to define what photography is about. I came up with Framing and Lighting.
But the world’s loveliest woman said that timing should also be a part. First I thought that framing is part of timing, but then realized that there ...
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Posted in Camera & Eye, Film tagged camera, cinematography, exposure, f-stop, lens, lenses, optical, optics, photography, t-stop, theory
Anyone familiar with photography knows about f-stops. Calculated as Focal Length divided by Diameter (of the front lens element). The smaller the value of the f-stop, the more light passes the lens, the shorter exposure time necessary, the narrower the depth of field, the lower ASA/ISO rating necessary.
Typical f-stop values ...
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…or maybe 2.7D. Here a video from a researcher team that has developed software that allows for automatic transfer of 2D images into a 3D world. Amazing: Here´s a link to the hi-resolution version of the video (though it does not seem to work om my Mac), and some more samples ...
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