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NotOfThisEarth
Stephen McCurry - Photography, Design, Tech, Art, Geek
Sea walls (at Tynemouth)
How many more dates need added before we stop fighting over the world and its riches?
Still one of my favourite images I’ve ever captured. The simplicity, the calm and the subtle hues have always enticed me.
Microsoft’s Cloud Goes Dark Across the Globe
SSL certificates! Who hasn’t forgotten their renewal date in their diary?
Something someone will only ever do once (in this case probably because their fired)
Oh damn! More snow!
More chromebook pixel news. Makes me want it all the more, anyone want to buy a kidney?
Google Chromebook Pixel (WiFi) - Google Play
The appeal of the chromebook pixel is only dampened by the fact I rely on lightroom so much for photography. Otherwise I’d be waving goodbye to windows.
Can anyone recommend a good online cataloguing and editing tool similar to lightroom which is online?
Instagrammers in Chelyabinsk Document Meteor Landing
Moments after fragments of a meteor entered the earth’s atmosphere over the southern Ural Mountains early Friday, Instagrammers from the Russian city of Chelyabinsk began posting photos of the meteor’s glowing trail.
The meteor, which lit up the sky about 950 miles east of Moscow, sent a shockwave through the area that shattered windows and injured many people. After the impact, Chelyabinsk resident Сергей Устюжанин (@ustyuzhanin) set out to determine exactly what had happened. Through Instagram, he shared with his friends and the world real-time photos of scenes he encountered in and around the city. “A lot of people in our city didn’t know what happened at the beginning,” he says, “so I used Instagram as a way to share what I saw.”
To see more photos that document the meteorite and its aftermath, view Сергей’s photos and browse the #метеорит and #Chelyabinsk hashtags.
Now you don’t see that everyday!
Reprocessed an older image from Yellowstone national park through instagram. Love the speed of that program!
Is digital killing photography
A great read with some excellent points abut the negative impact digital has on the creative experience.
