“Bike Rack” on Pearl Street at 19th
“Dogs on Pearl” — There are lots of dogs on Pearl Street, either taking a walk and having fun or patiently waiting for their guardians to come back out. I’ve started to take/collect pictures of them. This is the link to the set.
“The Lanyard and the Mount” — Assignment #74 for Daily Shoot was to capture the economy or its impact on people. Most people ended up shooting how the economy—or the economic crisis and the recession—adversely affected them.
What I shot—the lanyard and the mount for a camera strap by Luma Labs—captures something different. They capture the creativity and the entrepreneurial spirit within the American economy. Even during a deep recession, people around the country devise and implement innovative ideas, manifesting in new physical products, business ideas or creative endeavors online. The new camera strap and the accessories surrounding it by James Duncan Davidson and Greg Koenig capture that spirit and implementation perfectly.
“D90 with Luma Lanyard” — One of my favorite gadgets and the main tool of my only official hobby. This shot is of a reflection in the mirror, flipped back in post-processing. @dailyshoot #ds66
![This is amazing, if that’s the right word. [via The Ruins of Detroit]](http://29.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kw76xdZCQI1qz6hddo1_500.jpg)
This is amazing, if that’s the right word. [via The Ruins of Detroit]
Gourds at the Rocky Mountain Pumpkin Ranch. The pumpkins and gourds were colorful, but the place was not a farm and closer to an amusement park with the prices and the chaos to match it. More gourd photos here and pumpkin photos here.
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Why You Should Probably Use sRGB
This is the best discussion of color spaces in digital photography that I have come across.
Out of the airplane window while landing in Toronto
Disco is not dead!
I take photographing my boy quite seriously.
Every photographer should have a panda assistant, although this particular one looks like he needs more practice with kids.
(Via presstab; smokeandacoke)
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I almost decided to skip this talk during the first couple of minutes. The stories and photographs Harris brings back from around the world—especially from Bhutan—are amazing, as are his means of presenting them.
This is one of my favorite types of father-baby shots. Congratulations to the author of rulesformyunbornson!
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D80 + 10 = D90
I have been planning on upgrading my Nikon D40x to Nikon D80. Nikon just announced the release of a new DSLR, D90. I now have a new target for upgrade, which will be harder and take longer to reach… Thanks, Nikon!
Anyone interested in buying a less-than-year-old D40X and a less-than-two-months-old Casio Exilim Z80?
