-
@cdevroe on Twitter
- We're beginning private beta testing of @Viddler's chromeless player today. If your a Flash developer and want to help msg @sandieman.
Subscribe via Twitter
You can subscribe to this site's posts via Twitter by following @cdevroecom or you can follow me personally at @cdevroe.
-
Subscribe via RSS
Categories
Monthly archives
Tag Archives: photography
Five best iPhone camera mods
Thanks to iSmashPhone for including my macro lens for the iPhone in their five best iPhone camera mods.
Gorillacam by Joby
Joby, the makers of the Gorilla flexible tripods, have released a free iPhone camera application called Gorillacam that could be used as a replacement for the default camera app. Tripod not included nor required.
/via John Gruber.
Posted in Links Also tagged applications, camera, free, gorillacam, gorillapod, iphone, joby, john-gruber 3 Comments
Bird book
New favorite site and now book on my wishlist (which has been recently updated, btw): Bird book.
/via Jason Kottke.
Flickr gets built-in prints (it is about time)
Yahoo! has announced that Flickr now has built-in Snapfish support through its (still one of the best Web apps ever) Organize & Create tool. It is about time. I hope Flickr and Yahoo! bank some serious dough on this deal.
Girl on wire
Photo credit: AP Photo/Kevin Frayer.
This is a fantastic image. Not that I’d expect anything less from The Big Picture.
Posted in Links Also tagged balancing, girl, pushkar mela, the big picture, tightrope Leave a comment
On top of Elk Mtn.
My friend Raymond and I took a quick hike to shoot photos on the top of Elk Mtn.
A great way to kick off this next stage of The Diet.
How SLR cameras work. Aperture, Shutter, and ISO explained.
Want an easy way to learn how aperture, shutter speed, and ISO affect a photo using an SLR camera? This simple flash application shows you a live preview of what a photograph would look like while you slide the values of all three up and down. A great way to learn.
Hands on with the Canon EF 1200 f/5.6L Lens
Hands on video with Juan A. Pons from Outdoor Photo Gear using a Canon EF 1200 f/5.6L lens which measures 38 inches, weighs in at 36 pounds, and costs $120,000. Interestingly enough, the footage makes me think it is worth the money.
Posted in Links Also tagged canon, canon ef 1200, juan a. pons, lens, outdoor photo gear Leave a comment
“Always on” by Adam Lisagor
Better writing about the iPhone 3GS’ camera you will not read. Via John Gruber.
Finding the right “Night Fisherman” photo
This is a must-read, via Jason Kottke, on photographer Art Wolfe’s attempt to get the right Night Fisherman photo. As Kottke points out, even more interesting is the fishing technique used by the fisherman.
How to take better photos – Kyle Slattery
Kyle Slattery, friend and coworker who is studying in Germany this semester, recently wrote “How to take better photos” which is a small compilation of tips that he’s gathered over his few years of taking photographs.
Blog posts like this are everywhere. Page through my Photography tag and you’ll see a ton of tips and tricks [...]
Stunning Light Art Performance Photography
LAPP, or Light Art Performance Photography, are long-exposure photographs of people playing with light in different ways. The site is in flash, and I’m still linking to it. That should tell you something. (via Coudal Partners)
A roll of 400TX film shot with a Canon Canonet G-III QL17
Albert Yee and his fancy cameras.
Posted in Links Also tagged 400TX film, albert yee, canon, Canonet G-III QL17, film, pennsylvania, philadelphia 2 Comments
Mid-winter photography
Some photos from this past weekend.
Posted in Photos Also tagged bird house, clifford, grass, outdoor, pennsylvania, sky, snow, tree, winter Leave a comment
Missed opportunity: The snow covered pines on top of Mt. Pocono
Next time I'll be ready.
Posted in Notes Also tagged henry david thoreau, mt. pocono, opportunity, pennsylvania, snow 2 Comments
Photos of UPenn Weave Bridge by Albert Yee