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See how one flyer, a camera on a tripod connected to a time lapse device, can create something truly beautiful. Don't miss the aurora borealis half way through!
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Here is one of just many adorable photos that are worth browsing if you need a pick me up. Worth browsing even if you don't.
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This free service might be the coolest thing I have come across in a long while. They just took every public photo I have on Flickr (many thousands) and turned them into a beautiful video. Thank you, Pummelvision, you have a fan in me!
All of my Flickr (or Facebook) using friends should try this out!
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Incredible photos from Li Wei forcing us to think how he takes these dramatic photos.
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An awesome first day. Learn more about the project here. Add it to the ever-expanding list of reasons I love living in New York City.
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doubleTwist is a good-looking software package that can manage your media (music, photos, video, podcasts) so that it can be accessed by your mobile device (Android, Palm, BlackBerry, etc). If someone wants the media skills of an iPod with the flexibility of an open platform, this might be the killer app.
As I look to transition from my BlackBerry to likely an Android-based phone, this might be just what I need.
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Grilling pizza was a ton of fun, and healthy, and vegan. Yup, no cheese, no meat, and it wasn't missed at all.
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I love that the gardens are free before noon on Saturdays. Totally worth going. I go as often as I can and was delighted to find the roses blooming this week. Not to mention a bunny rabbit.
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Looked outside and just above the Statue of Liberty there were fireworks going off. Grabbed my camera, tried to remember how to shoot fireworks, and just went at it. Got a few good ones in there.
Sample images.
Microsoft has a program call AutoCollage that will take a folder of images and make a collage for you. I can't say I find the results all that breathtakingly beautiful, but the tool seems highly functional. 30 day trial, $19.95 to buy.