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46 Stunning Shots Of Long Exposure Photography
16 Jan2012
Just about all professional photography applies very quick shutter speeds, merely allowing light into the camera just for a fraction of a second. By possessing a lengthier shutter speed of a few seconds can help the camera to take more light to the sensor creating long exposure photography. It indicates that the camera can read much more “data” from the scene and acquire more detail in a low light condition, making a handful of truly wonderful results.
Long exposure photography is certainly one of the few greatest ways of taking pictures. It needs a longer shutter speed, varying from 1/2 sec up to minutes or even an hour. Long exposure photography requires leaving the shutter open for extended durations of time to enable significantly more light to be captured. As an example, capturing a busy road during the night can result in an image of light streaks moving around the stationary structures in the background. Long exposure photography requires using a long duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary aspects of images while blurring, smearing, or obscuring its moving elements.
Following are some terrific examples of long exposure photography caught by experienced photography enthusiasts which may be inspirations for your forthcoming project.
Cool and Creative Flower Pot Design
16 Dec2009
Guess all of us have flower pots laying in our house garden. The same old flower pots. Same lame colour, same boring design. Well, here are some cool and creative flower pot designs to change the atmosphere in your garden.
Solar Powered Plant Pot
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- In: Cool Stuff|Creative
- Tags: Creative flower pot, flower pot, plant pot
17 Coolest Bookends
5 Dec2009
Nowadays, bookends come with many different designs. Say goodbye to those old fashion bookends and welcome new funky bookends. View below for the coolest bookends ever.
Voltron Bookends
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- Tags: Bookends, coolest bookends, creative bookends
15 Most Spectacular Rock Climbs
4 Dec2009
Rock climbing has its perils but it can be endlessly thrilling at the same time as it takes you to the most awesome natural spots of the world. However, you normally do not undertake this adventure activity without taking some self-protective measures. One such extraordinary person to brave the towering elevations world over without taking any safety measures was the legendary sports practitioner Dan Osman. Known for his spine chilling “free-soloing” and “rope jumping” ventures, this Asian American daredevil set a record for a 1000 feet freefall. If you aspire to test your fortitude and reach somewhere near that mark, you must start by knowing the most desirable rock climbing sites of the world more closely.
1. Meteora, Greece
The name of this elevated region sums up to “suspended rock” and it holds only the second place of importance to the Eastern Orthodox monasteries in Kalambaka, Greece after Mount Athos. Located between the Peneios River and Pindus Mountains, these monasteries have a spectacular series of natural sandstone rock pillars in their background. This UNESCO World Heritage Site happens to be the shelter of about six monasteries and one of the spots for potential rock climbing importance.
- In: Sport|Travel
- Tags: Climbing, Rock Climbing
44 Creative Mailbox Collection
3 Dec2009
These creative mailbox collections have made me terribly embarrassed of my plain old red mailbox. I would never in a million years have thought of some of these amazing ideas! Now its time to design one for myself.
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- Tags: arts, Home and Garden, mailbox, postbox
Not just a scientific laboratory, The SeaOrbiter is also the world’s first vertical ship, standing 170 feet (51m) tall, allowing explorers an unique view of life below the waves. What is also unique about the vessel, is that two-thirds of its structure remain underwater, giving the craft buoyancy as well a “fish-collection system for studies of the pelagic ecosystem, plankton biodiversity, and fish stocks.” Continue…
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16 Cute Baby Costumes
4 Nov2009
Choosing the perfect costume for your cuties is not an easy thing to do. Normally, you want to make sure your precious little one will be the centre of attraction or star of the show on a party. This year, parents can choose a collection of Baby Costumes that is sure to be a hit with any parents. There is something here for newborns and babies. If you are looking for ideas for a costume for your baby, here is my pick of the top 16 Baby Costumes.
When you have your baby all dressed up in their unique cute baby costume, make sure you take a lot of pictures. You will want the memories that these pictures hold in years to come.
Fearless Lion Baby Costume
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- Tags: Baby Costumes, party
Apple Magic Mouse
28 Oct2009
The Apple Magic Mouse, the same Multi-Touch technology first introduced on the revolutionary iPhone comes to the mouse. Inspired by the multi touch technology in the iPhone and trackpad on modern MacBooks, Magic Mouse is the zero-button, gesture-sensing, wireless pointing-device of your dreams. It is the world’s first Multi-Touch mouse. Click anywhere, scroll in any direction and swipe through images on its smooth, seamless top shell. It works wirelessly using Bluetooth so you don’t have to worry about cables or adapters cluttering your workspace. And built-in software lets you configure Magic Mouse any way you want.
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- Tags: Apple Magic Mouse, computer, Multi-Touch technology
Shoe Wheel
25 Oct2009
The Rakku Shoe Wheel is a completely new take on shoe storage that minimizes the space needed to fit all your footwear while presenting it in an attractive way. Spinning free from all traditional shoe storage systems, the Shoe Wheel is an ingeniously designed mobile storage unit with 20 expandable pockets that can hold up to 30 pairs of shoes depending on the type.
Best of all, the Shoe Wheel is simple to use. Shoes are inserted into the pockets through elastic bands, which secure them snugly into place. The pockets are easily adjustable to fit a variety of shoes – sneakers, stilettos and flats. Just rotate the Shoe Wheel to make a selection.
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Hand From Above Chris O’Shea
21 Oct2009
Hand From Above is the latest project by Chris O’Shea where a giant hand tickles, resizes and even picks up pedestrians that are within the range of what the camera projects on the big screen.
Chris O’Shea was commissioned by Abandon Normal Devices and Liverpool City Council for BBC Big Screen Liverpool and the Live Sites Network to create something for the BBC Big Screen. Hand From Above interacts with unsuspecting pedestrians; it can tickle, stretch, flick or remove them entirely on the big screen. Chris used OpenFrameworks and OpenCV to build this software.
Watch the clip below: