Photography
Stalin and Comrade
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Porch Pirate Messes with the WRONG Man’s Package (Caught on Ring Doorbell) (1:19)
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- 40 Important Lectures for Journalism Students
- “The Hitherto Impossible in Photography is Our Specialty”
- Aerial Photography
- Archaeological Institute of America
- Art Appreciation (James Brantley)
- Building and Calibrating a Mechanical Stroboscope
- Cameras Get Cleverer
- Canadian Science and Technology Museum
- Center for Railroad Photography & Art
- Citizen Journalism Websites
- Create Your Own 3D Images
- Design and Composition (Jim Saw)
- Digital Media Ethics
- Digital Story Telling
- Drawing With Light (Pablo Picasso)
- Faking UFO Photos for the Twenty-First Century
- Fine – Art Photography
- First Ever Analemma
- George Eastman House Discovery Kits
- Intelligent Life
- International Atomic Energy Agency
- International Debate Education Association
- International Visual Literacy Association
- Judicial Photography, 1850 – 1890
- Knight Community News Network
- Language of Art
- Learning Styles: An Overview
- Making Photographic Records Under Sterile Conditions
- Managing Photographic Records
- Milestones in Photography
- National Cowboy Museum
- National Press Photographers Association
- News in Pictures (Phil Coomes)
- No Credible Photographic Interest
- Online University of Photography
- Oral History Projects
- Panoramic Photographs
- Photographs Can Lie (The Commissar Vanishes)
- Photo Philanthropy
- Photographic Society of America
- Reflectance Transformation Imaging
- Repeat Photography: Methods and Applications in the Natural Sciences
- Saskatchewan Archives Board
- Seeing in 3-D Stereo
- Stop Motion Photography (Harold Edgerton)
- Storyrobe App
- Surveillance Studies Centre
- Therapeutic Photography
- Time Magazine Photos
- Visual Literacy
- Visual Thinking Strategies
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The image above was taken with a relatively inexpensive digital camera, and manipulated in MS Word to achieve colour shifts. The central object is a boulder that was ripped out of the ground, bound in the roots of a tree that fell over. The area is a drumlin, with a significant percentage of sand and unconsolidated rocks, with about 5mm – 10mm of soil development at the surface and no apparent clay below.
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And, for the benefit of your ears:
Watching, Wishing, Waiting (Rich Aucoin)
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