Some cool free photo software images:
IMG_0061_20121013 "Just Do It!"
Image by Kesara Rathnayake (kesara.lk)
kesara.lk
This photograph was taken in Galle Fort, Sri Lanka on Scott Kelby's World Wide Photo Walk 2012.
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This image was created with free open source software Raw Therapee. This image is available under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike license.
Some cool photo prints images:
I'm just so tired.
Image by ben▐
Yashica MAT 124g
Make Your Own Fujica V2
Image by daveelmore
The Fujica V2 is a fixed-lens, leaf-shutter rangefinder introduced by Fuji in 1964. It features a coupled CdS lightmeter allowing a speed priority exposure program. The lens is a 6-element, 45 mm f/1.8 with a shutter by Citizen. Focusing is handled by turning a thumb wheel on the back of the camera.
View On White
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Origami Sanbo Box - free paper to print
Image by davis.jacque
This is an Origami Sanbo Box made from paper I drew. You can download and print the paper here:
www.flickr.com/photos/jacquedavis/5352999475/
Sanbo Boxes are traditional Origami, instructions can be found on line including several video instructions.
I thought this box would be fun for Valentine's Day.
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Best Regards,
Jacque
Check out these digital picture frame images:
Just Ain't What I Used To Be
Image by mbtphoto (away a lot)
My screws are still tight! But the external of the framing is beginning to wear out as well as the beauty of the paint is diminished!
utterly.... utterly...
Image by s2art
I first visited this area in 1987 at the begininng of my photo studies, at the time my then current girlfriend lived not far form here, I had myself grown up only a kilometer or two away. I recently returned having been practising my photo-skills for a few years longer to see what I might see.
Well I saw plenty, but the film is still unprocessed and I only took 3 digi-cam shots.
Fucking batteries.
Next visit, take my extra battery and who knows maybe a 747 will shoot through the frame in the background?
See where this picture was taken.
