Mannequin Series

From the site:

“there is absolutely no airbrushing or digital manipulation in the photos on this page. The magic of these photos is the meticulously planned image alignment. I shot these using film, locking the camera to a tripod and then taking two photos one after the other. It’s old-school photo montage, nothing more.”

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Bubble Rings

Very cool, very pretty. Bubble Rings

フジペット AKA Fujipet

If retro is your thing then this is for you. the Fujipet is an old Japanese camera that was made in the early '60s and was quite popular for it's time. Ektopia » フジペット AKA Fujipet

World Toy Camera Day

Darn! I missed this, I'll have to put it on the calendar for next year. Ektopia » World Toy Camera Day

Cool Tripod

I could use one of these, you can mount it on a cars'in one configuration and in another shoot directly down in another. Packs away in a small space too. ERGOREST® MultiTripod®

Frozen Rose Photos

This is a series of photos taken with a sound sensor connected to a flash. The subject (the rose) was frozen in liquid nitrogen and then shot with a rifle. The rifles report triggered the strobes that were attached to the flashes. All were taken with a D100 f-4 - 5.6 1.3uS exposure. Flickr: luminea's photos tagged with strobelab

Simulating Fuji's Velvia

Simulating Fuji's Velvia on Flickr - Photo Sharing! Very cool.

The photo at right is a Velvia Digital : For those who like Fuji's Velvia Color and contrast : (How To) 1 Open image 2. Channel mixer 3. channel red 144, -22,-22 4. channel green 144,-22,-22 5. channel blue 144, -22,-22 6 ok 7. curves (s-shape as you like) 8. ok 9. Voi là!!! P.S you can decrease the effect by decreasing the layer opacity, if you use channel mixer as an adjustment layer

He also has a nice tip on how to to convert an image to black and white too.

Photo.Net

Lots of resources for folks that like photography. photo.net Home Page and Recent Digital Camera Reviews

Medium Format Pinhole Lego Camera

Very clever project. He built himself a pinhole camera out of LEGO bricks. It uses 120 roll film and sports a film counter! I might use that in my next pinhole camera myself... Medium Format Pinhole Lego Camera

Impeccable minimalist

Impeccable minimalist Simplistic and minimalistic photography, like the post.