Red Light

Artist hold a 3d exhibition... Media created using 2 Nikon D90s

See the exhibit here.

THE DOCUMENTATION OF AUSTRALIAN CREATIVES IN STEREOSCOPIC

A bit about us.

Alex Fry has spent the last decade working in motion picture visual effects. His current obsession with photography has grown out of his love for both the aesthetic and the technical.

Jamie Nimmo has worked in visual effects and advertising for 7 years. He is also curater and photographer of Oh Really Gallery in Newtown. Both Alex and Jamie have worked on such feature films as Lord of the Rings, Superman Returns, Batman Begins, Harry Potter, 300, 28 Weeks later, The Knowing and the upcoming Legends of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, set for 2D and 3D release later this year.

Full Moon

review: Caleb Charland

http://www.calebcharland.com/

Check out his biographs.  I'll attach one image here so you get an idea.  He is an amazing photographer taking light photography to a new level, but his biographs and the story of their creation and his hands-off creativity is breath taking.

Stroll by the garden.. after the rain.

Dried oregano stems can double as toothpicks for sandwiches

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Ruben Brito

blogs: http://flavors.me/urbenz
quirky community: http://bit.ly/b11bjP

Sage

Go Pro Hd cam footage

D5000 exhaustive, but good review

Morning Glory Footage

Mark Watson takes on the Red Bull Glorious Days Project - Nikon D300S from My Nikon Life on Vimeo.

on the verge of a new SLR: Nikon D5000

My old Canon 300d is on it's way out, and I've been heavily using my compact Nikon and my camera phone for my other blogs (especially sprout30d.blogspot.com).  It is sad because the camera really helped me learn the manual mode and figure out how to take good pictures so I didn't have to spend too much time with post-processing.

The main camera I'm looking at is Nikon D5000.  Mainly because it has the tilt and swivel lcd lens.  The other thing I've noticed when using Nikon's is that they produce beautiful low light, hi ISO pictures and focus really fast.

We have a new child coming into the house and I want to have gear in tip top shape just like I did for my son.

Here are some links that I'm looking at to research my next SLR.

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/NikonD5000/

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/NikonD5000/page11.asp

After my 6 or 7 years of using an SLR I am definitely getting 2 high speed SDHC cards from samsung, an extra battery, a remote, macro lenses, a hood, and a telephoto zoom lens.  On Amazon I am seeing all of this adding up to around 740 bucks with free shipping.  During the week I'll be shopping around to see if I can snag a better deal.