I bet you never expected to get such great tips and ideas from BrainFuel when you originally bookmarked this site. Today we bring you a Guide to Posing People for Pictures… aka “Zeltsman Approach to Traditional Classic Portraiture.” It’s the best guide I’ve ever seen that explains how to pose people correctly.
Here’s a photo of some regular coffee beans on the left and then some decaffeinated on the right. Both are unroasted. I took this photo the other day during a visit at Rocket Coffee Roasters.
Let’s have a photo contest. But this one will be different. You have 1-week to get a photo of a pile of dirt. Whoever can find the biggest pile of dirt and takes a photo and shares it wins the contest. Entries must be in by Friday, April 1. Mountains don’t count and neither do…
We’ve been working with a furniture design company for a few years now and recently they began running magazine ads in some design publications. Here is one of the ones we ran recently. It’s mostly photo but I thought it came out great. You can see the products featured in the photo above on the…
Just got this new 24″ Dell display which is fabulous. I also just set up this program so I can share the mouse and keyboard with another monitor to the side. It’s very cool.
Happy 4th of July! Go throw a frisbee, fly a kite, or eat a hot dog. Update: Here are some tips on shooting fireworks with digital cameras.
Tom forwarded a link to me: Interview with Hamad Darwish, the photographer that took all of the photos for the Windows Vista Desktops. Apparently he took 6,000 photos in 2 weeks and Microsoft only used 5 of them. Amazing. You can see the photos in this Flickr collection. Trying to find out where to download…
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Now if they’d come out with a follow-up book “How to just say no to the desire to wear red plaid pants…”
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