Ever wondered what this html5 hype is all about? The answer is in this poster! Click it for larger view.

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Nice car wash grafitti captured by Sam Javanrouh

This strip is just pure reality. There is more of them at kopoyky.net!

Greenpeace UK are doing a competion changing the BP logo:

“BP has a really nice logo, but it doesn’t really suit their dirty business. To me, a shiny green logo doesn’t really suit a company that is responsible for the oil currently gushing into the Gulf of Mexico and onto the beaches of Louisiana, or the company that’s sanctioning environmental disaster by being poised to invest in the Canadian Tar Sands. “

They are calling for designers and everybody else to change the BP logo. The winner will get a Greepeace goodie pack, but it’s all about the good cause, right? You can see stuff already submitted here.

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This is the first part of a series wher I’ll showcase some nice pictures from Flickr. Respect to all the Photographers! Continue Reading »

Publishing your pictures on the web is a crucial matter for most photographers. It’s great for showing your pictures to friends and to get feedback from other photographers. There are a lot of picture sharing sites out there, though Yahoo’s Flickr and Google’s Picasa Web Albums seem to be the most popular and attractive ones. Both offer a free version, with the posibility to opt in for pay-services. But let’s compare the free versions of Picasa vs. Flickr in detail! Continue Reading »

Recently I had the idea to capture some pictures from Google Streetview and edit them. The footage is not the best, the pictures from Streetview suffer Chromatic Aberration, Lens flare, bad stitching of the individual pictures it is made from, and bad contrast and colors. My intention was not to fix all of this, but to make the pictures somehow interesting. Being used to almost perfect DSLR footage, this was an interesting experience. Continue Reading »

The best picture of Islandic Eyjafjallajökull vulcano I have seen so far are by Martin Rietze. He captures the full power and strength of the eruption. He even has breathtaking videos!

Copyright of all images and videos by Martin Rietze

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Since I am not so much a twitter guy, rather a facebook user, now we have Facebook like buttons here. Use them if you like them, if not they will disappear again!

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For those speaking German, there is an interesting tutorial on kwerfeldein of how to create this unusual hover vehicle. Not too difficult, and it’s an amazing result!