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The creative network of belgium!
Looking for an ad-agency? A photographer? A freelancer? A graphic talent or a make-up artist?
just check this site….
Make some pictures with your iphone
The iPhonist. The iPhone photography of Joel Freeborn
You can do great things with an iPhone. And with the huge amount of specialised app’s. Check this site to see some great examples of iphone photography
http://www.theiphonist.com/
great black and white photography
Landscapes can be a tough subject for any photographer. Black and white landscape photos can be particularly tricky to make interesting. This collection, however, manages to bridge that gap and create some astonishing images. If you would like to try your hand, then check out our list of tutorials at the end of the collection.
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Made with an iPhone
1000 images have been taken with an iPhone. Many sites showcase them. Flickr is just one of them. This is scot Scotts his flickr set
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scotscott/sets/72157617273449862/
10 handy travel photography tips
Planning to trip or vacation? Here’s 10 handy travel photography tips to get you thinking about how to capture your time away.
http://digital-photography-school.com/10-travel-photography-tips
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huge huge huge collection of Creative use of typography in advertising
Typography can be a powerful tool to convey a message. Check out hundreds of great examples from around the world.
http://creativebits.org/inspiration/creative_use_typography_advertising
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Watery Camera Tricks for Rebellious Photographers
A photographer’s best light source? That would be the miasma of incandescent plasma hanging in the sky.
A carefully-placed lens flare can add drama to your shot. But for the truly daring, a little H2O can take it even further.
Introduce strange squiggles, gauzy haze, and a twinkly smattering of bokeh by placing water on your glass.
Of course, your neighbors may gasp: Dihydrogen monoxide is a menace to electronics, and getting a camera wet is unheard of in polite circles.
Traditionalists may admonish, “it’s simply not done!” But innovators like you know better. High risk! High reward! Now let’s go make history.
http://content.photojojo.com/diy/watery-lens-flares-and-bokeh/
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Uncovering Toy Cameras and Polaroid Vintage Effects (With Photoshop Tutorials)
Since its emergence, the digital photography market has gradually supplanted the traditional one. APN and digital SLR cameras entered our lives, and some people announced the death of silver-based images. This is not all lie, and yet old-fashioned images have been particularly popular in the past few years. All we do seem to do now is try to recreate the atmosphere of those bygone times anyway. Blurry, distorted and over-saturated images are not just a fad anymore. People have became familiar with the style and even consider it a full-fledged photographic genre.
And this is where toy cameras play a role. These devices, made entirely of plastic, including often the lens itself, are not only toys. Sure, they cost next to nothing and have no controls to speak of, but this is what people like about them: they create unpredictable pictures, with equally unpredictable vintage effects. Once you understand this, the rest is a beautiful game. Take them anywhere, anytime, and photograph whatever you like.
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/03/10/uncovering-toy-cameras-and-polaroid-vintage-effects/
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the game of noticing the world around you
Noticings is a game about learning to look at the world around you.
Cities are wonderful places, and everybody finds different things in them. Some of us like to take pictures of interesting, unusual, or beautiful things we see, but many of use are moving so fast through the urban landscape we don’t take in the things around us.
Noticings is a game you play by going a bit slower, and having a look around you. It doesn’t require you change your behaviour significantly, or interrupt your routine: you just take photographs of things that you think are interesting, or things you see. You’ll get points for just noticing things, and you might get bonuses for interesting coincidences.
http://noticin.gs/
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