Via del.icio.us – Best Photos of 2004, I’m gobsmacked and almost speechless (Here’s me being speechless.)
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I love most of the images on this page!
I wonder if I could pick out my own “best of year” photo collection and post them here. Some of the pic of the day photos would make it, as well as a few that are still lying dormant on my PC at home.
I took a quick look through the gallery here and recognised a few locations. 🙂
He uses the Flash “SimpleViewer” as a gallery front end which looks nice, but takes ages to load. 🙁
Amazing how light works sometimes.
A Swan on the River Lee.
Water alongside a river, anywhere. Look down. See that little stream running by your feet?
Autumn brings out more than just browns and gold in nature.
On my way home yesterday I had to take a photo of this scene. There’s construction work going on there, linking the path to the Regional Park. That sign will be gone by next January when all signage has to be in kilometres instead of miles so it’s a little bit of history too!
Just under the sign, on the wall, is a block of wood with all sorts of medals on it. I guess the workmen found that in their digging. Bet there’s a story behind that!
This is a great report from PhotoKina 2004 – Santdisk looks like a sure bet for the future of digital media although I have to agree with the author – why would you use Flash cards once and archive it when a strong magnet will likely destroy it. Call me old fashioned, but the nice bulky CD is harder to misplace too!
Pictured last Sunday afternoon. The day started out cloudy and wet but thankfully cleared up later. We met a New Yorker who does the tours and two Poles who clambered like goats all over the hills with their cameras!
Are photographic workshops fun? I’ve never been on one, but I’d like to. I’d think twice about Iceland however (and then go anyway!).. The author has some beautiful images to go along with his essay.
Why does one attend a workshop? To learn. To share. To experience. To be fired and inspired. To be criticized and accept it and grow in one’s art from it. To change.