I love animals and love animal photography.
I’m partial to big cats.
Here are some choice cuts from around the web in absolutely no particular order.
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Thanks
(c) David Cole
I found this awesome collection of “water-scape” photography I thought I’d share.
I’ve always been drawn to photography of nature and love streams, lakes and waterfalls.
The colors and effects in some of these are inspirational to say the least.
Hope you enjoy as much as I did!
Ice Forrest behind frozen lake.
Steady stream out of jungle cave.
Mossy brook.
Look-out lake.
Storm over lonely island.
Couples cove.
Painted loch.
Sun rise at misty river.
Nautical twins.
The waters of paradise.
Bridge to nowhere.
Calm river in the wild.
Fire and ice.
Above and below.
The lake-house pathway.
Standing alone.
Misty waters.
Pirates pass.
Dusk over running water.
Swirls of color.
Frozen forest lake.
Blazing ocean view.
Rock of ages.
Umbrella still.
Light upon the hillside.
Of course there are many more as equally as stunning and beautiful.
Nature simply never goes out of style.
Thanks!!!
(c) David Cole
Since I’m a lover of both…some beautiful landscape photography that include some beautiful animals!
Coyote canyon
Iced Penguins
Intensely chipper lamb
Happy hopper
Vivian Maier was basically a no-name nanny who lived in Chicago. She died in 2009 at age 83.
As the story goes Vivian fell on hard times and was evicted from her apartment. Some time after her death her actual belongings that were seized went up for Auction. Included in the purchased lot was around 100,000 negatives and undeveloped rolls of film. These were later developed and although little is known about Vivian except whats stated above, one thing we do know is she was a fantastic street photographer.
Take a look at some samples of her work.
(c) David Cole
Three new Photoshop apps have been released by Adobe for the iPad in the App Store.
The thing that makes this intuitive is the way they interact with CS5 rather than attempting to create a replacement for Photoshop on the iPad.
Nav is the name of the first one that looks to me to be the most practical for the average users needs. Its almost like a remote pallet that can activate tools and select files. You can view layers and manipulate photos with multi-hand gestures. Priced at $1.99
Color Lava is next that and is more for the painters. It allows you to create and mix custom colors and themes and send them to Photoshop. Tapping a swatch in Color Lava can make it the foreground cover on the computer. Priced at $2.99
Eazel is last but not least and allows you to digitally “mix” wet and dry paints. The wet paints will actually “dry” over time. Basically digital finger-painting that looks really realistic without the mess. Priced at $4.99
I cant wait to see what folks come up with using these apps!
(c) David Cole
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