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daradphotography.com
DaraD Photography
DaraD Photography Skip to content HomeAbout MeContact Infrared Posted on April 28, 2011 by admin I discovered infrared photography by accident. It happened on Flickr when a photograph caught my eye. The colors were unbelievable..somewhat surreal but ethereal at the same time. It was a picture of something rather mundane?a tree. Not even a spectacular tree. Just a tree. But wow, the colors and the light were so vivid and almost 3 dimensional. I really had never seen anything quite like
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kodakzi8-camera-playsport.blogspot.com
kodak zi8 camera
kodak zi8 camera Sunday, May 29, 2011 Kodak Zi8 Pocket Video Camera FeaturesTake full HD 1080p videos wherever you go Get sharper videos and less blur thanks to built-in image stabilization Premiere your videos in the palm of your hand with the vivid 2.5-inch color LCD No cables to worry about?just swing out the USB arm to upload, share and charge Get a new perspective?take amazing 5 MP 16:9 widescreen HD still pictures Share on Facebook and YouTube with ease?built-in
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johndavidelliott.com
John David Elliott Images Paintings at Art
Whether vivid and emotional paintings of travel and places, or drawings that come to life and touch your heart, John David Elliot is sure to refresh your soul and bring life to your home or collection
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erraticeloquence.blogspot.com
Erratic Eloquence
skip to main | skip to sidebar Erratic Eloquence er·rat·ic: 1. having no fixed course, wandering; 2. nomadic; 3. characterized by a lack of consistency, regularity, or uniformity; 4. deviating from what is ordinary or standard. el·o·quence: 1. the art or power to use fluent expression that is vivid, moving, and/or revealing Search this blog: Loading... #uds-searchControl .gs-result .gs-title, #uds-searchControl .gs-result .gs-title *, #uds-searchControl .gsc-results
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my-grandmothers-gucci.blogspot.com
My Grandmother's Gucci
9.18.2011 Eternally Timeless Follow my blog with Bloglovin Anyone who knows me, I'm sure, thinks of me in black and white. It was Andy Warhol who said that everything looks better in the color combination, and when he made his Death and Disaster series, the pop artist, known for his use of vivid color, chose to depict his subjects in black and white. Why? Because he was making a testament to timelessness. Elvis. Marlon Brando. Elizabeth Taylor. Edie Sedgwick. Icons of American culture