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I have written before about how to back up and store your photos online and about how to make a buck or two at the stock photo sites, but this new Sydney based site established recently by Andrew Coppin looks extremely interesting. It is called Ph.Art and is intended for the better photographers to display [...]
Image via CrunchBase While the bushfires were raging in Victoria, Australia, I’m sure many of us were thinking what would we take with us if we were in a hurry and we knew our house would probably burn down. Many think of their photo albums, but these days most of our photos are on the [...]
When I first got my digital camera, after having used an SLR for years, I couldn’t work out why people were holding theirs way out in front of them. I soon worked it out. The LCD lens on a digital camera is pretty useless on a bright day. All you can see is black and [...]
I can get the plugin to work for the posts which contain photos, but it takes an age to load if it ever does. I didn’t wait to find out. So I deleted that and relied on the widget alone. No luck there either. I think the problem is that my server is not using [...]
The PicLens Plugin for WordPress makes it easy for you to provide your readers with an immersive slideshow experience. Visitors simply click a “start slideshow” link to activate PicLens Lite, a slick filmstrip-style presentation console. From there, they can play or pause your slideshow, or better yet dive into a full-screen mode. Optionally, you can [...]
Photosynth is Microsoft’s new image viewer which is still in beta stage and can’t be used for your own photos yet, but it’s quality and facilities look very exciting. You need to download it and install it. Then you will see images already there. You can zoom in and out retaining great clarity, move along, [...]
The header you see above is my own photo, taken when I was in NY at the Guggenheim Museum. I cropped the photo so that only a section of it appears here. Now you too can customize your blog with your own header at least. For word press, I copied the graphic which was there [...]
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