Category: Photos

  • Thorsten Meyer (PhotoMocha® Photographer) portrait exhibition in Munich

    If you happen to be in Munich I encourage you to visit Thorsten Meyer’s potrait exhibition. You can find the exhibition in a local Café called Kreislauf ( Daiserstr. 22, Munich).  The exhibition shows some big prints from recent (2009-2010) portrait work from the portfolio of Thorsten Meyer a Munich (Germany) based photographer. The PhotoMocha Photo Exhibition ends…

  • Google Hosts 10 Million Historic Time-Life Photos

    Google announced that they’re now hosting around 10 million photos from the LIFE photo archives on Google Image search. This collection of newly-digitized images includes photos and etchings produced and owned by LIFE dating all the way back to the 1750s. Only a very small percentage of these images have ever been published. The rest…

  • Microsoft Labs Introduces Photosynth

    Imagine yourself beneath the Eiffel Tower or in the heart of Times Square. Now imagine being able to see that exact scene in an amazing new way. With Photosynth, you can look up or down, pan from left to right, zoom in, or pull back to reveal the full sense of where you were. Photosynth…

  • Photoshopping: Images that are wrong

    Did you ever see a photo or image and though “mm that looks odd, does she really have three arms?”. It might be Photoshoped to death. If you interested in such images you should take a look at photoshopdisasters photoshopdisasters list them all. All the Images that got a little to much Photoshop work on…

  • (USA) Library of Congress Shares Over 3,000 Photographs on Flickr

    [kml_flashembed movie=”/wp-content/tiltviewerpro/TiltViewer.swf” height=”600″ width=”650″ fversion=”9″ useexpressinstall=”true” allowfullscreen=”true” fvars=” user_id = 8623220@N02″/] The Q&A about the shared images from the Library of Congress Photos on Flickr Frequently Asked Questions which is available as well. Q: Why is the Library placing pictures on Flickr? A: We have several goals: To share photographs from the Library’s collections with…