And to start it off, another image from the Dallas Christmas parade.. another snap by the lovely wife.
Last week I mentioned "motion fine art"... I think these slow-motion videos fall in that description. Be sure to read the details... these were created from single still images, not as stop-motion.
These luminous plastic light fixtures are interesting... if they can be shaped and molded in any shape, there could be huge possibilities for constant-source photo and video light there. (via @halfpress)
Always a good reminder - we rely on our eyes, but treat them poorly. Keep 'em in good shape...
Which reminds me ... there are blind photographers out there making great images. What would it mean to you if you could never appreciate the art you created. Would you keep doing it? More to check out here. here. and here. And the flickr group.
Stock photography rarely gets to be artsy. And it can be, of course, pretty bad. (via @jdblundell)
I have several friends in law enforcement, and they know all to well how easy it is to make them look bad with a camera. So, for them, it is good to see this image of an NYPD officer go viral.
*** Update ... And to show that the problems of homelessness and poverty require a much larger solution than simple provisions, the homeless man is shoeless again. Would it have made a difference to buy $20 shoes instead of nice boots? Hard to say.
Have a great week, everybody!
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