The Moments Between, Episode 1: Japan from Trey Ratcliff on Vimeo. It’s a slow motion technique enabled by a $1000 camera capable of 300 frames per second (typical video is 30). It’s fun.
Big Bang Theory
I’m not big on sitcoms. The staccato formula of the format and the namesake situations usually leave me cold. I gave Big Bang Theory I watched after Mike said it is one of the few shows he watches (besides *poker* and the Ducks). I giggled once or twice during my first episode but that formula was still distracting. Then I watched another. Laughed more. And another. And now I’m sold.
Firestarter
Very funny photo by Dave Roth called Firestarter.
duck lamp
Love this duck lamp by artist Sebastian Errazuriz. It’s my favorite thing from this weburbanist post today.
Travel Podcast
I have hundreds of hours of podcasts that I haven’t listened to. Nonetheless, I went cruising in the iTunes store last night looking for new podcasts and found Travel with Rick Steves. I’ve only listened to 20 minutes of the Celtic Fringes but I’m totally sold.
iPauloiPhoned
If you have an iPhone, iPod touch, or Android, check out ipaulo on your device. I installed the wptouch plugin to test it out for possible use at work.
awkward family photos
Stick awkwardfamilyphotos.com in your RSS reader so you don’t miss any of the daily gems like these…
making music with you tube
This is not iPhone friendly. Sorry.
mom-a-raz-zi
Yesterday, there was an almost perfect post over at dps called 8 Tips for Mom-a-raz-zo Photographers. Perfect because a) the title grabbed my attention immediately in google reader, b) the photos examples by Mom/Photographer Elizabeth Halford were stunning, c) the tips were good and d) I knew immediately I was going to love reposting this for the Mom-a-raz-zo’s I know and love to read.
I was mildly disappointed that all the photos in EHPhoto’s flickr stream had the “Blog this?” option turn off, and were not creative commons. I’ve been listening to photographers on TWIP talk about the evils and problems of flickr theft for professional photographers. So I thought, what the heck?! I’ll flickr mail her and ask permission. A brief, pleasant exchange of a couple emails, and she was happy for me to post this image. She’s UK based, so it’s unlikely she’s going to come photograph the Dirksen twins, but her website is worth checking out.
