Monday, November 8, 2010
Rodeo Beach - Marin Headlands
This shot was taken as part of an Aperture Academy workshop featuring Steve Oachs, Jim Patterson, Scott Davis, and other outstanding photography instructors. Also along on this educational adventure was Tesla Wrangler.
Photo: the_tahoe_guy
Location: Rodeo Beach, Marin Headlands, San Francisco, California
Sunday, November 7, 2010
Armband for iPod
With the right music, workouts are more fun--and maybe even a little easier. Even if you're not working up a sweat, the Griffin Streamline ultimate sport armband makes it easy to take your tunes with you anywhere, thanks to a low-profile design that keeps your iPod nano conveniently close at hand.
Slip your player in the one-piece frame, and hit the road. All controls are easily accessible through the clear, full-face screen protector, and the reflective trim helps increase your visibility in low-light situations.
At the gym, on the road or hitting the trail, your iPod nano rides safe in Griffin's slimmest sport armband ever. Streamline's one-piece frame and screen cover protect your iPod nano from scratches and dust.
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Saturday, November 6, 2010
Friday, November 5, 2010
Quarter past 5
This photo was teken in Coyote Hills Regional Park, Fremont, CA. at quarter past 5, right after the sunset. I know getting a right color of sunset is very challenging, probably 15 to 20 mins after the sun drops.
Technique : It was a challenging shot for me as in low light, the motion object tends to have a ghosting effect. So this was 3 exposures DRI mapping: 1st exposure (unplanned) for bird at f/4.8, +2ev, ISO 800 where as the 2nd and 3rd (planned) are at f/11, ISO 100 with changing the white balance Fluorescent & custom temp 7500K mode respectively in oder to capture the blue & the pink color of the dusk hour.
By Debasis ~~
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Pink sequin masquerade feather mask
Beautiful lush real streaming feathers sit off of the right side of this stunning mask. Measures 13 inches side to side when flat. Measures 15 inches top to bottom when flat. Mask is stretchable up to 24 inches in circumference.
Black elastic band maintains mask on your face. Eyes are outlined with golden toned trim. Accented with big golden toned flower/star. Eye mask is covered in sequined lame fabric.
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Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Pink fur phone
Emerson corded novelty telephone-Redial/flash-Rotary dialing design with push buttons-Call waiting-Ringer volume-Tone/pulse switchable-Pink fur and jewel handset.
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Princess Pink Parking Sign
This sign is made of indoor/outdoor weatherproof .040 polystryrene (plastic as thick as 2 credit cards on top each other). The sign comes with rounded corners and one hole at each end for hanging. The "Princess Pink Parking Sign" is a great gift!
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Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Pink Glitter Sign - I ♥ Pink!
Party with Pink Style! Complete any birthday party with pink party decorations. Liven up your pink birthday party doors with pink decorations. "I ♥ [heart] Pink!" glitter sign. Pink ribbon hanger. Made of cardstock. Celebrate in style with pink party decorations, and decorate with pink from wall to floor.
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Monday, November 1, 2010
The last rays of the setting sun color Mount Esja on a cold winter day
The view north from Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland, is dominated by Mount Esja (913 meters tall/2,999 feet), lying about 10 kilometers north of the city across the bay. The mountain looks very different in different seasons, but I have always felt it was most beautiful in winter, when it has a dusting of snow like here.
Location: Mount Esja, Reykjavik, Iceland
Photo: o palsson
PantiPod
My iPod earphones broke last Monday (accidentally yanked on the right wire) and I got a Philips pair as replacement. It's an electric (lol) shade of blue and I don't like it but it's got to be better than the flimsy Apple earphones.
By Helga Weber
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