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• A Unicorn's Gift
  by Roger Sampson

  A lovely green field now holding her view / On it soft dusting’s small red leaves wind blew

  A beautiful photograph called “Country Field” by Kate is the inspiration behind this piece. Thanks Kate. ( Ktowers )

• My Addiction
  by Karen Moore

  I take it along with me every where I go. / It is how I see the world and all the beauty. / For me it’s the light that shines through the…

• Chitta
  by Chris White

  ...that is a weapon.

  A former housemate and good friend of mine is a monk at Bodhivana Buddhist Monastery in Warburton in the Yarra Valley outside Melbourne. He has taken the name ‘Chitta’, meaning ‘mind’. I need to visit him more often.

• The Camera's Story
  by Alan Findlater

  Camera set. Angle checked. Memory captured.

• Tourist Trap
  by PhotogeniquE IPA

  I look at you with / Your cameras and trinkets, / Your bits and pieces, / Your luggage, / Your souvenirs / Your faces. And I wonder what yo…

  this poem is inspired by and dedicated to elleboitse’s picture – ‘Boy Begging’ / / / / © photogenique (dave peddie): using this poem, or any part thereof, for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action. /

• Tip #008 of Many
  by Stephen Mitchell

  If ALL Else Fails, Read the Manual!

  Five tips in one article.

• Photo Tips - Manual Camera Settings
  by EmpoweredBeauty

  Whilst I am self taught and not so technically qualified I thought I may write some basic tips for manual camera settings. Please feel fr…

• Dreams of a Bohemian Life
  by Holly Ringland

  Through the windows we watch the shifting pantomimes of clouds from our tangled, twisted magic carpet that bears the scent of knowing whe…

  Where are you? / Will I know you when I see you? A collaboration with the incredible Keiran Lusk inspired by his beautiful Untitled Waii wiru Wati Wara, ngayulu pulka mukuringanyi nyuntu MULAPA – PintaPinta xx

• Photo Session "Le Petit Mort"
  by CherryCake

  NSFW

• Strangers pass in the night
  by tuffcookie

  The woman tosses back the rest of her drink / Grabs her coat and swipes her bag on her way out the door. / Whistling a happy tune as she …

  This one is for snappy dave.. joy hee hee

• Sepia
  by Holly Ringland

  This is how she remembers happiness.

  a prologue to something bigger. on the same day i wrote this piece, i created this image, of the time of day i love and loathe equally… of fleeting gold that never lasts long enough. i realised afterwards that the two pieces were inextricably linked somehow to me. she made a list of golden things

• The Futility of Cogitating About Nothing
  by iAN Derrick

  ‘The D80 is a highly efficient digital camera with lightning-fast performance, Howard,’ offered Mark.

  Three elderly characters walk the mountain to cogitate about / future offerings when it comes to enjoying life and the limits of personal expectations when it comes to cameras, beer & spring air..

• King Bird
  by Sally Omar

  I’m a King Bird, who are you / Hope you know you’re not in the zoo / A camera does not belong here / Put it down or I’ll bite your ear / Yo…

  David, Thank you for your beautiful photo of King Bird Please check out my friend David Burk’s other awesome photos on RB

• SUPERMODEL
  by Sally Omar

  I WANT EVERYONE TO KNOW / I DON’T DO ANY CHORES / I’M A SUPERMODEL / NO AMATEURS / CAN TAKE A PICTURE OF ME / JUST LOOK / I’M AS BEAUTIFUL A…

  Angela, I just love your Supermodel / Please check out my friend, Angela Harburn’s other awesome artwork on the RB /

• POSE
  by Sally Omar

  Just grazing and resting in Normandy / When a girl with a camera we did see / She said could you please look here / And if you can please …

  Norah..Love cows … your photo POSE was amazing / Please check out my friend Norah’s other awesome photos on the RB /

• The Incident - 25
  by Michael Alesich

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  Many people were affected when the incident occurred, / It’s ramifications hit all people in all walks of life. The audacity of the plan, the violent impact and the responses sent minds reeling. But There will always be a story, somewhere. This is a daily posted Serial story / To read the others click here I am also looking for anyone interested on making collaborative images on each individual part. The post is here

• A must read - For All Photographers - A poem from D W Cavanaugh copyright...
  by lettie1957

  The Joy of light.. The photographer, that “has learned how to see”, / approaches each new day, with what, “could be”.

• Get a grip woman! There's nothing there.
  by Mark Bateman

  Ten yards outside the front gate she again felt that something was brooding over her. A sense of frustration filled her being and she gro…

  Did you used to watch Tales of the Unexpected as a child? I did and loved it. In fact I used to go to bed, then watch my little 14” black and whit telly with my big toe over the off button in case mum or dad decided to check I was actually asleep.. This story was sparked into life by Jeannette Sheehy’s photo. Don’t look until after you’ve read the story though.

• Camera Choice
  by Darren Sharp

  Hi i am looking at buying a new camera and would love to hear some ideas on what i

• Two sides of Creativity
  by tuffcookie

  Two separate devices / Two separate people / Two separate concepts / Both create / In two separate ways One uses light, objects, / struct…

  This one is for pixie! who is an amazing poet and a wonderful friend. Love you honey

• Sunday ... 11.5.08
  by SNAPPYDAVE

  the car to wash, the homeworks to mark, the minutes to type, / the fence to paint, a trip to the shop, a family visit to make / and a promi…

  A day in the life of an RB addict …..

• note to self: walmart sucks
  by lisabella

  i move the tripod SLIGHTLY to the left….BAM camera falls lens first to the cement floor!

• How-to: make a digital pinhole camera
  by Don Norris

  Part of the fun is playing around to see what works! It took me only four or five go’s to get a pretty good pinhole.

  These ruminations and pinhole-y advisings originally appeared as an editorial in Photo Review Australia early in 2007.

• The pixel eyed is back!
  by sharka

  It is official I’m back now! After having sold my camera over 15 months ago I now again have a camera.