This is really big! We’ve tracked down some of the coolest photography prizes we could find, passed the hat round the office for some b…
This is really big! We’ve tracked down some of the coolest photography prizes we could find, passed the hat round the office for some bubblecash, stuck the megaphone out the window, and now we’re ready to launch the RedBubble Real Photography Competition. Prizes include: / – Leica M4-P plus 50mm F2 Summicron (or a Canon 400D + 17-85mm IS USM) / – Elinchrom D-Lite 4 – Studio Lighting Kit / – Gitzo Carbon Fiber Tripod with a Really Right Stuff BH-40LR Head / – 15 x great photography books / – $2500 bubblecash There are five categories, and you can only enter once per category. Simply upload your entry and tag it as follows: 1) Landscape, Travel and Nature Tag your entry with landscapephotocomp 2) Portrait, Fashion and Commercial Tag your entry with fashionphotocomp 3) Black and White, Street, and Reportage Tag your entry with bwphotocomp 4) America Tag your entry with usaphotocomp 5) Europe Tag your entry with europephotocomp See www.redbubble.com/promo/photocomp for full details
Last weekend I spent one day roaming the city doing some fashion shots. Straight fashion is not my usual style, so I appreciated the “tes…
Last weekend I spent one day roaming the city doing some fashion shots. Straight fashion is not my usual style, so I appreciated the test shoot to try out some ideas. Anyway, here is some of what I came up with. As you can tell, I’m still playing with ideas and developing the right skills for this genre of photography but it lots of fun! If anyone else wants to model for me in their favorite outfits so I can practice on you drop me a line Many thanks to all the models, MUAs and photographers involved / Simon Liberta: www.redbubble.com/people/liberta / Dave Aarons: www.redbubble.com/people/daveaarons / Bronwen Hyde: www.bronwenhyde.com/ / James Price: www.vividphotogrpahy.net / Jo O’Brien: www.joobrien.com.au / Stephen Michell: www.ezcreate.com.au / Louise: http://www.fashionising.com/models/portfolio/n/Louise/m/7482/ / Chenai: www.modelmayhem.com/chenai / Eugenia: http://www.starnow.com/eugeniaaverina / Praveen: http://www.fashionising.com/profile.php?profile=16296 / Sonia: http://www.fashionising.com/profile.php?profile=16615 / Elise: www.redbubble.com/people/elisel / Kelli – www.fashionising.com/photos.php?member=16103
^I’m starting to feel guilty that all my posts seem to be Melbourne things but until they give me a bubblecopter I’m afraid you’ll just h…
I’m starting to feel guilty that all my posts seem to be Melbourne things but until they give me a bubblecopter I’m afraid you’ll just have to blatantly rip off this idea and do it where you live… Anyways, I’m looking for t-shirt people in Melbourne who already have one/some of their designs hanging in the wardrobe and who would like to have them included in a professional fashion shoot. Models, styling, lights, photographers etc. will be provided. This isn’t a ‘redbubble admin’ thing, it’s a ‘Jo has too much time on her hands’ thing. But if everyone involved is cool with the idea, I think it’d be ace to use the shots for all sorts of t-shirt love around the place – blogs, journals, t-shirt descriptions etc. If you’re interested drop me a link to which shirts you have sitting around waiting to go (in what style, colour & size) and I’ll start putting this together to look all pretty and stuff. And if you want to model your own t-shirts, that’s one less person I have to organise so you are totally welcome to!
Just a few snaps from a recent shoot. 1 2 !http://joobrien.smugmug.com/p…
Just a few snaps from a recent shoot. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Hello everyone, as most of you know I love to photograph my cat Bonnie, I can’t believe how known she is becoming and it is very apprecia…
Hello everyone, as most of you know I love to photograph my cat Bonnie, I can’t believe how known she is becoming and it is very appreciated! I’m also on various sites and photography groups, one of them being ETSY where I sell my own prints, and today I got yet ANOTHER feature there….yes, for Bonnie!!:D / Here is the link for it; / BONNIE FEATURE Thanks again for all the support, Bonnie and I really appreciate it! :D
Landell Designs – Fashion Shoot / / Contact: landelldesigns@hotmail.com / / Recently I had the absolut…
Landell Designs – Fashion Shoot / / Contact: landelldesigns@hotmail.com / / Recently I had the absolute pleasure of conducting a fashion shoot at The Croft Institute / I was approached by Lisa Defazio in regards to doing this shoot and leaped at the opportunity! / / / Model: Lelia Thomas / / / / Lisa was also sweet enough to answer some questions for me…. / / PLV So, what exactly is it that you do? / LISA I am a clothing designer, I make wearable fashionable clothing that flatters the female form…it is what I was born to do. I had a sewing machine before I attended primary school. / / / Model: Jo O’Brien / / / / PLV How do people get to see your stunning designs up close? / LISA I can be contacted on the email address above regarding event nights. My label is not available in stores only at invitation only events. / My first launch will be held within the next four weeks. / / / Model: Rebecca McLean / / PLV Where is your business headed? / LISA I want to be an exclusive well recognized quality Australian label made locally with concept stores in every capital city – to begin with :) / Then New York, London, Paris, Germany and Japan. / / / Model: Bridget Mcgrath / / PLV Tell us more about you as a designer… / LISA I believe fashion doesn’t have to be overly complex or difficult to wear, I intend my clothing line to be the garments you look forward to wearing, to be the first thing you reach for in your wardrobe. I design items that can be worn in a variety of ways, dressed up or down and can be worn by the young and old alike, classy, distinctive, timeless often with styling from another time. Proportion and silhouette are of paramount importance to me, the cut of the cloth should do all the work for the wearer. / / / / / / LISA In reality I am hoping the label Landell Designs will offer women solutions, giving them the pieces they have been looking for but could never find; flattering beautiful clothing they love to wear. / PLV Thanks Lisa! :D / / / Model: Lisa Defazio / / / /
Well, rather than clog up your activity monitors I thought this would be a better option! / Anyways a couple of nights ago I got to …
Well, rather than clog up your activity monitors I thought this would be a better option! / Anyways a couple of nights ago I got to shoot and enjoy an evening with Billy Sheehan bassist of the stars but mainly people like David Lee Roth and Mr Big / He’s extrordinary and makes bass playing seem like a whole new artform. Not that it isn’t already but you know what I mean!! ;p / / / / / / Huge congrats goes out to Jessica Tremp and Michael Alesich / One of our images from the first series of Hearts at War has been chosen as a book cover! / Queensland’s Griffiths University due to be released quarterly Law Review will look like this… / / / / Just wanted to share a few more shots from the Landell fashions shoot.. / / / Model Jo O’Brien / / / Model Lelia Thomas / / / Model Jo O’Brien / / / Model Jo O’Brien / / / Model Lisa Defazio / / Every year the Bali Dogs Foundation has a fundraiser, this year I was invited along to shoot the evening. / It was a hugely successful evening, even a little surprising when one of our favorite Red Bubblers was making an appearence as the presenter of the major prize!! :D / / / / Our hosts for the evening… Mike Larkin and Susie Wilks. / / / / / The gorgeous Ms Tremp! / / / / / ...and finally the evening was sealed with a kiss! / / / Now then, most of you would all know how much music is a part of my life. / It plays a big part. / I sometimes get asked, what do I listen to? / So, rather than writing down 30 songs from each of the artists below, here is a general list of what moves me… / / Massive Attack – Tear Drops / Led Zeppelin – Going To California / Jimi Hendrix – Machine Gun / The Doors – Riders On The Storm / The Beatles – Dear Prudence / Tim Buckley – Hallucinations / Jeff Buckley – What Will You Say / David Bowie – Thursdays Child / Megadeth – Holy Wars / Mr. Bungle – Quote Unquote / Sepultura – Nomad / Kiss – God of Thunder / Living Color – Nothingness / Placebo – Twenty Years / Pink floyd – Comfortably Numb / Kate Bush – Wuthering Heights / Hole – Awful / Adam & The Ants – Stand and Deliver / White Stripes – Conquest / Muse – Starlight / The Raconteurs – Broken Boy Soldier / Jefferson Airplane – White Rabbit / Donovan – Hurdy Gurdy Man / Bob Dylan – Shelter From The Storm / Rage Against The Machine – No Shelter / Tori Amos – Leather / Steppenwolf – Born To Be Wild / Steve Vai – I Know You’re Here / Korn – Thoughtless / Smashing Pumpkins – 1979 / Ry Cooder and Stave Vai – Crossroads Guitar Duel / Bruce Sprinsteen – Born To Run / Yngwie Malmsteen – Black Star / Radiohead – Paranoid Android / Metallica – One / Queen & David Bowie – Under Pressure / The Cult – Edie / Pearl Jam – In Hiding / Slayer – Dead Skin Mask / / Ok, If you have mde it this far I thank you! / Finally, on Saturday of this coming week I will be making a personal announcement! / (...and all those who know me yawn with anticipation! LOL!) / / Lotsa Hugs, Peace Peeps! :D
We recently did a test shoot for Maria Gonzales and “R…
We recently did a test shoot for Maria Gonzales and Rogue Artists With very bad rain forecast, we abandoned our location scouting and set about using any available space in her store, including the tea room, out the back and yes, even in the toilet. James was set up in the main shop room with studio lights so hopefully we got a mix of my random roaming around and some nice clear polished shots. I haven’t even made it half way through my shots yet, but here are a few if you’re interested.
Hello my Lovely Lolita Enthusiasts (If your not, then you will be by the time I’m through! :P) I thought I would make a journal with …
Hello my Lovely Lolita Enthusiasts (If your not, then you will be by the time I’m through! :P) I thought I would make a journal with artistic inspiration this morning as to what the Lolita Subculture is all about. :P The term “Lolita” may be off-putting to those who first hear about the fashion because of the connotation it holds from Vladimir Nabokov’s novel, “Lolita”, which changed the meaning of the name for most people in the Western world. It is generally assumed though that the name of the fashion comes from a distortion of the meaning while word-borrowing from English. In the case of the fashion the term “Lolita” only refers to the child-like nature of some of the clothes and is also used because of the beauty or cuteness of the name. Lolita Fashion is emphatically not about looking sexy and is instead about looking cute or elegant. Lolita comes in several different types, but the most common styles are Punk Lolita, Goth Lolita, Sweet Lolita and Classic Lolita All of which have ribbons and frills, but they different in colors and styles. :D Lolita fashion is a style of dress orginated in Japan. Although “Lolita” is a reference to Vladimir Nabokov’s famous novel, and Lolita is often worn by teens, most adherents present themselves as Victorian children or baby dolls and prefer to look “cute” rather than “sexy”. Japanese culture places a higher value upon extremely youthful appearance and behavior than Western, and some adult women buy large amounts of products, such as Hello Kitty goods, that are typically marketed only to children in the West. Lolita fashion is perhaps a more visible extension of this phenomenon. In general, Lolita fashion tends to imitate Victorian-style girl’s clothing and often aims to imitate the look of Victorian porcelain dolls. Skirts are knee length and may have a crinoline or petticoat to add volume. As in mainstream Japanese fashion, over-knee socks or stockings are extremely popular. Black fishnet stockings and white or black tights are also common. Shoes or boots with high heels – though not usually stiletto heels – such as Mary Janes, complete the look. Frilly, ruffled or lace-trimmed Victorian blouses are also popular especially with “Gothic Lolita” types, who may also favour long skirts and jackets rather than overtly “childish” designs. Apart from the occasional shortness of skirts, designs are usually modest, sometimes with long lace-capped sleeves. Lace headdress and bracelets are usually worn. Gothic Lolita: / Gothic Lolita or “GothLoli” (ゴスロリ, gosurori; sometimes alternatively “Loli-Goth”) is a youth fashion among Japanese teenagers and young women. It emphasizes Victorian-style girl’s clothing and often aims to imitate the look of Victorian porcelain dolls. Gothloli’s name and origin is a combination of lolita fashion—appearing deliberately cute to the point of looking childish—and certain styles found within gothic fashion. / / / Punk Lolita: / Gothic Punk has a rock-inspired look. It usually features tartans, stripes, chains, piercings, and an overall more industrial look. Lolita punk is similar, but with a lolita twist. Lolita punk keeps the lolita bell skirt, but is less feminine and keep the elements of punk. / / / Sweet Lolita: / They have lots of lace and ribbons, usually light-colored (although there are black/white sweet lolita), attempting to look as cute and little-girlish as possible. End results typically exudes a doll like appearance. / Classic Lolita: / They are more traditional, look more like the Victorian fashion, light-coloured, also more mature-looking. Traditional Maid-style clothing and Alice in Wonderland-style apron may be classified into this genre. / / / Some Other Styles: Kimono Lolita: As the name suggest, they are crossover of Kimono and lace-featured skirt. / / Country Lolita: A style of Lolita with a Country touch. Fabrics are usually gingham or soft floral prints. Aprons are common, as well as small straw hats and other “country” accessories. / Shiro/Kuro Lolita: Shiro (“white”) Loli are lolita who wear all white, while Kuro (“black”) Loli are lolita who wear all black. Almost all brands carry items in this style. There are also lolita who wear only blue, pink, red, and so on. Each of these lolita is named after the color they chose. These Images and descriptions are not the property of myself, they belong to their respective owners. / References: / http://jerinae.multiply.com/journal/item/22 / http://www.lolitafashion.org/what_is_lolita.php / Google images
The absolutely stunning Danielle Prowse just posted a journal about Tee Cutting...
The absolutely stunning Danielle Prowse just posted a journal about Tee Cutting. This strange sounding concept is actually a way to make ulta creative fashionista features for your RedBubble t-shirts using nothing but a sharp pair of scissors. How great does it look!? So I thought I’d give it a go. When I ran up stairs to show the guys they mostly laughed, but I think in the good way. Perhaps cut and paste isn’t in my skill set quite yet, but I’m really liking where this is going. Making art out of art.
An overnight low of 8 degrees celsius wasn’t going to stop me from bribing two models, a stylist and a second photographer freeze their t…
An overnight low of 8 degrees celsius wasn’t going to stop me from bribing two models, a stylist and a second photographer freeze their tits off for the sake of art. Extra love goes to the models who braved the elements in skimpy dresses and sheer camisoles – I promise next time we will be indoors and with the heater on full! I tend to use RedBubble for showing my art photography, but I seem to be shooting a lot of fashiony stuff lately so thought I’d share a bit of what I’ve been up to. You can see some more here and here if you’re keen
“If God had intended photographers to use more than one key light, he would have made more suns.” Just about every single shot includi…
“If God had intended photographers to use more than one key light, he would have made more suns.” Just about every single shot including the food and still life shots in my portfolio was made with one light. One light in the right place. You won’t need any more except possibly to light a background. In this case make sure that they light the background, and do not spill back on to the subject. Use barn doors or large black sheets of card if necessary. Very early in my career I learnt that light bounces around all over the place in a white studio. This is unwanted light. When I worked for top food photographers and fashion photographers like Barry Lategan, we actually blacked out the studio with drapes or black screens. Great for glassware too. I ordered funeral drapes to cover an entire studio when I was asked to light a “Finish” (the dishwasher stuff) TV commercial in Milan. The essential shot was of a glass. How do you get a glass to look sparkling clean? Answer, outline it in black, make it totally transparent and have one clean reflection of light on it. How do you do that? Black out the studio; this creates the black edges which are the walls reflecting in the edges of the glass. Use one ‘window’ type light. In this instance I used a 6×4 sheet of opaque white Perspex and stuck some halogen floods behind it. Result – one clean reflection of soft light, no glass to be seen, just the black outline of one. It looks as clean as a whistle because the glass is invisible! The actor doing the demo in the commercial looked good too, with a similar lighting quality to that in my stills. The cameramen were two old hacks from Rome who scoffed in bemused wonderment at this 22 year old kid who had made the studio look set for a funeral. The drapes were all that the three funeral companies could provide. However, the results were crystal, the client was thrilled, I was a hero for a day, and I got more work from the production company who shot the ad. This lighting style was often copied after that, and is still the basis of many British commercials today. So where were we? Yes one light. One light in the right place. At John Cowan’s studio, I persuaded John to have the entire walls of the studio painted black to which he agreed. Why black? So that the light does not bounce all over the room filling in shadows where you want shadows. To start with black and then paint with light gives you much more control over your lighting. It makes you the master of it. It gives you the contrast you want without having to print on grade 4 paper, thus allowing more detail in mid tones. I painted my studio in Milan black, and would do the same today. It gives you a quality that is sharp and precise. OK so where does the One Light go? More or less above your own head and slightly above the subject. This will slim the face by putting the cheekbones in shadow if the model is facing you head on. Take a look at the head shots in my portfolio and look where the shadows are. Then figure out where the light is. Above the camera, maybe slightly to one side. This should be the side the model faces if the shot is three quarters on or the shoulders are three quarters on. When you have set up, always use a tripod to establish your camera position and then adjust the light until it is exactly where you want it. Don’t run around the model with your camera in hand. It may look good in the movies, but it will look crap in your contacts, with no consistent lighting whatsoever. Just one more thing, what sort of light you may ask? The light should be intense but soft, so a single umbrella is fine, a soft box is fine, and a bowl light is excellent. This is where the flash head is reflected into a shallow bowl and the head is shielded. If the bowl is then opaqued by a thin sheet of plastic, you will get the same quality as some of the Vogue photographers. It is a very flattering light. You can tell when it has been used by top photographers. You will see the circular highlight with a black center reflected in the model’s eyes. OK folks so that’s how I light head shots (and many of the top guys I have assisted). Give it a whirl and see if you can take some shots that stun you, the girl you are shooting, and the horse I rode in on. ‘til next time – John
Welcome to DLTV. Diesel Laws reviews t-shirts from around the world based on a 5 star rating system for *Originality, Comfort, Print…
Welcome to DLTV. Diesel Laws reviews t-shirts from around the world based on a 5 star rating system for Originality, Comfort, Print, Design and Extras. If you would like to have your t-shirt reviewed, your company named and sent out to millions via the video sharing websites please send your t-shirts to: Unit 6/11 Chifley Drive, Maribyrnong VIC 3032 I am only reviewing shirts that are sent to me so I can mark them for comfort, print and extras. Watch the first edition below. Please email diesel@diesellaws.com to let me know what you have sent.
Fashion designer Pamela Thompson just bought an Orange Cat tee … !http://images-0.redbubble.net/img…
Fashion designer Pamela Thompson just bought an Orange Cat tee …
Wow, I’m overwhelmed. I just had a meeting with the Promotions Manager of Myer and she has accepted me to be one of three official photog…
Wow, I’m overwhelmed. I just had a meeting with the Promotions Manager of Myer and she has accepted me to be one of three official photographers for the Perth Fashion Festival! AHHHHH I am ecstatic right now! Anyway, how did I land with this position you (and 20 of my friends last night) had asked? I shot Stephanie’s 21st Event back in July 2009 and because she works part-time so naturally a lot of her Myer colleagues attended her Birthday. Melissa the promotions manager must have seen this on her front page feed, and by that time she must have been looking for a 3rd photographer already. She loved the way I approached my photography and decided to give me a call! It was as simple as that. I have Stephanie and Facebook to thank for haha! Here’s the front cover of her event: Feel free to browse through my Facebook page, I have a Keegan Wong Photography page as well! Just search it on the textbar =) Anyway, thanks for listening to one of my rants again. This rant, however, is a little special ;) Keep shooting guys! / Keegan
From the ‘Spring Summer 09/10’ Fashion Show at Myer, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. Featuring models Jennifer Hawkins and Jessica & Ashl…
From the ‘Spring Summer 09/10’ Fashion Show at Myer, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. Featuring models Jennifer Hawkins and Jessica & Ashley Hart.
From the ‘Altitude Show’ at Melbourne’s GPO for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. | !http://www.jaredrevell.com.au/blog/wp-content/upload…
From the ‘Altitude Show’ at Melbourne’s GPO for Melbourne Spring Fashion Week.
From the ‘Cruise into Summer’ Fashion Shows at QV Square, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week. | !http://www.jaredrevell.com.au/blog/wp-cont…
From the ‘Cruise into Summer’ Fashion Shows at QV Square, Melbourne Spring Fashion Week.
I would like to thank Leona Edmiston and my beautiful Daughter Elise for the opportunity to shoot the Spring Fashion Parade at the GPO la…
I would like to thank Leona Edmiston and my beautiful Daughter Elise for the opportunity to shoot the Spring Fashion Parade at the GPO last Wednesday (way out of my comfort zone ) what a buzz. 1. / / 2. / / 3. / / 4. / / 5. / / 6. /
Butterflies are HOT this season!!! ...
Butterflies are HOT this season!!! rain-dogs has a whole range of 12 beautiful tribal inspired butterfly designs all ready for Christmas with a BIG 10% off!!! To learn more see his latest journal SPECIAL XMAS DISCOUNT 10% OFF ALL BUTTERFLY TEE-SHIRTS / ..... / So, what is a *raindog??? / .. / Raindogs are dogs you might see huddled in doorways that can’t find their way back home during and after a downpour of rain, it seems the rain washes away the dog’s scent and it can’t find it’s way back home. We have a rain-dogs right here on red bubble, he’s been here about 6 months, but I’ve only known him a short while and been really encouraged by him. Please take some time to get to know rain-dogs if you don’t already he’s one of the nicest people i know on RB… i’m sure you’ll get on like a house on fire Another thing you might not know about rain-dogs is that he’s very friendly, not the type to bite your hand when you pat him..lol and he’s very encouraging… so if you like lost and friendly dogs caught in the rain, you are going to like rain-dogs i assure you. / ... / Dotted Butterfly TShirt by rain-dogs is currently offering 10% off all Butterfly TShirts leading up to Christmas rain-dogs currently lives on the gemfields in Queensland, digging for precious gemstones and enjoying life with Kel his partner… when he’s not digging, he’s observing the awesome Australian Bush and all it’s beaut wildlife and taking photos and videos he even goes to the trouble of recording some of their bird calls… rain-dogs and I have a lot of things in common, as our fathers/families seemed to have brought us up in a similar way, observing the natural surroundings, fishing, going bush… that type of thing… and he’s a great story teller and writer also. / White Butterfly TShirt by rain-dogs is currently offering 10% off all Butterfly TShirts leading up to Christmas there is a beautiful japanese folk tale about the white butterfly if you click on the link, you can read it there / Meditate above images show Jesús the little falcon of one wing whom rain-dogs found standing in the middle of the road. He had been hit by a car and lost one whole wing at the shoulder …He lived on a perch in his lounge room and was never caged, they fed him live food and gave him refuge for over 3mths, before he caught a cold and died…it was sad but not as sad as being a falcon….with one wing ... read more in the comments here and here / rain-dogs also has lots of terrific tree tees which are proving very popular, not to mention stax of other tee designs…so go have a look when you get the chance :)
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/ Back in May 2009 the lovely Jo O’Brien conducted a special night time photo shoot with models from ModelMayhem with the lovely AmyNicole These photos show AmyNicole looking fabulous wearing my Tattoo Elephant tshirt with boho beads on raspberry coloured tee. Along with her is the lovely Miss Claire wearing one of Paul McClintock’s Identify Your Horse Tshirt / Preview of Tattoo TShirt available here / Identifying Your Horse TShirt by Paul McClintock available here / Thanks to Jo , AmyNicole , Miss Claire and Paul
Must be cos I’m the pinnacle of fashion and retail, eh? Find the mag here and stay up to date on ev…
Must be cos I’m the pinnacle of fashion and retail, eh? Find the mag here and stay up to date on everything…..that matters…. BIO Girl or boy, X chromosome or Y, X&Y magazine is an edgy free online lifestyle hub for all your fashion, health, beauty, entertainment, sex and career needs
Aloha!!! I’d like to take you behind the curtain and show you a member of redbubble that I don’t think many people have met yet or know of gottheshot / ....... / Although gottheshot has had a few features in groups, he’s never been featured on the Home Page, and yet he captures the most fabulous images and I really thought it’s a crime that his fabulous art is not being seen by more of us. / ....... His candid shots of people on the street, in parks, in Harajuku during his time in Japan are some of the most beautiful and poignant works I’ve seen in my travels and I’m really taken with them, you can tell he loves his subjects very much… I love talking to him about how he sees things and he explains so well, the thought process he goes through as he ponders how he’ll shoot a particular subject… it’s so very interesting, rewarding and revealing. I love his black and white photography, there is something just wonderful about it, that I can’t quite put into words…it’s elemental beauty at it’s best….but then you see the colour version and my mind is exploding with details and delighted by everything i see… there is one image in particular which i find “postcard-a-licious” called Caught in Kyoto which is the Geisha with the red umbrella and kimono below standing to the side, revealing white cherry blossom tree in full bloom… something so special about it, almost like selective colouring, but it isn’t. / ........ / gottheshot says and I quote: A boring 9-5 job keeps me away from the love of photography for most of the time but weekends and holidays are a chance to learn my new found hobby / again. I enjoyed trying to capture street photography in Japan and more recently just photographing landmarks in London. In the last couple of months my weekend hobby has been flower photography and bees in flight.. A very steep learning curve. I still find that I choose the wrong aperture or the wrong setting and lose the goal that I want out of a photo – practise makes perfect. With a bit of editing my photos are presentable enough to go on here. / ...... / I don’t want to give away all gottheshot’s surprises here in my journal, so why don’t you head on over and say hi to him, pop him on your watchlist and check out his beautiful inspirational works…another friend to befriend…a new person to inspire and be inspired by… It was actually Open Wide pictured below, that first caught my attention and as I continued to enjoy I came across gottheshots diverse range wonderful images /
Hello Fellow Bubblers, I have recently opened a social bookmarking account at Delicious.com – if you dont know what this is have a loo…
Hello Fellow Bubblers, I have recently opened a social bookmarking account at Delicious.com – if you dont know what this is have a look. It is a place where you can bookmark all the sites that are of interest to you. I have filled out a few but I am looking for more resources. Hence this call out. Can anyone please provide me with links to sites that assist you in your creative process. These can be t-shirt sites, t-shirt design sites, blog sites to do with the t-shirt design and or graphic design, , graphic design sites, t-shirt fulfillment sites like redbubble, threadless, mysoti. I am also interested in links to fashion magazines, font sites, inpsiration sites. The kind of stuff that you have looked at and got a lot from creatively. Any help here would be much appreciated. I hope that this Call Out will also be of assistance to my fellow creatives here at Redbubble. Steve.
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