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[INFO] Welcome to Red Bubble :)
by Craig ShillingtonI am adding this Journal entry for all my friends and contacts that I have invited to Red Bubble from other Photography Sites etc. So man…
I am adding this Journal entry for all my friends and contacts that I have invited to Red Bubble from other Photography Sites etc. So many of you have already joined and it is really heartwarming to see you all here. I know it can be a little hard to understand how the Bubble works so hopefully I can make it a little easier for you by directing you all to this Journal Entry (JE) to give you some hints and tips on making the most out of Red Bubble :) :) Thank you so much for joining or at least having a look :) :) VBS HomePage and RedBubble Page. First off I would suggest adding these to your contacts. :) By adding these three into your contacts, you will receive information on the Red Bubble community into your Activity monitors. That way you will know right away about importance changes and announcements :) :) Selling you Works Okay, okay. I admit it …. that is what really attracted me to Red Bubble to begin with ;) It’s not so much the sales for me now and you will understand that the longer you stay involved with Red Bubble and the wonderful Community vibe here. But yes, we all want to sell our works and make money. :) :) Red Bubble has many options for selling our works and are introducing new options all the time. Ranging from Cards … all the way up to Fully Framed Prints. These are the dimensions for the files that you will want to have your works to be able to sell in each category: Cards: about 1300 by 900 pixels (1 megapixel) Small wall art print: about 1600×2400 pixels (4 megapixels) Medium wall art print: about 2160×3240 pixels (7 megapixels) Large wall art print: about 2560×3840 pixels (10 megapixels) For t-shirts, please upload PNGs that are 12” x 16” in size, with pixel dimensions of 2400×3200 pixels. You can access a template for t-shirt designs The Forum Red Bubble has a wonderful Forum where we can become so much more involved community wise :) It’s a great place to meet new people and also have deep and meaningful discussions and a wide range of varied topics or simply have fun :) The Forum also includes important updates you may miss and has many FAQ’s etc regarding Red Bubble itself. It might pay to have a look around in there too. To get to the forum, click on the People Tab at the top of the screen … then look down the bottom of the page that opens. Or you can click HERE Personalizing your Profile Some of us like to Personalize our Profile pages … or even just add quirky parts of ourselves to our pages and posts. Red Bubble does not use HTML, it uses a basic form of a code called Textile. It’s a fairly simple code to follow, so if you wanna know how to make a link, add a small picture and similarly personalize yourself here, I have written a few [HOW TO] ’s, hopefully explaining in simple terms how to do certain things using the code that Red Bubble uses. RSS If you are familiar with RSS, Red Bubble offers feeds on the Forum and also on every bodies Portfolio and Journal Pages. Keep an eye on the HomePage for any updates to this in the future. Simple Text Formatting As we are typing we can make our words Bold etc. by formatting the text we are using, here are some of the more basic ones you might want to use from time to time. I need to put spaces here so you can see the code, so when you use these, type them out without any spaces at all for them to work :) :) type * BOLD * – To make text BOLD / type _ ITALIC _ – To make text ITALIC / type ^ SMALL UP ^ – To make text SMALL UP / type ~ SMALL DOWN ~ – To make text SMALL DOWN / type + UNDERLINED + – To make text UNDERLINED / type – CANCELLED – - To make text CANCELLED type * * * with no spaces and a blank line before and after makes a horizontal line So I can make text bold italic small and small , underlined and oops, I didn’t really mean that ;) To make text clickable to a link, wrap the text in quote marks {“} add a colon {:} and then the link (with no spaces): ” text ” : http://www.linkhere.com If you can think of something handy for someone new that should be included here, please let me know and I will add it in :) :) Enjoy and have fun :) :) View all my INFO’s
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[INFO] Contact Red Bubble
by Craig ShillingtonRed Bubble Locations RedBubble Melbourne / 2/192 Argyle St, Fitzroy / Victoria, Australia, 3065 / Phone: 1300 66 77 01 …
Red Bubble Locations RedBubble Melbourne / 2/192 Argyle St, Fitzroy / Victoria, Australia, 3065 / Phone: 1300 66 77 01 RedBubble San Francisco / 1 Market St, Spear Tower, 36th Floor / San Francisco, CA 94105, USA / Phone: 415 578-3308 RedBubble London / Level 4, 18 Exeter Street / London WC2E 7DU, UK / Phone: 020 7193 3855 Email Community Development / earswideopen@redbubble.com Customer Service / insafehands@redbubble.com Feedback / earswideopen@redbubble.com Jobs / jobs@redbubble.com Privacy / privacy@redbubble.com Media / media@redbubble.com All other enquiries / earswideopen@redbubble.com View all my INFO’s
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no smoking
by rkssno smoking
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Artistic representation of the new technology flow
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A Bit of Info About my Processing
by Naomi FrostI’ve had several comments from people lately asking me how I have been processing some of my newest photos…. and since my ‘reply’ butto…
I’ve had several comments from people lately asking me how I have been processing some of my newest photos…. and since my ‘reply’ button is still broken I thought I would just put it all down in a journal….so here it is. I mainly use Adobe Lightroom to process all of my work and then I tidy stuff up in Photoshop Elements 4.0 You can download a 30 day free trial of “The Lightroom” if you follow the above link – definately worth checking out if you haven’t already. It will process both RAW and JPEG files. Last week I found out that there were presets available to download so I thought I’d give them ago. There are 3 main sites I have found which are really good. / They are: INSIDE LIGHTROOM Heather Green Photography (she lists lots of links) and Pro Photography Show who also list lots of great links. Of course you still need to play with the images even after applying a preset…but that’s where the fun begins. The presets I have used the most are: 2. Vintage I COL Dragon1 COL Hamburg’s Funky Twist Dream Matt’s Lomo Effect EFF XProcess Dragon They all came from those 3 websites listed above. Hope this has been helpful. Cheers to you all / Naomi. BTW…I’ve just passed 50000 views…WooHoo…now if only I could sell something…
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My table sign/business card/contact info/etc. work in progress. This is about an 8 second exposure and I drew the signature with a little keychain light. Then I added my image on top and lowered the opacity.
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This is Muftah Elmawe, our very informative Libian guide who showed us around Sabratha for the day. An amazing man with so much knowledge in his head. Thanks Muftah for a truley amazing experience. / . / / . /
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Amur Tiger Cub. Once known as the Siberian Tiger, extinct in that area. A montage to show information about this endangered species of beautiful animals. Must be viewed larger to read.
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More info on White Lions / This photo was taken in Ouwehands Dierenpark, a zoo in The Netherlands. Have a look at my other photos. For example: / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Or browse through one of my categories flower / water / leaf / other / reflection / macro / insect / dragonfly / damselfly / france
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MY BUBBLESITE
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Signs near our town line which seem to send a message of gender confusion.
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This weevils snout is used for drilling and feeding on your rose buds and laying their eggs. This is one of the many sites you where you can get more information on them; http://www.sactorose.org/ipm/84rosecurculios.htm
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An interesting fence outside of the information centre.
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A funny installation at the information centre in Tasmania.
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I took this shot a few years ago, in the Florida Everglades, Everglades , Florida, USA There was a time when reptiles, including dinosaurs, dominated the earth. Crocodilians (alligators, crocodiles, caimans and gharials) are the sole survivors from the ruling age of reptiles, dating back to the Mesozoic era. They still have long bodies, big mouths full of sharp teeth and huge tails. In their environment, they are the top-ranked predators in the food chain. Because they are both crocodilians, alligators and crocodiles look alike and can confuse people about which species they really are. To tell them apart, most people look at the snout. Alligators have a broad and short snout in comparison to the crocodile’s long and pointed one. Alligators spend most of their lives in fresh water and need subtropical climates in which to survive, whereas most crocodiles thrive in tropical climates in brackish or saltwater environments, such as parts of Africa, South America, southeastern Asia and Australia. Florida is unique in that it’s the only place in the world where you can see both alligators and crocodiles in the same place: the Everglades. Alligators are armed with 80 potentially lethal teeth, shaped like cones, making them perfect for both grabbing and holding onto prey. Below each tooth is a replacement tooth that will appear when the primary tooth gets damaged or worn. However, the teeth aren’t suitable for chewing; alligators swallow their prey either in large chunks or whole, depending on the size of the prey. The alligator diet consists mostly of fish, turtles and snakes, although they have been known to strike an occasional small deer, wading bird, raccoon or even small pets. Source of information
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““Cover me in clouds that I can have the vantage point and see the high perspective and weep / with free abandon my oceans full of stormy tears the sun upon my shoulders en wrapped in / downy bliss.”“ / ~ Alison Stormwolf quote contributed by: Bill billfox “CUMULUS CONGESTUS CLOUDS” (also towering cumulus) are characteristic of unstable areas of the atmosphere which are undergoing convection._ “CUMULUS CONGESTUS CLOUDS” are often characterized by sharp outlines and great vertical development. Because cumulus congestus is produced by strong updrafts, it is typically taller than it is wide, and cloud tops can reach 6 kilometres (20,000 ft), or higher in the tropics. Cumulus congestus clouds are formed by the development of cumulus mediocris _(Cumulus mediocris is a cloud form of the cumulus family, slightly larger in vertical development) than Cumulus humilis (Cumulus humilis is what is commonly referred to as “fair weather cumulus). “CUMULUS CONGESTUS CLOUDS” may or may not show the cauliflower form characteristic of cumulus clouds., though they can also be formed from altocumulus castellanus (Altocumulus Castellanus (ACCAS) is named for its tower-like projections that billow upwards from the base of the cloud) OR stratocumulus castellanus ( as well)_ “NOW YOU’VE HAD YOUR LESSON IN CLOUD FORMATIONS I HOPE YOU CAN ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF THIS CLOUD FROM A CLOSE UP LEVEL TO SEE THE DETAILS OF THIS TYPE OF CLOUD”
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Well, it’s that time of year(here) where the flowers and trees begin thier annual turning of colors. That is even so of one of our lovely flowers here called Stonecrop. It is a perennial.(Dormate durring the winter to regrow in the spring). It starts off as a yellowish-green funky,flowerette-type blooms. Late summer/early autumn they turn a pretty purply- pink. The lush geenery is a moderate jade green with whitish highlights. It’s a very pretty, sturdy plant. Shown here in it’s Autumn phase. Taken in Medina,Ohio. Camera: Panasonic Lumix Mega O.I.S. 5X Optical Zoom DMC-LZ8
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