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Photography in its simplest definition is the recording of light. When taking photographs in black and white light and its interplay with the subject of your photo must be uppermost in your mind. With practice you will develop the most essential skill necessary for good black and white photography being able to imagine your subject [...]
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Search engines dump data in their records through crawlers and when any search is being requested the data is shown from those records. In the case of pictures or videos normally the picture meta description is taken in record and if any search is requested the meta description matches are shown.
Some reseraches are being carried [...]
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French newspapers on Monday splashed photos of President Nicolas Sarkozy with singer and former supermodel Carla Bruni, fuelling speculation of romance just two months after the president’s divorce.
Sarkozy, 53, and Bruni, 38, were snapped together at the Disneyland theme park near Paris on Saturday. They made little apparent attempt to hide the fact that they [...]
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The summer months are the perfect time to get married. Kyrgyzstani couples are no exception to this and so, bloggers from the country are reporting both in photos and in text from their friends’ weddings.
Azamat is realising a trend among his male friends:
Last Saturday marked the opening of the wedding season among my male friends [...]
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Darkness at Noon shares his 7-year-old collection of Lenin photos.
Read more at Veronica Khokhlova
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Tags: Photography, Roundups, travel
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Windy Skies shares memories and photographs of a Shiva temple by the Bhima - a tributary of the River Krishna.
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Read more at Neha Viswanathan
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Tags: India, Photography, Roundups
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Japan netizen found out some South Korea newspapers had done a nationalist photoshopping by erasing the Japanese National flag of a news photo - James from Japan Probe.
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Nasrollah Kasraian,an international photographer, has just launched his personal site where you can see beautiful photos of Iranian people and places.
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Read more at Hamid Tehrani
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Tags: Photography, Roundups
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With the heat of summer finally setting in, the Anglophone Moroccan bloggers are traveling in full force, judging by the number of photos posted this week. Therefore, this week we’ll take a stroll through Morocco in pictures.
An interesting new phenomenon, which Braveheart-does-the-Maghreb reports on, is the introduction of the sport of curling to Morocco [...]
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Tatiana Cardeal snapped a symbolic final picture of a bird flying away from the closed doors of the Prestes Maia, which was a 22-story abandoned building in Sao Paulo that housed nearly 500 families, who have now all been removed.
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Read more at Eduardo Avila
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Tags: Photography, USA
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Sleepless in Muscat, from Oman, decries the sale of images of the Gonu disaster saying that Oman is not for sale.
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Read more at Amira Al Hussaini
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Tags: Environment, Photography
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Kuwaiti bloggers have more than meets the eyes. This week we hear from a Kuwaiti teacher, a film maker and an artist. We also see how one blogger reacted when the electricity was cut at work and why a vital pedestrian crossing between two sections of a mall comes to a standstill at 11pm.
MacaholiQ8 [...]
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