Tag Archive for 'photography'

TiltViewer

Airtight Interactive LogoAirtight Interactive, responsible for the amazing SimpleViewer have launched a new online image viewer that really pushes the threshold. The flash-based TiltViewer takes the concept of SimpleViewer into the third dimension. Rather than waste time trying to explain it, I’d rather you just check it out.

Here’s my photography portfolio in TiltViewer, hosted on Flickr. 

For $95 you can get TiltViewer Pro that will remove branding and let you customize the application. $95 feels a little steep to me when solutions like Slieshow Pro are out there for $20, so hopefully the price will come down with time.

Release - A Great Photo

I just wanted to make a quick photography post. This photo was posted to Flickr by my buddy James (PolarRoadKill on Flickr). It has so many elements in it that are right, I almost can’t stand it.

First of all, the tones are excellent. A great Black and White conversion. I personally have trouble creating a shot with nice contrast without blowing highlights out. James accomplishes it nicely, and consistently across this set of beach photos.

The composition is excellent… with the main subject right on the 2/3 vertical line.

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Chris Jordan on The Colbert Report

Chris Jordan came onto The Colbert Report last night. He uses photography to try to convey the amount of waste we produce every day. The images are depressing, but beautiful at the same time. You can see the interview on Comedy Central’s website by following the link below. Colbert made it hilarious as usual.

Video: http://www.comedycentral.com/motherload/?lnk=v&ml_video=111474