Sci-Fi Tech: New Adobe Plugin Removes Photo Blur | Gadget Lab Adobe's new deblurring algorithm is like something out of science fiction There are two things that work with photos in sci-fi movies that still don’t work in real life. One is saying “enhance” to your computer and having it magically zoom in and conjure new pixels from nowhere. Thanks to the brainiacs at Adobe, the next version of Photoshop may actually take care of the second one. Then this information is used to correct the blur. If you can stomach some idiot actor trying to be funny and heckling the poor technician who demoes the tool, you might like to watch the video of it in action. The tech might be too far off to make it into the next version of Photoshop, but at least it has made it into the near future, instead of the far-future of movies. Behind All the Buzz: Deblur Sneak Peek [Photoshop.com Blog] See Also:
Creative Examples of Silhouette Photography Advertisement Silhouette photography is a creative form of photography which can reflect emotion and drama in a picture. A silhouette is generally defined as an image of a person, an object, or scene, consisting of the outline as well as a featureless interior. The key of taking a nice silhouette picture is choosing a strong subject with a recognizable shape and getting the lighting right by having more light shine from the background than the foreground. Below are some truly wonderful examples of silhouette photography. Outstanding silhouette pictures Seagulls at Sunset by Carlos Restrepo Star Trail Sunset by Leon Efimov Sunset Himalaya by Dmitry Sumin Tornado by MsCarmen Silluette photography by Bogantropuz Stranger by Mikko Lagerstedt Silhouette pictures by Easa Shamih Paris I: La Pluie by Sensorfleck Golden morning hours by Jan Zajc Silhouette photography by Indie Cisive Big Fish by Shazeen Samad Every Cloud by Mark German Playful Hours by Shazeen Samad Beautiful game by Muha Free Birds by Laauraa
Hindu Festivals - Alan Taylor - In Focus Hindus around the world -- from South Asia to Britain and beyond -- observe many colorful holidays throughout the year. Recent festivals include the Ganesh Chaturthi, celebrating the birth of the elephant-headed deity, and Janamashtami, the birth anniversary of the god Krishna. The range of experiences at these celebrations runs from joyfully loud and spectacular to solemn and contemplative. Use j/k keys or ←/→ to navigate Choose: Devotees carry an idol of Hindu elephant god Ganesh, the deity of prosperity, into the water from Girgaum Chowpatty beach before immersing it in the waters of the Arabian Sea on the last day of the Ganesh Chaturthi festival in Mumbai, on September 11, 2011. An Indian girl wearing traditional attire poses for photographers as she along with others perform the Garba, a traditional dance of western Indian state of Gujarat, as part of preparation for Navratri festival in Ahmadabad, India, on September 15, 2011. K.
Incredible Wildlife Photography | Peachy Green Wildlife — By Stephanie on January 11, 2010 at 10:58 am Canada goose protects her young Ever have one of those moments when you think to yourself, “Boy, I wish I had my camera?!” Well, you can enjoy the good fortune of the photographers who were not empty handed when they shot these amazing animal pictures. These high-speed images are treasures that tell stories we rarely get to see – let alone capture – in stunning detail. Bringing home the bugs.... If you oohed and ahhed over the first couple of pictures, you might have to prepare yourself for the next image…. open wide! All in one bite? The best wildlife photography is often expressed through the unexpected. Hey! What is more adorable than a curious monkey – particularly one that wonders what all the photography fuss is about? Among cute animal photographs, you’ve gotta agree… this one tops the charts! Ready for my close-up! Looks like a Chorus Line is coming to a desert near you! Synchronized stretching A little more to the left, please
50 Really Cool Random Images For Your Inspiration Over the past couple of months I’ve set a folder aside in my browser specifically for random pieces of inspiration that have caught my eye. Anytime I came across an image that I thought was rather cool, I dropped it in the folder. In no time the folder was bursting at the seams and now it’s time to dump my findings into the laps of my readers. Without further ado, here are 50 random images for your inspiration. Share this article: Twitter Facebook Google+ Written by Shawn Ramsey When I’m not brewing my own beer or hiking through the local National Forest, I’m busy building a more beautiful web. @shawnramz → / bitdrips.com →
WWF: Shark jay_ad_dictate 81 pencils Jul 18, 2010 - 8:47 Guest | Mon, 2010-06-28 13:41 "I didn't get it...I thought it was "More Horrifying" because you couldn't see the shark, so chances are it's behind you. LOL...guess I'm not too bright today." Hahah dear... you made my day. Well, abt my comment on the Ad :--- The ad is pretty subjective and might not appeal to all since the first emotion that comes to a person's mind after seeing a shark fin in the water is FEAR, which is far superior than a calm sea. Final verdict :The contrasting comments here speak for itself..too controversial. P.S : @the guest, I still can't stop laughing......lolzzz Zoooooooooooooooom.............................. Live Graffiti Watch this 15 amazing street graffiti! Creative art and photography :)
Hubble's Most Mind Expanding Photos of the Universe The just-turned-21 Hubble Space Telescope has spent its entire life taking photographs of such enormous, otherworldly things that words stop working. And the events in its photographs happened so long ago, notions of time stop working too. But don’t speak, and forget about the time. Here, in no particular order, are nine pretty big reminders that you are tiny, insignificant, and yet part of an awesome network of particles and forces that we’re only beginning to understand. Good thing we’ve had you Hubble, to help us think about this—and, of course, spruce up our computer desktop backgrounds. 1 — The Red Spider Nebula The powerful stellar winds of this nebula, located in the constellation of Sagittarius, generate waves 100 billion kilometers high. Source. 2 — The Omega Nebula Here, a bubbly ocean of glowing hydrogen, oxygen, and sulfur gas mingle in the extremely massive and luminous molecular nebula Messier 17. Source. 3 — The Pleiades Source. 4— Saturn Source. 5 — Two Spiral Galaxies Source. p.
The Art of Landscape Photography by Joserra Irusta Jose Ramon Irusta is originally from Castro Urdiales. Very passionate about photographic artwork, he specialized in seascapes, achieving, by his photographic talent, the touch an infinite approach of creativity and beauty. All these materialized in a portofolio that every photographer would love to have. In today’s showcase we present 41 of his best photos, along with two interesting videos, where we can see Josserra at work. Pais Vasco P.N. del Gorbea 1 P.N. del Gorbea 2 Orduna P.N. del Gorbea 3 Arroyo de Callejamala Los Barruecos Arnia Benijo Playa de Trengandin The North Photo Tours Azkorri Costa Quebrada Lekeitio Playa del Silencio San Juan de Gaztelugatxe Sakoneta Playa de Arnia Llanes Playa de Aizkorri Toro Los Urros El Matalete Noja Langre Urkiola Bardenas Reales La Sia La Puerta del Mar Hayedos en Primavera Chains of the Sea Cross Endless The Shore Attack Two Colors The Tower Forever Wonder Azur On Fire Infinity Author: Giulia Giulia is a 25 year old girl from Romania.
Supreme Examples of PhotoJournalism A picture says a thousand words, we have all heard it, right? If there’s any kind of photography that justifies this statement, it’s photojournalism. Today I chose a sub-category of photo-journalism and made a collection of the best news photos. According to me, a perfect news photo is the one which does not need a description line. The pictures you are about to see contain a story in themselves, text descriptions and stories won’t do any good to them. Viewer Discretion: Some viewers may find these images disturbing. Do You Want To Play With…..? This Life… No More War…. Where Am I? Children of Puray The Last Stop Self Funeral Lament For a Dying Field Floating Fun Death… Sustained When Nature’s Turn Comes After Egyptian Revolution A New Friend Why… Dhaka Passage Coal Mine Workers But I Didn’t Do Anything Wrong… Little Sisters Soon Note: I have changed the titles of a few images, to see the original ones, kindly visit the source by clicking the relevant title.