Entries from August 2008
100 Images Project Part II is an online photo project between two women living in Germany, and two men based in the Unites States. Maren Krings lives in Bad Langensalza and Barbara Thalhuber is in Munich. Eduardo Angel is based in New York City and Timothy Campbell lives in Chicago.
The four photographers will upload one original image, every two weeks for fifty weeks, until there is a pool of 100 images. The similarity or dissimilarity of the images will be left to chance, as each photographer will be uploading their photos without seeing the other photographers’ work.
While each photographer will regularly present an image from their hometown, if they happen to be traveling, they are allowed to present an image taken while on the trip. Any type of camera may be used and images may only be manipulated with regard to cropping and exposure. This project is about vision, not Photoshop skills.
We want to make this project very interactive. We will be sending you bi-weekly updates with different challenges. Your help, feedback and support are critical for the project’s success. Have fun!
Categories: Photography
Tagged: Bad Langensalza, Barbara Thalhuber, Chicago, collaboration, Eduardo Angel, Germany, Maren Krings, Munich, New York City, one year project, photo contest, Photography, project, Timothy Campbell, USA
Absurd classes taught at actual colleges. I wish mine had at least one of them! Awesome ways to buy groceries (I’m trying this tonight!), and a not so funny article about a laptop sold on eBay with personal details of more than 1 million customers!
Categories: Culture and Events · News and Politics
Tagged: absurd classes, acrobats, bank, colleges, grocery shopping, hidden cameras, identity theft, laptop on ebay, shopping, video cameras
Categories: Culture and Events · Food and Wine · Technology and Software
Tagged: 100 things lists, airplane, cell phone, eating, in-flight internet, omnivore, Phweet, Technology, Twitter, VOIP, VoIP Watch
Categories: Environmental Issues · News and Politics
Tagged: BBC, California, coldest, corruption, driving, environment, global warming, government, Kentucky, mistake, nature, police, Politics, road trip, science, sheriff, Time Magazine, US politics, vice president, winter
Oooooohhhhh yeah. This is awesome! An interactive version of the Simpsons map. Since you will be dying to watch more Bartventures after playing with the map, here you can watch them for free and legally! Check all the Simpsons characters, and a list with all the titles and air dates for the TV episodes.
Categories: Culture and Events
Tagged: cartoon, characters, episodes, free online episodes, interactive, map, simpsons, Springfield, TV
According to this article, Wine Spectator’s Restaurant Awards are a total farce. A video on “How to Appeal an IRS Audit” and another one on how to make a wooden spoon, the viking way.
Categories: Culture and Events · Food and Wine
Tagged: building, carving, IRS, video, viking, wine, Wine Spectator, wood, woodworking
Now you can sketch in 3D, for free. I love food. A lot. But this is a little too much. And keep this link handy just in case you lock yourself out.
Categories: Culture and Events · Food and Wine · News and Politics
Tagged: 3D, competition, eating, freeware, google, injuries, locks, locksmith, security, sketch, software
I like cartography, especially when it is software driven, and I think that Ben Fry’s maps push the concept to a whole new level. The zip code map is incredibly well done and very nicely design. Hit the letter Z and then type any zip code (U.S. only). We all know about Google Earth, and I’ve played with Google Sky but I had no idea there’s also Google Mars and Google Ocean!
Categories: Culture and Events · Environmental Issues · Photography · Technology and Software
Tagged: cartography, google, images, maps, Mars, Ocean, software, Technology, Zip codes
I am super excited to announce that my NEW website www.eduardoangel.com is up and running! Please share the link with everybody you know. I would greatly appreciate any feedback. And, of course, I would love it if people wanted to buy some images to support my work.
Categories: Photography
Tagged: architectural, architecture, assignments, blog, client access, digital imaging, food, landscape, new images, Photography, portraits, prints, professional, solutions, stock, Travel, website