Spyder 3 Pro attached to monitor during calibration
Ensuring that color remains consistent across display devices and printers is a definite must for anyone who takes photography and compositing work seriously.
For the past five months I’ve been using a Spyder 3 Pro to calibrate four monitors connected to my Hack Pro system.
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My friend Husam got himself a Harley, I got myself a camera, a couple of strobes and a light diffuser that seems to have been a shower cap in a previous life.
I’ve been fiddling around with a hybrid photography/graphic style that’s often referred to as hyper-realism.
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Mar 21
In the garden of life we met
Hello, we said
In a summer of love we came
set aflame we were
In the garden of life
love we found
Happy, happy together
happy to have
met each other
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Original image (19/03/2007, Bahrain):
Camera: Sony Alpha 100 DSLR
Mar 10
I’ve had a frog lying on my desk for ages. I don’t mind it. It’s harmless and only moves when you move it (it’s plastic.) The toy frog is orange actually, but I thought it looked cooler in green.
Original image:
Now for the David Attenborough bit:
For many years zoologists have debated the existence of a particular frog belonging to the genus Hyla.
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Oct 20
What better way to pass a lazy Friday afternoon than Photoshopping some old travel photos? The basis for the image above is a snap I took while crossing from Dubai to the Omani border a couple of years ago. The cars, falconer, camels, jets, coffee stain, grocery list and note scribble, folds and other effects are all Photoshop magic!
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