While a lot of people think that the Loch Ness Monster might be some sort of eel, long necked seal, invertebrate, or perhaps just some debris in the lake such as a log, many people believe it is an evolved plesiosaur. These dinosaurs were carnivorous aquatic reptiles with the body shape of a turtle […]
One of the most exciting things about digital photography is not the camera itself, but what you can do with the photo after the fact using various software programs such as Photoshop.
I like to take multiple images and merge them together forming a composite image. You can add a sky, mountain, or flower […]
One of my favorite hobbies is nature photography because I love being out in the wilderness capturing unique moments in time that may never been seen exactly that same way again. It’s a fun hobby that isn’t too expensive to get started in, but the price tag can get steep really fast. Fortunately, […]
I wrote an article today on my nature photography blog about backing up photographs, and I think the article applies here as well. Instead of just photographs though, the same concepts could be applied for any important files especially the information about Symantec Ghost. If you’re not regularly backing up your files, this […]
I’m pleased to announce that the 3rd revision of The Lens Flare is now live. The Lens Flare is a large friendly community of artists and photographers who use the site to upload images, share ideas, and learn from each other. It’s located at http://www.thelensflare.com
The new features include:
More Images: Up to 500 images on the […]
Many blogs and social bookmarking sites make it easy to post content, but many of them do not offer space to upload images. The Lens Flare is an art and photography community that allows hotlinking, which means that you can host your images there, and link to them from your blog or website. […]