yikes...

check out this post then check out this one.
http://jezebel.com/gossip/distort-by-numbers/the-annotated-guide-to-making-faith-hill-hot-278978.php

for the origninal photo of faith hill.

a very simply way of removing peeps out of photos - the concept is pretty darn simple.

just take multiple shots of a single scene (not changing any settings + not moving the camera - think tripod) then just photoshop to remove the peeps. brilliant!

Quoted: Travel photography, stock photos, photography news, and travel blog by photographer Darby Sawchuk.

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great site with shots from an airplane - pretty impressive stuff.
the colors on some of these photos are amazing.

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great photographs (fyi - some nudity)

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great find - the photographs look amazingly haunting. love the simple prev / next nav (just hover over the left / right side of the image) the transitions are simple - giving all the focus on the images.

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minoes said : particles, waves, and the weight of our bodies.
This photographer lets people jump and fly.

that's just bloodie cool - make sure you have the macromedia player installed - or if prompted install it. it's worth it (i think).

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Quoted : The mission of The Canary Project is to photograph landscapes around the world that are exhibiting dramatic transformation due to global warming and to use these photographs to persuade as many people as possible that global warming is already underway and of immediate concern.

wow... these are the photos taken by the kids in the documentary "Born into Brothels (2002)" - saw the movie - loved it. didn't know they had a website which featured their photographs.

thank you wfrank.
* be sure to click on 'About the kids' to see other similar projects from Haiti and Jerusalem.

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awesome site... Magnum In Motion - blends photography, audio commentary, text, graphics etc... to create an engaging experience.

watching 'Fashion Magazine' by Bruce Gilden now.

it feels like the 'commentary' section of a DVD - except with photographs.