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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Colour re-edit of a shot captured in September 2018. Enjoy!
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Looks like I won't get back out until Monday so my b-roll of shots will have to suffice a few more days yet. Enjoy!
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. The columns outside of the Gallery of Modern Art always make for a great place to shoot. Enjoy!
yah, i HAD to buy it, cause I need it for work and stuff...totally a work thing. Totally.
Seen here... www.tomstardust.com/archives/touchscreen-e-accessibilita/
and here... www.gadgetsandgirls.net/top-10/top-10-awesome-ipad-apps-o...
and here...
makethingsfair.com/2011/05/ipads-human-cost/
and here...
www.9am.ro/stiri-revista-presei/International/213186/Tu-t...
and here…
www.itdonut.co.uk/blog/2011/09/should-you-bring-your-ipad...
and here…
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Hoping that you are all having a great weekend!
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. It was simply the beautiful low winter sunlight and how it reacted with her hair that caught my eye here - enjoy!
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. One of my resolutions will be to spend less time getting angry at the world on Twitter, where the worst of humanity seems to vent their anger at everything. I just wish people on the street would do the same! Enjoy.
Touchscreen drawing at PicsArt + monochrome filter at android gallery app.
100% digital art by ©LOMOMOGRAPH
This months photo challenge theme for my local camera club is "Macro". Not sure what I'll do or try to say with my other image, but this was the first idea that came to mind.
lucborell est un photophone artiste
www.lucborell-photophones.com/artworks/1725190/dernieres-...
Lien ci dessous vers ma dernière publication
www.blurb.fr/bookstore/invited/7317212/53d5fe3db20ec2e93b...
ODC WHATCHAMACALLIT 20 - 26 Nov
www.flickr.com/groups/ourdailychallenge/discuss/721576755...
Speedlite 580 EX11 on 1/2 power top left with pixel king triggers
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New maintitle by advise from my son ....
In Explore Friday, 5 Dec.2008 #208
iPad
Collage of my own photos,and some filter effects. Alas I haven't been able to figure out what app was using for collaging when I made these - more than a year ago.
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No, here is nothing with "Drag and drop" like a tablet computer or a smartphone. The movement of jellies is on their own ;-)
Apropos touch: Bad idea to touch yellyfish-
Touching or being touched by a jellyfish can be very uncomfortable, sometimes requiring medical assistance; sting effects range from no effect to extreme pain to death. Even beached and dying individuals can still sting when touched.
Shellyfish in Shanghai Ocean Aquarium.
Jellies have roamed the seas for at least 500 million years, and possibly 700 million years or more, making them the oldest multi-organ animal.
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Nein, hier ist nichts mit "Ziehen und Fallenlassen" wie beim PDA, Tablet PC oder Smartphone. Die Quallen bewegen sich von ganz alleine ;-)
Apropos Touch: Keine gute Idee eine Qualle berühren zu wollen- Bei Menschen verursacht bei Berührung das über die Nesselzellen abgesonderte Sekret meist einen brennenden Schmerz, Hautrötungen oder juckende Ausschläge (Blasenbildungen, Schwellungen). Unbehandelt ist die Wirkung mit einer leichten Verbrennung zu vergleichen, es können über Monate sichtbare Pigmentveränderungen oder sogar Narben zurückbleiben. Das Gift einiger weniger Arten kann Atembeschwerden, Brechreiz oder gar einen Kreislaufkollaps verursachen.
Quallen im Shanghai Ocean Aquarium.
Quallen bevölkern seit mehr als 500 Millionen Jahren die Weltmeere. Diese Qalle ist im Shanghai Ocean Aquarium aufgenommen. Im Hintergrund lief übrigens klassische Musik. Ich stand über eine Stunde staunend vor den Quallen.
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My name there is "alles-schlumpf".
Control your camera like a smartphone. Flip, tilt or rotate the touchscreen to compose shots from exciting angles, and then tap to focus and shoot.
Photograph © Dixie Dixon
statue of St Matthew and his tablet (Royal Chapel, Stockholm, Sweden)
Instant Lab Universal, Impossible Pioneer 600 Color Gen 2
The latest Superior Pak compactor vehicles have touchscreens inside the truck cabs, part of the advancement of technology now found in their front, rear and side loading equipment. I personally prefer the basics with a few direct buttons and switches as a driver, but I guess this stuff is the way of the future now. On the other hand this modern interface style comes with a comprehensive insight into the settings and diagnostics of any given collection vehicle, which can be helpful for mechanics and maintenance personnel. The integration of camera views from around the truck into the single screen is cool, reducing the amount of monitors located in the cab and providing a larger image than previously on demand. This photo gives an example of the pages that are displayed on a rear loader touchscreen interface, showing the home welcome page in the top left corner, which also shows 2 of the selected ongoing camera views that can be enlarged individually (like rear when reversing). The two bottom images exhibit what is presented on the screen interface when either load or unload modes are selected, which appear above the camera pictures shown on the welcome page. If you notice the truck figure with the lighting and arrow icons, pressing them will result in the activation of the suggested functions, being forward and rear beacon lights, hopper and side work lamps, tailgate raise and lower, ejector extend and retract, and automatic hopper clearance. The red shaded portion of the truck indicates how full the body is, which is achieved through the placement of a laser sensor that reads the position of the ejector blade. Also shown is an example of a menu which takes you into the heart of the CANbus system to review the machine’s operating status and make alterations, such as changing bin lifter angles and adjusting compactor hydraulic pressure.