The Tadpole from Passion Pictures on Vimeo.
Directed by Bonzom
Via John Nack. Had to share it with the world again! Totally brilliant. I keep waiting for more when the credits roll. Turn up your volume and be lost in the rainforest wilderness. FYI I have a whole new take on Tadpoles now!
Adding a little border, simple or exotic often adds a little love to even the dullest of all photos. You’ll almost immediate notice a difference when you see the same photo side by side with and without a border. Lately I have gotten on the ‘Frame my photo‘ bandwagon. And I must say the transition feels good. It feels better framed. No pun intended.
On flickr I usually put images that are of 500 pixels wide. In the past I’ve put images that are bigger but not anymore. Hence came the reason to make an action that was 500 pixels wide. I created 2 little actions for Flickr. They both scale your photos down to 500 px. One with black border and the other without.
Feel free to download the flickr 500 set (size 4kb) and put them to use on your flickr account or otherwise. They were created in PhotoShop CS4 and tested on Mac and Windows. Enjoy!
For some time now I have been wanting to make a set of iPhone and iPod touch Wallpapers from a collection of my travel photos. And what better time than the present. If you have an iPhone or an iPodTouch do download them and give it a whirl. Here on I’ll try to release a Friday Wallpaper for your iPhone/iPod touch. If you like them do leave a comment.
Download the zip (size: 236 kb)
This was taken at Port Douglas (map), in far north tropical Queensland. We were walking down the mall and came across this shop that had a million different striking colour stone necklaces hanging of a makeshift bamboo strut. I took the shot from an angle keeping the background in bokeh. Pretty pleased with the result.
Just wanted to say thank you. It takes courage to be this open and honest about ones own self and acknowledge others especially strangers. Thank you for your kind email.
Hi Friend
I just finished exploring your website and I have to say that it is clear that there is a lot of talent behind the designs that you create.
If you have a very bright and colourful desktop wallpaper this is something you should read.
With digital imaging so rampant many ornate their wallpapers with scenic photos or portraits of loved ones or even very colourful abstract themes etc. and yes they all look really beautiful. But they maybe counter-productive if you are a graphic artist.
