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  • Testing testing

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    I found an app called ascii cam that takes a picture and converts it ascii art. Pretty cool. Hmm, for some reason though, the pic is sideways.

  • More from the Droid X

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    I found an app today for the droid called Vignette. It is extremely powerful for what it does. It’s a camera app, with more effects than you can shake a stick at. Instant film, holga and lomo effects are made dead easy and there is an almost unlimited amount of variations possible, and you can…

  • Liquid Sculpture – Water Drops

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    An awesome gallery of water drop photography. Martin Waugh is the photographer behind the gallery, and has refined the capture of water drops to a science. Liquid Sculpture – Water Drops.

  • Panoramas

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    I discovered by accident last night that the Droid X does panoramas. Of course it does! Here is one I took this morning of the riverfront area of Wilmington, NC. [singlepic id=219 w=500 h=375 float=] Full size version, click here. Be warned, it’s huge.

  • Another Droid X post

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    So far my Droid X has been absolutely incredible. I’m really fascinated with the retro camera app, and features like Swype are making it easier and easier to use. Not to mention fun little apps like google street view and sky map. So here is a handful of images that I took today between classes.…

  • Lunatic Mag

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    Lunatic Magazine is a photojournalism magazine online that presents images that are striking in their grittiness, breathtaking in beauty and stark in their presentation of reality. There are currently five issues with topics ranging from illegal Chinese coal mines to the Dominican Republic’s fascination with baseball – you will be sure to find images that…

  • First experience with the Droid X

    First experience with the Droid X

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    I got a Droid X this week. The thing is simply amazing. I’ve had a blackberry for the last two years, and the performance with it was sub optimal, in my opinion. I spent more time looking at the spinning hourglass on that blackberry than I did anything else. At any rate, the Droid X…

  • Abandoned Pools

    Abandoned Pools

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    The always wonderful photo site Polar Inertia has a great set of abandoned pools in their archive from summer of 2008. These pictures show the life of a pool after all the people have gone away and forgotten about it, after the water is gone and plant life and / or decay is allowed to…

  • Jesse Marshall

    Jesse Marshall

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    This is my Great Uncle Jessie Marshall, MSgt US Air Corps ca 1942, on the wing of a BT-13 Vultee Vibrator.

  • Strange Russian Seaplane

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    Here’s a gallery of photos from an abandoned seaplane. I’m assuming it’s Russian, as the text from the website appears to be Russian and only something from Russia would look this insane. I don’t know much about the photographer, other than that his name may possibly be Igor. If anyone knows Russian and can translate…

  • Strange Highways

    Strange Highways

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    Here are a few shots I did on the night of my birthday. It was around 2:30 am. I had gotten off work and headed up to a place called Northwest, where I knew of some nice open fields that I might be able to set up nearby and get some nice sky shots with…

  • Fubuki – Untitled

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    Originally uploaded by fubuki I’ve been following Fubuki for years, ever since I saw a set of his photos featuring Wilmington, NC posted by Richard Perry on his Akira Media blog. Something about his photos inspires me, whether its a tribal dancer in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato as seen here, or a snapshot through…