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Brooklyn_in_Spring-063 on Flickr.

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Brooklyn_in_Spring-056 on Flickr.

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Maternal obesity puts infants at risk of iron deficiency #science http://tiny.ly/uUNR

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How To Look Fear in the Eye and Give It the Finger the Sales Lion Style #blogger http://tiny.ly/xONz

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11 Buildings That Will Keep You Safe From A Zombie Attack #geek news http://tiny.ly/xCLi

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Different Types of Friendships (as identified by Liz Spencer and Ray Pahl based on their research results)

Click on the table to go the original blog article that featured this graph. 

This is fun to think about….

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nevver:

Tauba Auerbach
Creation / Reaction

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A Strategy for Going Pro as a Commercial Photographer: Part Two – Preparation #photography #lighting http://tiny.ly/DM1L

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3 Fears That Move People Into Action and Product Out the Door #blogger http://tiny.ly/Iycl

Spring is actually here, believe it or not. One of my annual spring-time activities is a walk through the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens. I challenge myself each time I visit to see something new-- some detail or some new perspective that I haven't photographed before. It gets harder every year as my coverage of the grounds gets more complete while the scenery remains mostly unchanged. Even so, I look forward to each visit because I get...
As a rule, the BIGGER the light source you can light a subject with, the more flattering the image will be. Swivel that flash to 3 o'clock or 6 o'clock positions to find walls to bounce light onto your subject, rather than hitting them squarely with the flash head, which effectively is a much smaller light source than a wall. An alternative is to point the light straight up at a ceiling, which if low enough will be better than the...

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQw28-3LEU4

Digital Photography 1 on 1: Episode 16: Exposure (by snapfactory)

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