Monthly Archive for April, 2010

Frühling

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modo
on 30. April 2010
in fotografie | design and Photos
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Frühling

Glass Blocks

Published
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modo
on 21. April 2010
in 3D
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Glass Blocks from Dominik Moser on Vimeo.

Makro Home Mini Workshop-Bokeh | Digital Fotografie Blog-Zoomyboy

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on 15. April 2010
in fotografie | design
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DAS finde ich ja auch mal richtig cool. Tolle Bilder mit simpler und vor allem kostengünstigem Zubehör!

Makro Home Mini Workshop-Bokeh | Digital Fotografie Blog-Zoomyboy.

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Hellyeah

Published
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modo
on 14. April 2010
in 3D
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Cinema 4D, Mograph. Nach einem Tutorial vom Greyscalegorilla.

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Isar

Published
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on 13. April 2010
in Allgemein and fotografie | design
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Mal wieder ein Photo:

Isar

iPhone, Nick Vegas' CrossProcess App.
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Multicolr Search Lab – Idée Inc.

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on 12. April 2010
in Allgemein, fotografie | design and webfundstücke
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Schöne Sache – Flickr Bilder nach Farben suchen:

Multicolr Search Lab – Idée Inc..

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40 Breathtaking Photos from National Geographic Contest – Noupe

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on 2. April 2010
in fotografie | design and webfundstücke
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Das sind mal wirklich gute Fotos!

The National Geographic has been known for bringing awareness about natural resources and the planet since 1888. It has been educating people and has been the largest non-profitable scientific organization that inspired millions of people to pay closer attention to their environment.

By Yusuke Okada, Japan
A manatee photographed in Florida

Nationalgeographic 3 in 40 Breathtaking Photos from National Geographic Contest

By Cesare Naldi, United States
Nazroo, a mahout (elephant driver), poses for a portrait while taking his elephant, Rajan, out for a swim in front of Radha Nagar Beach in Havelock, Andaman Islands. Rajan is one of the few elephants in Havelock that can swim, so when he is not dragging timber in the forest he is used as a tourist attraction. The relationship between the mahout and his elephant usually lasts for their entire lives, creating an extremely strong tie between the animal and the human being.

Nationalgeographic 5 in 40 Breathtaking Photos from National Geographic Contest

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