The Art of Camera Toss PhotographyBy John Kim | July 27th, 2010
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The digital camera age has sprouted some very interesting trends in photography. One of those trends is called the Camera Toss Photography or Kinetic Photography. This involves setting your camera to very low shutter speeds, maybe around 1 or 2 seconds, then throwing it in the air just as it’s about to take an exposure. Then you catch it before it hits the ground. Usually this is done at night near some sort of light source. The result is a fantastic array of colorful patterns that looks strangely Windows Screen Saverish.
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Photo of the Day: Girl From Andong Village, CambodiaBy Jenny Kim | July 21st, 2010
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I am truly touch by this photo. The little girl look so happy with her dog even though she lives in a slum located in Andong Village, Cambodia. I don’t know if I would be able to produce such a beautiful smile like she does if I was in her situation. This photo makes me want to go to Andong Village, Cambodia and help as many children as possible.
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MySQL Bulk UploadBy John Kim | July 19th, 2010
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If you are a php web developer, I’m sure you’re familiar with the usage of phpmyadmin. For those who is unfamiliar, phpmyadmin is a web tool that give a graphical user interface for the mysql database. Let’s just say it makes life easier on the web developers.
So as a any good developer should do, they should always back up the database in case anything horrible happens to the server. This is easy to accomplish using the export function in phpmyadmin. Now if your database has less than 16mb of data, importing that backed up information is simple through phpmyadmin. But what do you do when you have gigs of data to import? You definitely cannot use phpmyadmin to accomplish this as it will warn you of the size limit. In this article I’ll give a quick solution to this problem by using a mysql bulk upload, so lets start from the beginning.
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Photographers Worst NightmareBy John Kim | July 10th, 2010
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I saw this video a few days ago, and I cringe when I see it. This is like a photographers worst nightmare happening in real life. I feel so sorry for this guy. If you don’t know what I’m jibber jabbering about then please take a quick look at the video.
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Heidy Graduation PortriatBy John Kim | July 1st, 2010
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Graduation was coming up for Heidy Rodriguez, and she wanted to prepare some invitations with a nice graduation portrait of herself. Heidy had asked us about taking some photographs of her. This was actually the first time we had taken pictures of just one person, usually we’d be taking pictures of couples, or a family. So we had researched a lot of female poses to get inspiration for the project. We also thought it would be a good idea to get her in a 1930’s era style at a train station. Of course, because she was graduating we felt that a train station represented her new journey in life. I know, it’s really cliche, but it’s still a very creative and thoughtful cliche. Afterwords, we felt that her graduation portraits were some of the best work we’ve done.
Enjoy more of Heidy Rodriquez’s Graduation Portraits, and let us know what you think by submitting a comment below.
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