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Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Best Photography Websites

Blogs
The best are entertaining and informative, establishing the photographer’sexpertise and building a relationship of trust and credibility with potentialclients.
Teaching
Photographers are passing on their knowledge and experience to beginners andenthusiasts.
Selling
Photographers are promoting themselves and their work. Some stock photographerssell their photos through their websites rather than the big agencies.
Workshops
Many established photographers earn money by teaching, and promote theirworkshops on their websites.
Social networking
Many photographers have a page on Facebook, or a Flickr or Twitter account.
Flash
Flash-based websites can be beautiful and effective, freeing the web designerfrom the limitations of HTML and CSS. The downside is that they’re expensive tocreate, can take time to download and aren’t good for SEO. Often used by prophotographers who will send their url to interested parties and need aspectacular showcase for their images.
HUGE photos
Photography websites are naturally dominated by images. A recent trend is todisplay large photos for maximum impact.
Sophisticated design
Photographers are visual artists and need the design of their websites toreflect this. Good design often works in the background by making websitesquick to load, easy to navigate and search engine friendly.
Content over design
No matter how good the design, content is king. It may look pretty, but if itdoesn’t inform and entertain, your visitors won’t return. 
Here, we compiled some of the mostpopular photography websites, all  are very useful to all the graphic designer. 

Bottle Bell Photography
Daniel Kennedy Photography
East Photographic
Jason Bell
Jeffery Salter
Jill Greenberg
Jonathan Glynn Smith
 

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

The New Invention - Laser Keyboard

This decade has been a decade of surprises with Phones without a Keyboard, touchscreen technologies, 3D cameras and movies, Projectors that fit in pockets and now the elusive Laser Keyboard which once seemed a dream is here to thrill you with its exquisite design and colossal impression.

The keyboard works on direction technology based on an optical recognition mechanism which enables the user to tap on the projected key images, while producing real tapping sounds just like a real keyboard. The adaptable technology studies the user’s finger movements to interpret and record keystrokes. Because the virtual keyboard is an image projected by light, it disappears completely when not in use. With exact dimensions of (38 x 75 x 29 mm) this keyboard is of the size of a cellphone which makes it an easy-to-carry productive device.

The device comes in various vibrant as well as classic colours and is used in Personal Digital Assistants (PDA’s), Cellular Telephones, Laptops (Mac compatible), Tablet PCs, Space saving Computers, Clean Rooms, Industrial Environments, Test Equipment, Sterile and Medical Environments and Transport (Air, Rail, Automotive).

Monday, 13 February 2012

Google's New Doodle on Valentine's Day

Everyone's Favourite - GOOGLE published a new doodle on Valentine's Day