Today's sunset was beautiful, big and red, like the yolk of a large goose egg; but this was not yet the best sunset, because the clouds and mist over the sea destined that the moment the sun sank below the horizon, we who waited would have no chance to see it.
Foreign professional street photographer Eric Kim shares his photographic experience from recent years, summarized into a total of 100 photography tips.
In March 2012, NVIDIA launched the Kepler architecture and GeForce GTX 680 on TSMC 28nm, executing an architectural masterstroke that doubled performance-per-watt.
Fog refers to a condensation of water vapor composed of small water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere near the Earth's surface, a common weather phenomenon. Tamsui especially, at each turn from late winter to early spring, is often shrouded in heavy fog for several days.
ARAKI Nobuyoshi (あらき のぶよし), a famous Japanese photographer and contemporary artist, was born in Minowa, Shitaya Ward, Tokyo City, Tokyo Prefecture. He is considered one of the most prolific artists in Japan and even the world. Many of his works deal with sexual themes, and some are even called pornographic images. His most popular photography publications include Sentimental Journey, Tokyo Lucky Hole, and Shino.
This time I entered the 2012 trademark Logo design and corporate identity design competition held by mainland China's Tmall Group. I spent about an hour on the design, and after submitting there was not a word of news. Today I saw new design content appear — it seems I was thrown in the trash can at the first stage (hot tea).
Thirty years ago, the United Nations stated that "a kiss is an internationally universal way of showing love, and also a sweet enjoyment." A Briton even later chose July 6 to establish a new holiday event: "International Kissing Day." Since the invention of photography, this intimate and private moment has finally had its own stage...
The British Daily Mail reported on January 8 that Russian online writer Lana Sator and her friends had secretly sneaked into a classified rocket factory in Moscow, capturing many breathtaking photographs and afterward boldly publishing these secret photos publicly on the internet.
Every year National Geographic (NG) holds its global photography contest, drawing enthusiastic entries from photographers around the world. At the tail end of 2011, the year's winning works were announced — each image a rare gem (blush).
Today I saw this photo of spider nests in trees on the National Geographic website, and a sense of awe at the natural world filled my heart.
