Monday, 25 October 2010
Sports Moments when Player near to Die
Sports Moments when Player near to Die. Sports Situation when sport goes dangerous for your life
You were running for ball.. Here is it....
Yeah!! I won.. but hospitalized
Eahhhh.... let me taste it...
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You were running for ball.. Here is it....
Yeah!! I won.. but hospitalized
Eahhhh.... let me taste it...Sunday, 24 October 2010
Light Bulb Bear "amazing Technology"
Its a Light Bulb or a glass o bear. In short We can say or a Bear Bulb, But i mention it here light bear means drink bear with light.
Saturday, 23 October 2010
Monday, 11 October 2010
Pakistan Air Force Museum in Karachi
PAF Museum, Karachi is an Air Force museum and park situated between PAF Base Faisal and Awami Markaz on main Shahra-e-Faisal at Karachi. The museum is open throughout the year for seven days a week. Pakistan Air Force Museum is known for its well organized displays, rides and greenery. The main museum is located inside the park and features all major Fighter Aircrafts which were used by the Pakistan Air Force at display. Many aircraft are also on display outside in the park and some in the hangar as well, along with photo and weapon galleries. There is also a souvenir shop where miniature jet models, key chains, shirts and other Air Force related merchandise is available. A mosque and restaurant also cater the park.
Pakistan Air Force Museum an institution Rich in history and Home to PAF Historic aircraft which are on display for visitor to see. Besides those from PAF inventory, visitors can see the captured aircraft of Indian and Afghan Air Forces. Then there is the unique and most precious Viking of Quaid-e-Azam. It is the only one of its kind left in the world in original condition. Emotions run very high when someone gets a unique opportunity to see the aircraft from inside. Museum also has a Turkish Air Force's F-104 Star Fighter, a present from our traditional friend.
Objects which create an impression in your mind
Catch the best moment of life
What is Still Life Photography?Still life photography is the depiction of inanimate subjects or a group of objects which are either natural or man-made, via the means of a photograph. It is a highly appreciated art form, wherein each photographer has a certain style. The idea is to convey a 'story' with the means of a photograph. Still life photographers always experiment with different compositions and the play of light and shadow over the objects of their composition.
Basics of Still Life Photography
Composition:The first thing to consider while shooting still life photographs is the object or objects that you are going to capture in your picture. The idea is to let the photograph tell its own story. The picture has to communicate with the viewer on a very subtle yet sensory level. It has to appeal to the different sensibilities of the viewer.
Therefore the object(s) which are used in the picture need to be arranged in a certain fashion. This is called the composition of the photograph. Still life photographers often experiment with different groups of objects and arrange and re-arrange them several times to get the right composition so as to convey their ‘story’ effectively.
Background:The second thing to consider is the background on which the objects are being kept. That too becomes part of the ‘story’ being told by the photographer. They add to the picture by providing a contrast to the collection of objects in the photograph. Different backgrounds create different effects of light and dark. Cloth will have folds while paper will have creases and so on. This has to gel with the composition that the photographer has in mind.
Still life photographers use black velvet cloth to absorb the light so that they do not get unwanted reflections and bright spots in the picture.
Lighting:This is the third aspect of still life photography which is as equally important as the first two. After all, these photographs use the play of light and shadow effectively to convey the ‘story’ of the picture. Still life photographers use natural light as far as possible because natural light gives a special glow and effect to the composition. Ideally, they place the composition near a window or a light source. If they are shooting in nature, they even experiment with different types of light. For example the kind of light one has just before it rains. Still life photographers also use different types of exposures with their cameras to achieve different results.They often also use a sheet of white paper on the side opposite to the light source to reflect some light into the shadowed areas.
Some Tips for Creating Stunning Still Life Photographs
- With regards to composition of your photograph, you can try to place one object at a time and experiment with the arrangement accordingly.
- With regards to backgrounds, you can also experiment with different image manipulation or editing softwares to change the way the background looks or ‘feels’ in the picture.
- With regards to lighting, you can try to experiment with different colors and types of artificial light to enhance the shades of light and dark in the photograph.
- Another tip to enhance your still life photography skills is to collect and study examples of different still life photographs of famous photographers. Observe their compositions and the use of light and shadow.
Objects which create an impression in your mind
Catch the best moment of life
What is Still Life Photography?Still life photography is the depiction of inanimate subjects or a group of objects which are either natural or man-made, via the means of a photograph. It is a highly appreciated art form, wherein each photographer has a certain style. The idea is to convey a 'story' with the means of a photograph. Still life photographers always experiment with different compositions and the play of light and shadow over the objects of their composition.
Basics of Still Life Photography
Composition:The first thing to consider while shooting still life photographs is the object or objects that you are going to capture in your picture. The idea is to let the photograph tell its own story. The picture has to communicate with the viewer on a very subtle yet sensory level. It has to appeal to the different sensibilities of the viewer.
Therefore the object(s) which are used in the picture need to be arranged in a certain fashion. This is called the composition of the photograph. Still life photographers often experiment with different groups of objects and arrange and re-arrange them several times to get the right composition so as to convey their ‘story’ effectively.
Background:The second thing to consider is the background on which the objects are being kept. That too becomes part of the ‘story’ being told by the photographer. They add to the picture by providing a contrast to the collection of objects in the photograph. Different backgrounds create different effects of light and dark. Cloth will have folds while paper will have creases and so on. This has to gel with the composition that the photographer has in mind.
Still life photographers use black velvet cloth to absorb the light so that they do not get unwanted reflections and bright spots in the picture.
Lighting:This is the third aspect of still life photography which is as equally important as the first two. After all, these photographs use the play of light and shadow effectively to convey the ‘story’ of the picture. Still life photographers use natural light as far as possible because natural light gives a special glow and effect to the composition. Ideally, they place the composition near a window or a light source. If they are shooting in nature, they even experiment with different types of light. For example the kind of light one has just before it rains. Still life photographers also use different types of exposures with their cameras to achieve different results.They often also use a sheet of white paper on the side opposite to the light source to reflect some light into the shadowed areas.
Some Tips for Creating Stunning Still Life Photographs
- With regards to composition of your photograph, you can try to place one object at a time and experiment with the arrangement accordingly.
- With regards to backgrounds, you can also experiment with different image manipulation or editing softwares to change the way the background looks or ‘feels’ in the picture.
- With regards to lighting, you can try to experiment with different colors and types of artificial light to enhance the shades of light and dark in the photograph.
- Another tip to enhance your still life photography skills is to collect and study examples of different still life photographs of famous photographers. Observe their compositions and the use of light and shadow.
Friday, 1 October 2010
Luxurious Hangzhou hideaway is one of most special hotels in China
Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, this luxurious Hangzhou hideaway is one of most special hotels in China. It had won both the 2007 and the 2008 World Travel Awards of Asia’s Leading Villa and China’s Leading Resort. The resort sits on a mountain lake surrounded by wooded hillsides and is set against the backdrop of the Fuchun peaks. With beautiful scenery, nice location, and tranquil environment, this resort is one of the great places to stay for your Hangzhou travel.
Luxurious Hangzhou hideaway is one of most special hotels in China
Designed by Jean-Michel Gathy, this luxurious Hangzhou hideaway is one of most special hotels in China. It had won both the 2007 and the 2008 World Travel Awards of Asia’s Leading Villa and China’s Leading Resort. The resort sits on a mountain lake surrounded by wooded hillsides and is set against the backdrop of the Fuchun peaks. With beautiful scenery, nice location, and tranquil environment, this resort is one of the great places to stay for your Hangzhou travel.
Koh Kood is a remote island
Koh Kood is a remote island situated in the east of Thailand, known for its pure waterfalls, crystal clear waters and traditional village life. Located in area of Koh Kood, Soneva Kiri is a stylishly 5-star resort beach resort, comprise pool villas overlooking the Gulf of Thailand.
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