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#Photography Digital Camera Infrared ConversionSince the 1930’s, photographers have enjoyed the use of infrared films for both scientific and pictorial use. The infrared spectrum is beyond the ability of the human eye to see, and …

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Lesli Jason is a writer and editor living in the Miami area. "Sometimes it takes the ridiculous to make the ridiculous look ridiculous."

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Lost Your Camera? Did You Look On The Internet?
February 10, 2009 – 7:01 am | One Comment
Lost Your Camera? Did You Look On The Internet?

In 1977 while hanging out with some friends in Philly, I inadvertantly left my camera at an outdoor lunch joint near Second and South. Having shared a few bottles of Merlot (to wash down the …

Requiem for The Polaroid
January 12, 2009 – 6:54 am | No Comment
Requiem for The Polaroid

The days of the in your face – no touch-up’s – crappy lighting – crappy paper - instant photograph have come to a close, as Polaroid ascends to the big darkroom in the sky.I could write …

Power To The Poster
January 5, 2009 – 7:58 am | No Comment
Power To The Poster

Nobody in their right mind becomes an artist for purpose of making a sensible living. And most artists will tell you that one doesn’t become an artist, an artist is born and merely polishes his …

Simplicity In A Box
December 17, 2008 – 7:40 am | Comments Off
Simplicity In A Box

Last year, I asked my husband for a radio for Christmas. Something for my kitchen counter. Something that would allow me to listen to NPR while I cooked. Nothing fancy, I didn’t even really want …

Virtual Prostitute Wrecks Marriage
December 15, 2008 – 7:46 am | One Comment
Virtual Prostitute Wrecks Marriage

Considering all the recent news about people getting in trouble for virtual crimes committed while playing online games involving virtual people, virtual places and virtual things, it seems to me that there is probably a …

Online Hoax = Computer Fraud
December 11, 2008 – 7:10 am | 2 Comments
Online Hoax = Computer Fraud

Alright. Now maybe we’re getting somewhere. The last time I wrote about an alleged cyber crime I debated the efficacy of the Japanese police regarding a woman who had logged into a friend’s internet game …

Murder on the Avatar Express
November 11, 2008 – 10:06 am | No Comment
Murder on the Avatar Express

A 43 year old woman in Japan was arrested at her home in Miyazaki and jailed some 620 miles away in Sappporo, for virtually killing a virtual online husband from whom she was virtually divorced, in an online game called Maple Story. The virtual murder took place last May. When the 33 year old man discovered that his online avatar was dead, he called the police.

PhotoVoice
November 10, 2008 – 10:13 am | One Comment
PhotoVoice

It is well established that if you give someone a fish, they’ll have dinner for one night. Teach someone to fish and they’ll have dinner for the rest of their life.

In 1998, Edinburgh University Social Anthropology students Tiffany Fairey and Anna Blackman established two projects which sought to integrate participatory photography into their MA dissertations. These projects, the Rose Class project in Nepal and the Street Vision project in Vietnam, encouraged and inspired refugees from these areas to capture their everyday lives on film, with cameras supplied by the two projects.

Photofunia.com
November 4, 2008 – 7:40 am | One Comment
Photofunia.com

It never fails.
Just as I get rolling on something I need to finish, someone emails me something which completely catches my attention and takes me away from whatever it was that I was doing.
(what was …

Review: Young At Heart
October 27, 2008 – 7:45 am | One Comment
Review: Young At Heart

While preparing dinner at my kitchen counter the other day, I saw a commercial for an Eagles concert at the local Hard Rock indian casino. I immediately conjured a visual of what they looked like back in …

Write of Passage
October 17, 2008 – 7:17 am | No Comment
Write of Passage

I never really gave much thought about the actual process of writing, or even that it was a process at all. I liken it to brushing my teeth or walking or breathing. It’s just something …