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  1. If you feel confident in your abilities and creativeness as a photographer and you would like to start selling your photography online, you might like to consider putting your photographic images up for sale on one of the commission-based stock photography websites. You upload your images to your portfolio on the site and anyone who wishes to use your image for whatever purpose can download your high-resolution image files. You get paid by the website for each download. A good place to start looking is Crestock.com: Get High Quality Stock Photos at Crestock
  2. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, departing Subic Bay, Philippines - April, 2008 The following information on the motor yacht 'Sarsen' is an extract from: www.sarsen.com.au/ship_facts.html Sarsen was built in 1970 as a North Atlantic survey vessel. She was equipped with an ice-strengthened hull for this purpose. Sarsen underwent a major refurbishment in 1986, and again in 2006 where she was converted into an intimate charter vessel. The winches used for pulling the large fishing nets have been removed, the stern has been altered to incorporate a landing platform, a small swimming pool and large outdoor dinning area with BBQ facilities... More information on this fine charter cruise yacht at: www.sarsen.com.au
  3. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, departing Subic Bay, Philippines - April, 2008
  4. I couldn't quite get the name of this tanker, discharging at the fuelling berth in Subic Bay Something-or-other Navigator, I think... Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, departing Subic Bay, Philippines - April, 2008
  5. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, departing Subic Bay, Philippines - April, 2008
  6. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, departing Subic Bay, Philippines - April, 2008
  7. Hello! welcome to artfreaks.com!! :)

  8. ...with the near-by Keppel Batangas shipyard in the background. Photo taken from aboard c.s. 'Cable Retriever,' berthed at the Global Marine Systems Ltd., cable depot in Bauan, in the province of Batangas, Philippines - April, 2008 The following information is from: http://www.rigzone.com The Floating, Production, Storage and Offloading Facility (FPSO) 'Rubicon Intrepid', which has 300,000 barrel storage capacity, is intended for use in the Galoc oil field, approximately 65km north west of Palawan Island in the Philippines... More information at: rigzone.com/news/article.asp?a_id=39299
  9. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, berthed at the Global Marine Systems Ltd., cable depot in Bauan, in the province of Batangas, Philippines - April, 2008
  10. ...with Mt. Macolod in the distance Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, berthed at the Global Marine Systems Ltd., cable depot in Bauan, in the province of Batangas, Philippines - April, 2008
  11. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, berthed at the Global Marine Systems Ltd., cable depot in Bauan, in the province of Batangas, Philippines - April, 2008
  12. A photo of an evening scene with the kids out swimming off the beach in a coastal fishing village; near to the town of Bauan, in the Province of Batangas, Philippines. Photo taken from aboard the cable ship c.s. Cable Retriever, whilst berthed at the Global Marine Systems Ltd. cable depot - April, 2008
  13. A photo of an evening scene with the kids out swimming off the beach in a coastal fishing village; near to the town of Bauan, in the Province of Batangas, Philippines. Photo taken from aboard the cable ship c.s. Cable Retriever, whilst berthed at the Global Marine Systems Ltd. cable depot - April, 2008
  14. I'm not keen on skewed horizons and the tilt on the horizon in this certainly was not intentional. Anyway, I quite liked the picture, so I decided to post it anyway... Taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, on passage to Batangas after repairing a submaine telecoms cable deep under the sea, somewhere near Taiwan. The mountains in the background are inshore from the coast of Zambales, Northern Luzon. At the time this photograph was taken, (April, 2008) the ship was somewhere in the vicinity of Cabangan and San Felipe, South of Iba in the province of Zambales. Somewhere amongst those lofty peaks are Mount Quimalogong and Mount Pundillo Ni Lima
  15. A glorious dawn, with the ship heading for home! This photo was taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever, on passage to Batangas after repairing a submaine telecoms cable deep under the sea, somewhere near Taiwan. The mountains in the background are inshore from the coast of Zambales, Northern Luzon. At the time this photograph was taken, (April, 2008) the ship was somewhere in the vicinity of Cabangan and San Felipe, South of Iba in the province of Zambales. Somewhere amongst those lofty peaks are Mount Quimalogong and Mount Pundillo Ni Lima
  16. How to get your model to pose for some great modelling and fashion shots: Posing Techniques for Photographing Model Portfolios (Paperback) by Billy Pegram Some top tips from a photography expert: The Moment It Clicks: Photography secrets from one of the world's top shooters (Voices That Matter) (Paperback) by Joe McNally And here's a great book for the more advanced photographer: The Photographer's Eye: Composition and Design for Better Digital Photos (Paperback) by Michael Freeman
  17. smb

    Hello! Welcome to artfreaks.com! :)

  18. smb

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    A beautiful golden sunset with a blazing winter sky seen through the bare branches of the trees
  19. smb

    A pale sunset

    This is stunning! An extremely beautiful winter sunset scene, with the trees and the colors reflected in the lake - and very well photographed too Nice one!!
  20. smb

    Ethnic origins: I live in England and i am mainly half Philipino and half English.

    With precisely 1/16th of Italian blood!!! :)

  21. Stunning contrast between the brown bird and the blue sky... Nice
  22. Beautifully framed and focused!
  23. The majestic peak of Diogo Island, with the low-lying Itbayat Island, (both of the Batan Islands group,) set against the evening sky. Photo taken from aboard c.s. Cable Retriever whilst on passage in the Luzon Strait, (to the North of the main Island of Luzon, in the Philippines) - to the job site for a submarine cable repair operation, off the East coast of Taiwan - April, 2008
  24. Oil Painting: Course Of Drawing And Painting (Start to Learn) (Hardcover) by Josep Casals From the middle of the fifteenth century to the present oil painting has been the indisputable queen of painting techniques. In spite of the more recent advances in chemistry and all the novel products that these have generated, it never ceases to surprise how vivid the colors and textures of oil paintings can be. The medium also has many advantages such as a slow drying time allowing for the paint to be manipulated it many ways - and of course, the durability of the finally dried surface of the paint is legendary. Also, the ability to be able to wash or sponge-off the painting when it gets dusty or dirty over time, is a tremendous advantage if you live in a big city in a tropical country and you can't afford air-conditioning. (One reason why I have never sold a single painting in Manila - I have only done pastels up to this point...) The book includes chapters on: First steps in oil painting Step-by-step flower painting using oils Obtaining colors with oil paints Step-by-step landscape painting Drawing in oils - with a step-by-step banana and lemon still-life Using different brush-strokes - with a step-by-step river scene landscape Using cool colors - with a step-by-step still life with apples Using masses of color - with a garden painting demonstration Using light and shadow - with a pomegranate still life demonstration Pictorial planes with a step-by-step bottles and tablecloth still life demo
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