If you ever wondered about launching your Christmas tree into space, check out this ingenious YouTube video. -RL
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Check out the video by Scott Harrison of harrysonpics.com. These are some serious Christmas light displays which involve computer generated light shows. They certainly blow away my string of bulbs and plastic snowman.
There’s nothing like a little Christmas music and a fuzzy cat to get you in the holiday spirit.
This YouTube video has over 30,000 views. None of my videos get that many. Maybe I need a cat. Best A two photo panorama with my iPhone from South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA. I used the AutoStitch app to combine the photographs. And, I did use Photoshop CS4 along with an assist from Topaz Adjust and FocalPoint from OnOne plug-in software to adjust the photo. -RL
By Robert Lachman When you’re shooting your holiday photographs or videos try to complete the circle. Think of your holiday celebration as a circle and you’re going to complete each part, from start of the season to finish, getting those photos cataloged with keywords, having prints made or even a small book from the holiday season.
Here are a few of my photo tips for the Thanksgiving weekend.
Charge those batteries. Remember to take you charger to the holiday party especially if you only have one battery. I had fun taking iPhone photos of the Christmas decorations during my lunch break walk at the ice rink which is set up for the holidays at Pershing Square in downtown Los Angeles. iPhone Photographs by Robert Lachman © 2009 Click here to check out the making of the swirl iPhoto pics video.
“Blanket of Lights” at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa, CA
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