Views from the Bay
from the centre of New Zealand: pictures and observations
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Microstock photos
In: Photographic
3 Jun 2010I came across a discussion which included a thought provoking link on the perils of saving company money by using low-cost images: The article shows how the same image can be used over and over, in a variety of contexts, companies and countries. As long as each ad designer is unaware of the other examples, [...]
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This blog presents the images and observations of someone who has had a long and successful career, ranging from heavy engineering to environmental sciences, from paper machines to marine biology.
The digital revolution has enabled Graeme Robertson to devote much of his time to a rediscovered passion, photography. His images have won national competitions and been published in magazines and newspapers.
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- Mavis: I hadn't realised that you had pruned the tree again ! but it looks ok doesn't it , and the colour i [...]
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