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Technical Help & Discussion => General Tech Discussion, News & Q&A => Topic started by: Clive on March 26, 2009, 17:11
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Photographers all over the world are invited to take part in a special online project and submit photos taken at 4am on 4 April.
The 4amproject is free to join and all people are asked to do is to take a photo of what they see on that day at that moment.
The idea was thought up by Karen Strunks, a freelance photographer based in Birmingham. Strunks first started taking late night/early morning photos about a year ago.
She said she was struck by how deserted the city was and started taking photos and uploading them to her blog.
She now aims to take a global snapshot through the collaborative 4amproject.
Strunks said that the photo can be of anything: "A self portrait, the room you're in, the view from your window. Perhaps you want to venture out a bit further, maybe you'll be travelling, or at work."
Photographers have already started submitting photos on the 4amproject website. You can submit photos via the media-sharing website Flickr, which is free to join.
http://4amproject.org/
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Can I do it at 4am EST? ;)
Talking of pictures, try:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegalleries/howaboutthat/5049293/High-speed-photographs-by-Alan-Sailer-capture-the-moment-a-pellet-fired-from-an-air-rifle-hits-an-object.html
especially no.8.
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4pm would suit me better! ;D
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OK, so you want New Zealand time. :)
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Well... I wouldn't mind living there. :)
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Me neither. Clive should be happy too... :o:
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;D
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especially no.8.
Incredible! Me neither. Clive should be happy too... :o:
:sheep:
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Although, I've heard they can run faster over there. ;)