Recent content by Fidel Marcus

I guess there is another supermoon coming up... Partial Lunar Eclipse Monday

Hamish you might find something useful here; Software | OpenMoCo

get ready for the storm of the century, no not rain or clouds just X-class flares & coronal mass ejections shooting out of the sun, gibberish sounding yah? in laymen terms the sun is launching a nuclear war and it has us in it's croos-hairs. The good; beautiful aurora borealis at both poles, the...

this shot is fantastic, great layers of light

aaaaadorable

Hi, I generally like to stick to my adobe product line simply to keep my workflow simple and streamlined and as we all know there are countless numbers of photo editing/stylizing programs and plug-ins out there. With that being said sometimes I do allow exceptions, for example I use photomatix...

hhmmmm, very nice shot and it has inspired me to do something new to one of my shots... Thank you :)

I am poking my nose in here to point out 2 models that were not yet recommended; Canon AE-1 - it is fairly cheap and gives you plenty of features as well as mirror-lock-up (I think it is a must) which happens to be the only disadvantage I have found in the spotmatic, as it did not come with...

I was fascinated by this video and by the end of part one realized how this facility reminds me of a bakery, thought I'd share... http://youtu.be/MKNFW0YwDYw

Thanks for the compliments, I wish you could all see the original, I'm quite fascinated by the amount of detail and high resolution achieved by stitching multiple exposures together. When zoomed in you can see the san francisco bay bridge far in the foggy horizon even the skyline of the city. a...

Since I didn't have the right equipment to get a shot of the eclipse I figured I would try my best at creating a fitting photo for this solar event, drove maybe 5 minutes uphill from where I live and walked to the most suitable point where I felt I can have the perspective I wanted and started...

wow

www.tineye.com is another tool that is similar to how google works, one of the two will find things that the other might miss. The best way to protect your images is how you share them, know where you are uploading to share, I use flickr they are very good about copyrights, also photobucket...

if you would like to find out if any of your photos has been stolen, google has thought about it for you; you go to google.com and click images, then simply drag your photo into the search bar then google will try to find any version of it even if it had been altered a little bit or even...

Chris I'm trying to figure out the time this converts to in my area, correct me if I'm wrong but the time the google map location page gives you is may 20 GMT, correct? at least that's the time I converted from to come up with your result for san diego...