• Photo: Antisocial by Evan Sharboneau

  

   

   

   

   

   

• Photo: Snowman Made of Sand on the Beach by Katrina Brown

  

   

   

   

   

• Photo: Peyto Lake by StarStock

  

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• Photo: Glossy black and yellow shield emblem

  Glossy black and yellow shield emblem with vine accents
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• Photo: Rusted Diamond Plate Metal

  Close up of real diamond plate material with a slight vignette. Most of the yellow paint is chipped and scratched off.
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• Photo: TV In Bed

  Person watches TV at night in his bed with his feet sticking up out of the blankets. The TV screen is blank white
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• Photo: Red Pepper Water Splash

  Red bell pepper splashing through water over a black background.
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UPDATE 1/1/12: We have our winners!  First place Big Kahuna Prize goes to graphic designer Stephanie Malone @smalonedesign and our Comment Contest winner is photographer Ben Goode.  Congratulations, guys!  Thanks again to all entrants, and all partners that made this contest possible. Read the rest of this entry »

Nowadays affordable technology means that almost anyone can capture amazing travel images. These can happen through luck and circumstance, but with a little thought and practice, you can return home with a whole portfolio of professional-level snaps. Read on for advice on how to capture some really special images on your next trip – whether you’re exploring in Peru, enjoying ski deals in Sweden, road-tripping across North America or sunbathing in Spain. Read the rest of this entry »

Here are some of our favorite select stock photos of New York City.  NYC is one of my favorite places to just go and shoot the sights.  It doesn’t matter where you go in New York; the photographic opportunities are everywhere.  If you’re planning on visiting NYC anytime soon, here is my best piece of advice: don’t expect to be able to capture of it all within a day or two.  You can easily kill a week, and still just scratch the surface of New York City and its many boroughs.  They say that about visiting Rome Italy, as well – spend a week.  If you’re planning on going to NYC with a large group of people, you might want to rethink that… take my advice.  Groups of 4 or less are perfect.  Be smart, the city can be just as dangerous of a place in certain areas as anywhere else in this crazy world we live in.  Use the buddy system, and rely on your gut instinct at all times.  There are certain areas where you might not want to whip out your $5000 camera/lens combo without someone else by your side to have your back.  NYC is a very inspirational place. There is so much to see and do, and so many people in such a small area, yet it seems so grandiose like you will never be able to experience it all, no matter how many times you go back.  I wonder if those that live right in the Big Apple even feel that way?

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