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http://superdit.com – HDR technique has becoming a trend in photography, it can make you photos look like not a real photo, maybe some kind surreal photo. This post is a collected some amazing black and white photography using HDR.

http://sixrevisions.com – Search engine spiders haven’t yet evolved to the point where they can directly extract the meaning from a visual medium such as a photo or a video. Instead, search engines must rely on the metadata we provide them through alt attributes, title attributes, surrounding elements (for context), and so on. With some basic techniques, we can enhance the semantic value of images and videos so that search engines, as well as humans, can better deal with them. SEO Image Optimization The simplest thing you can do to increase the meaning of <img> elements is to use human-readable file names.

http://sixrevisions.com – The year was 2003. I was working on my first website out of college. It was a personal portfolio geared towards landing my first job in the industry. I was trying to build a site unlike anything prospective employers would have seen before. The grungy homepage wasn’t built with tables as my college education had taught me. I needed to create layers to allow my random Polaroid photo to change beneath its frame, so I used a bizarre element called a <div>. It was alien to me, but it worked. There was only one catch: Of the modern browsers of the day, it only worked on Internet Explorer 6. It was frustrating to think that my site would only work for those who kept their browsers up to date.

http://logolitic.com – As a fan of photography and excited photographer I love in my free time when I don't design to take my car and go to a peaceful place, where nobody hear me, nobody need me, a place where I can stay and listen the nature and take a good healthy breath

https://hacks.mozilla.org – Last week I went to the London Ajax User Meetup in London, England to deliver two talks about HTML5. One was a re-run of a talk I gave at MIT about Multimedia on the web and the second was a call to arms to use HTML5 sensibly. You can go over to Skillsmatter web site to see both talks back to back – but be sure to catch the notes to the second talk in this post, too. In addition to my notes here there is also a great write-up of the evening by Ian Alderson available on the web. Multimedia on the web We’ve covered this talk before in the blog post here and you can read the extensive notes for the whole talk with code examples on my blog. The slides of the multimedia talk are on slideshare and here: