Jim Croce - Photographs & Memories (Covers SLD)
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Desc: I make this video is for my Yahoo! 360 Blog, My favourite music, My music world ... A Tribute to Jim Croce ...
Jim Croce
(Jan 10, 1943 - Sep 20, 1973)
Croce, 30, and Muehleisen, 24, died in a small commercial plane crash on September 20, 1973, one day before his third ABC album, I Got a Name was to be released. The posthumous release included three hits, "I Got A Name," "Workin' At The Car Wash Blues" and "I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song."
Croce had just completed a concert in Natchitoches, Louisiana, and was flying to Sherman, Texas. The pilot and all passengers (Croce, Muehleisen, and the comic who was the show's warm up act) were killed instantly at 10:45 PM EST on September 20, 1973, less than an hour after the end of their last concert. Upon takeoff, the plane did not gain enough altitude to clear an area of large pecan trees at the end of the runway. The official report from the NTSB hints that the charter pilot, Robert Newton Elliott, who had severe coronary artery disease and had run a portion of the 3 miles to the airport from a motel, may have suffered a heart attack causing him to crash into the trees on a clear runway with excellent visibility. A later investigation placed sole blame for the accident on pilot error.
Croce was laid to rest in the Philadelphia area, even though he had recently relocated to San Diego. Family, friends, and fans were stunned to learn of the premature death of the two musicians.
Jim's personal motto: "If you dig it, do it. If you really dig it, do it twice." ...
Rest in Peace ... Dear Jim!
Artist: Jim Croce
Album: Photographs & Memories His Greatest Hits
Song: Photographs & Memories
Photographs and memories
Christmas cards you sent to me
All that I have are these to remember you
Memories that come at night
Take me to another time
Back to a happier day,
When I called you mine
But we sure had a good time
When we started way back when
Morning walks and bedroom talks
Oh, how I loved you then
Summer skies and lullabies
Nights we couldn't say goodbye
And of all of the things that we knew
Not a dream survived
Photographs and memories
All the love you gave to me
Somehow it just can't be true
It's all I've left of you
But we sure had a good time
When we started way back when
Morning walks and bedroom talks
Oh, how I loved you then
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37 photographs. 3 minutes. Millions of lives to save: XDR-TB
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Desc: http://www.xdrtb.org
Legendary photojournalist James Nachtwey sees his TED Prize wish come true, as we share his powerful photographs of XDR-TB, a new, drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis that's touching off a global medical crisis.
Watch this video, share it with your friends, and learn 3 quick ways to take action to stop XDR-TB: http://www.xdrtb.org |
old photographs - jim capaldi
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Desc: easy 2 find |
Britney Spears Photographs Mural And Curses Paparazzi
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Desc: Britney Spears stops to take snapshots of a mural she spies while driving by, but has trouble in getting a good shot because all the paps keep jumping in front of her to a take a picture of her! "I'm a person, just like you!" she yells, as well as a bit of cursing because of all the flashing going off makes it difficult for Brit Brit to even see the mural. At one point, she gets so mad, she throws her camera down, and the paps have to help her find her memory stick that popped out in the process. At first, she accuses them of actually taking the memory stick, but when it is found on the ground and returned to her, Britney gets her smile back. |
ID photographs.. sorry this isnt very good guys
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Desc: I havent been too well and i'm trying to find a new job etc at the moment so its all a bit blah. |
Using Photographs to Enhance Videos of a Static Scene
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Desc: The work presents a system for automatically producing a wide variety of video enhancements and visual effects. Unlike traditional visual effects software (e.g., After Effects, Shake, Boujou, etc), the system is completely automatic and no manual labor is required from the user. The major limitation of the work is that it can currently handle only videos of static scenes (i.e., videos shot with a moving camera but containing no moving objects in the scene). Efforts are being made to lift this restriction in future work.
Applications of the system include:
High resolution/definition video,
High dynamic range video,
Removing objects from a video,
Creating painterly (NPR) videos,
Video stabilization,
Easy video editing
Project website:
http://grail.cs.washington.edu/projects/videoenhancement/videoEnhancement.htm |
Joshua Radin - These Photographs
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Desc: Album: Scrubs - Season 5 |
Photographs & Memories - Jim Croce
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Desc: My tribute to Jim Croce. No tabs were used. |
All Time Low - Memories That Fade Like Photographs
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Desc: This is All Time Low's song, it's music and a picture, that I thought fit the song. All they had were concerts and I wanted clear music ^^; I'm not good at videos so I didn't want to even try x.x;
I don't own the song or image.
Enjoy ;) |
Chris Crocker Photographs Nude - HD
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Desc: Chris Crocker poses nude for Austin Young's art show coming soon! For moe info, go to http://www.austinyoung.com
HD Video Powered By: http://hdcreations.com |
In Response to Place - Photographs of Sally Mann
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Desc: "In Response to Place" in association with the Nature Conservancy is narrated by Joanne Woodward and takes a look at some of the most beautiful places on earth through the eyes and lenses of the world's greatest nature photographers. Having recently switched from picturing her children as subjects to landscape, Sally Mann chose to travel to the Yucatan and use color film in her antique, large format camera for the first time. The Calakmul Reserve is the northern end of the largest remaining forest in Mexico and Central America
For More Information contact:
Info@FastFocus.TV |
How To Look Great in Photographs
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Desc: Sure, a beautiful photograph takes some skill behind the lens, but it takes a little skill in front of it, too. |
William Eggleston: Democratic Camera, Photographs and Video, 1961-2008
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Desc: This candid interview with photographer William Eggleston was conducted by film director Michael Almereyda on the occasion of the opening of Eggleston's retrospective William Eggleston: Democratic Camera, Photographs and Video, 1961-2008 at the Whitney Museum of American Art. A key figure in American photography, Eggleston is credited almost single-handedly with ushering in the era of color photography. Eggleston discusses his shift from black and white to color photography in this video as, "it never was a conscious thing. I had wanted to see a lot of things in color because the world is in color". Also included in this video are Eggleston's remarks about his personal relationships with the subjects of many of his photographs.
Michael Almereyda is director of the film William Eggleston and the Real World (2005). |
MEV Photographs at Redbubble.com
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Desc: Photographs slideshow by © MEV photographs copyright 2007. Background instrumental music of Mozart-Greensleeves. Check out more images at http://www.redbubble.com/people/meimages
Didn't really think of any honors, but...Hey, I'll take it:
As on May 07 2008
#31 - Most Responded (Today) - Entertainment - Germany |
Michael Shermer on How to Fake UFO Photographs
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Desc: The best evidence that UFOs represent spacecraft from other worlds consists of grainy photographs, blurry videos, and anecdotes about things that go bump in the night. In this episode Michael Shermer shows how easy it is to fake UFO photographs, enlisting the help of children and disposable cameras to create convincing photographic evidence that even fooled experts! |
Marilyn Monroe: More than you know Photographs by Mary Ann Lynch
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Desc: TCC PHOTO | GALLERY Announces
Marilyn Monroe Multimedia Piece Debuts on YouTube !
MARILYN MONROE: MORE THAN YOU KNOW
Behind the scenes with
Mary Ann Lynch, photographer
Gene Brown, author and film historian
produced by Tammy Cromer-Campbell
A multimedia look at the Marilyn Monroe global culture, based on
Mary Ann Lynch's original photographs
throughout the world,
1990 to 2005
(and continuing. . .)
Longview, TX, December 19, 2008 -
Right in time for the holidays, we at TCC PHOTO | GALLERY are pleased to announce the YouTube debut of our just completed, ten-minute multimedia look at Marilyn Monroe. It is based on the photography of Mary Ann Lynch, New York-based photographer, writer, and filmmaker, whose "Marilyn Monroe: More Than You Know" photography exhibit of more than three dozen images is on exhibit at TCC PHOTO | GALLERY through January 2009 and after than, available for viewing at the gallery website:
http://www.tccphotogallery.com
Here is the direct link to the youtube piece:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L4rQL4IGhYE
The exhibit release is available at:
http://tccphoto.com/gallery/newsroom.html
Purchase safely and securely online 24/7, we take most major credit cards. Go to http://www.tccphotogallery.com
Lynch along with film historian and author Gene Brown provide commentary and anecdotes in voiceover as we move from one stunning photograph to another, from a street mural in Hollywood, to the California desert where Dixie Evans, "the Marilyn Monroe of Burlesque" (and now 82, the same age Marilyn would have been) runs The Museum of Burlesque. Lynch finds compelling Marilyn "sightings" everywhere: Munich, Paris, Barcelona, Equador, Mexico, Wales and other places. . .as well as throughout the United States.
By the way: Elvis Presley, and even his Mom Gladys have cameos.
Lynch's photographs, and the commentary in the multimedia piece raise the question of the reasons for Marilyn's continuing influence today, forty-six years after her death in 1962. Gene Brown notes: "What Mary Ann's photographs are really about is us, they're about the audience, and the way we perceive Marilyn and her place in our lives." They also point to Marilyn's positive influence on our culture today, (in as many ways as there are people who love, honor, revere, imitate, and display her image.
"There's every reason to believe Marilyn will make it into the next millennium with us," says Lynch. "I realized after I had been photographing (Marilyn) in several different countries that I could go anywhere and hold up a Marilyn Monroe photograph and get a smile. She's a global ambassador of love."
Lynch views the omnipresent legend and female icon as offering our jaded society a bit of the ancient goddesses, whose sexuality was viewed as powerful, yes, but also as sacred -- not profane. "Marilyn is a modern-day Aphrodite or Venus. Our one and only. Those who try to measure up to her are poor imitations of the real thing."
Lynch's aim with her ever-expanding Marilyn work is to offer a provocative new perspective on the world's most popular female Hollywood icon.
Gallery owner Cromer-Campbell (a photographer herself), who has spent time with both Lynch's photographs and gallery visitors, says of the exhibit: "Mary Ann's photographs show us how much Marilyn herself gave to the camera, and her dramatic range: She worked every inch of herself: from the tilt of her head, to the expression on her face, the placement of her hands and even the angle of her toes. Marilyn gave herself totally. What else I found fascinating is that those who come to look, and to sometimes purchase a photograph they fall in love with in, include fans of all ages. The other day, a mother and daughter came in and it was the daughter in her twenties that was the adoring fan."
The gallery is open Monday - Friday, 11am - 6pm and by appointment. TCC PHOTO | GALLERY is located at 207 N. Center St. and visit the online gallery at http://www.tccphotogallery.com.
HOLIDAY SPECIAL OFFER !
Through the end of the year we are giving a 15% holiday special off of these fine photographs. Purchase safely and securely online 24/7, we take most major credit cards. Go to
http://www.tccphotogallery.com
About Tammy Cromer-Campbell PHOTO | GALLERY
TCC PHOTO | GALLERY is a high-end digital photography studio and fine art gallery, now offering multimedia productions including hd video, commercials for broadcast, video podcasts and more! |
