David Noelte's blog

What have you got to hide is the question that you should ask yourself when you go out on the street, when you use an online store, when you visit a website or when you just do a walk in the park. This project is against everybody being a potential suspect! What makes the difference btw you and a criminal? Doesn't matter you are observed anyway! freedom not fear!

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here is a part of my latest collection. this collection is different for me because there is part of natural available light photography with not much post-processing and there is also some shots with some heavy post-processing. The first image is also the best with the whole story starting. more to follow soon. ENJOY!

me and my umbrella

artless

under my umbrella

lady in red

blue eye

fly with me

lady in red

lady in red

lady in red

I create a little collection of winter pictures I took. Hope you enjoy it.

http://www.ipernity.com/doc/noelte/slideshow/album/107703

I am trying to use the 1 photo flickr to ipernity Greasemonkey script on my Mac with Firefox and I am getting some errors and I open an image on a page. I tried rebooting the browser, clearing the cache and cookies even rebootin the whole OS.

Here are some screenshots

Photo 1

Photo 2

Photo 3

anybody got an idea? Manuel import sucks!

thanks for your help!

Yes i am back, I was on tour for the past week and traveled over 2000km all around germany.
It all started with a fashion shooting in Saxony which was planned with two models but ended with shooting 5 models and around 600 pictures this day. After that I traveled down to Stuttgart cause we were invited to a wedding but I also had to be the photographer. I prepared a few days before and got some inspiration on the web cause usually I dont do weddings cause lots of over ppl already do it but it was for close family so I just did it and I liked it cause of the ppl photographed being family it was quite easy to handle. I took around 600 pictures which were good. I have to say I am happy am I not a wedding photographer. I can not imagen shooting a wedding with 100 guests or so. I was kinda stressed out after that the because I was a guest but also the photographer to I had to have my camera ready any time. I had a few days in suttgart before the wedding so I walked 2 days around the city for about 19km and another 100 pictures. Its all on my computer now waiting for being post-processed. As soon as I am finished I will show you some of the new stuff.

thats the story about 2000km, 2 shootings and 1300 new pictures.

I just have seen that most of you dont know that you can get Lightroom with ipernity working.

Its that simple

1) register with pixelpipe.com and create a pipe to ipernity

2) get the Pixelpipe export plugin for Lightroom ( download here )

3) Install the plugin

4) Restart Lightroom

5) Select the picture you want to export (Right click and export ) and select pixelpipe

Thats about it.

You got any questions?

Let me know

I just released my latest project.

Polaroid Faces is a personal project by David Noelte. The wish is that Polaroid and all the Polaroids around the world that have been taken won't be forgotten. This collection is full of people and there different faces. I started this project after I realised I wont get many polaroids anymore and the once available are getting more expensive so I started to create digital create polaroids. Some might like it and some might not but I still hope you enjoy them. I am a Polaroid lover and I also still shoot real polaroid but this project was done digital on purpose!

PLEASE VISIT WWW.POLAROIDFACES.COM

Yeah i know I am late on showing the next interview. I was just a little busy the past days. But here it is now. Today I want you to check out Brian Auer. A guy from San Diego who started photographing when his son was born. I dont want to make a big introduction because I think his interview will tell you everything else. Operator of EpicEdits and FineArtPhotoblog.

Enjoy!

To read the full Blog post please visit http://www.marvinnet.org/2008/09/10/photographers-i-like-part-4-brian-auer

There is a ad on the walls hanging around in berlin which I really hate. Lucky me this ad has been busted. Hope you enjoy it.

You can have a look for all the pictures here

Today It's going to be a longer interview cause the interviewee gave me some more input to think about and to see and understand the world with his eyes. He is a photographer from ther other side of the world and an evangelist for zoomr. He observes the world day in and out to get something he can shoot with his canon and doesnt event think of going back to analog photography. Let me introduce to you Mr. Thomas Hawk. Let's go ...

visit http://www.marvinnet.org to read the full blogpost

People that know me know that privately I love black & white photos. I am actively running around in flickr for over a year know and one of my lognest contacts in flickr is a guy called Mr. Inky. He is a guy that is just photographing what he sees with no special projects in his head he is just going out and capturing the beauty of landscapes and street life. He is a guy I love to follow day in and day out because his photography is just so natural escpecialy his black and white photography. Publishing this interview is a little giving back to Mr. Inky for his work I was allowed to enjoy over the time. So lets get started with the interview.

To read the full post visit http://blog.davidnoelte.com

I started a new Project which has to do with interviews.
Yeah you will probably tell me now "Ok dude there is lots of interviews out there".Here is the stop point. I only ask people for interviews that inspire me in my on work, I like to see there work or I adore them. So what I will publish is interviews of photographers that are maybe not so known out there but they still do a good job. Some of them are not even full-time photographers and just doing it for hobby. The first I want to start of is also a guy from Germany and I dont know him that long yet but on the first day I've seen his photos I know he got a really good photographic eye and post processing skills. I have to admit I already tried to copy some of his work for tests to find out how he did it. Some of you know I am a lover of analog photography to but he is a full digital guy and does a great job. His name is Martin Gommel and he is a 27 year old photographer from Walzbachtal (Jöhlingen) in Germany. Not only that he is a good photographer but also a good blogger and I recommend all of you to add his site www.kwerfeldein.de to your feedreader. He is publish not only tips and tricks but also lets other photographers blog on his site with new information. But now lets start and go to the Interview with Martin Gommel.

To read the full blog post visit http://blog.davidnoelte.com

Ah well I thought they never gonna make it ....

Google Finally released Picasa for make. If you want to try have a look at

picasa.google.com/mac

I won't try it anymore cause now I am ok with Lightroom and don't want or needed anymore!

cya dave