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4 Camera Settings
06 Dec 07:05:10 | Business | kreshvans
Here are 4 camera settings and tips for great interior real estate photos that can really assist in getting that winning image. Know some magic formula for your image.
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FIFA rules footballers ânot allowed to dress up like Santa Clausâ during World Cup matches
06 Dec 19:00:25 | Comedy | The Spoof
In a blow to Human Rights campaigners, the world football mafia, FIFA, has ordered players not to dress up like Santa Claus during World Cup matches in Qatar.
Two Brit players, captains of the England and Welsh squads, had agreed to don the tradit…
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50 Images Exposing Just How Incredibly Similar Some Pets And Their Owners Are
06 Dec 19:00:22 | Cure for Boredom | Bored Panda
We've collected pics of pets that look like their owners to add a bit of a good mood to your day!
The post 50 Images Exposing Just How Incredibly Similar Some Pets And Their Owners Are first appeared on Bored Panda.
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Georgian Culture and Ukrainian Pride Highlight the 2022 Tbilisi Mural Fest
06 Dec 19:00:24 | Digital Design | ThisIsColossal
For the last four years, Tbilisi Mural Fest has facilitated more than 40 public artworks around the Georgian capital, and the 2022 event brought a spate of new projects to the city. Given the nation’s proximity to Russia and that country’s groundless war against Ukraine, festival organizers highlighted renowned Ukrainian muralist Sasha Korban who painted a large-scale portrait of a woman in customary clothing facing the Russian embassy. Other works include celebrations of Georgian culture and history, like a large-scale tablecloth with traditional motifs by Chertova Tina and Mohamed l’Ghacham’s dreamlike rendering of the living room of Georgian thinker and author Ilia Chavchavadze. More
Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $5 per month. The article Georgian Culture and Ukrainian Pride Highlight the 2022 Tbilisi Mural Fest appeared first on Colossal.
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Actress Kirstie Alley Dies at the Age of 71
06 Dec 19:00:11 | Movies | moviefone
Kirstie Alley, who saw big success on TV and in cinema, has died. She was 71.Kirstie Louise Alley was born in Wichita, Kansas in 1951. Graduating Wichita Southeast High School in 1969, she married her high school sweetheart, Bob Alley the following year and then attended Kansas State University for two years before moving out to Los Angeles to pursue an acting career and work as an interior designer to make ends meet.
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The SanDisk Professional PRO-G40 SSD is the Ideal 4K/6K Video Working Drive
06 Dec 19:00:07 | Photography | Peta Pixel
Working on videos for my YouTube channel, I’ve been finding that even the SSDs I own aren’t able to keep up with the transfer speeds needed for live editing of 10-bit 4K video. As I test things for PetaPixel, like the super-high resolution cameras with 6K and higher footage capabilities that using the fastest drives possible becomes increasingly important.
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17 Best Apple Deals: iPads, MacBooks, Apple Watches and AirPods
06 Dec 19:00:27 | Technology | Wired
Don’t worry if you skipped the Cyber Monday madness. Some of the company’s best gear is on sale right now.
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Best Mouse 2022
06 Dec 19:00:14 | Video Gaming | IGN
Whether your working, gaming, or just surfing the web you should get one of these awesome computer mice.
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Hungary Blocks EU Plan to Raise Over $18 Billion in Funding for Ukraine
06 Dec 19:00:04 | World News | Wall Street Journal
EU finance ministers failed to agree on providing vital economic assistance for Ukraine next year, with Hungary stymying for now efforts to secure the loan through common EU debt issuance.
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In ‘Home,’ Animator Anita Bruvere Weaves a Poetic Story of Immigration through Stop-Motion Scenes
06 Dec 19:00:23 | Digital Design | ThisIsColossal
19 Princelet Street in London’s East End boasts a richly diverse history that’s emblematic of the neighborhood. The modest brick building once housed Huguenot silk merchants, Irish weavers, and Jewish tailors who fled persecution and struggles within their home countries. Today, the Museum of Immigration and Diversity inhabits the space, securing its legacy as a welcoming, communal environment for people in need.
A profound, meditative short film by Anita Bruvere reflects on this history through intimately crafted stop-motion scenes. More
Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $5 per month. The article In ‘Home,’ Animator Anita Bruvere Weaves a Poetic Story of Immigration through Stop-Motion Scenes appeared first on Colossal.
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