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January 2, 2005
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Dear Tad,
Read the newz and scroll down for your
FREE
STOCK
PHOTO! |
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Alabama Whitewater! |
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Moccasin Gap on the Coosa River...
We shot the rapids!
And the moss, and the rocks, and the scenery...
The Coosa River is one of the largest volume
whitewater runs in the Southeast. The majority of the run is
flat and the Spanish Moss up in the trees and occasional
alligators should alert paddlers that they are in the deep south.
The major attraction of the Coosa is the annual rodeo at
Moccasin Gap rapid. Moccasin Gap is reputed to be the
southern most Class III rapid in Alabama.
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It's a photo... it's a drawing... it's BOTH! |
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Click on the photo to see more examples of photos turned line art.
Sometimes a
realistic photo just isn't right for the ad or brochure...
The tecnhique of turning a photo into line art isn't new. But
some of the tools we have today sure are. Eleborate filters for
today's photo programs cut the time it used to take for an
artist to make a drawing from a photo. If you have ever read
the Wall Street Journal, you have seen the effect.
MyShotz.com can take your photo and perform a multitude of
techno-tasks and that can really add an interesting look - and
quality - to your image.
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Fun Photo of the Day |
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"Street Kitty in Downtown Mobile"
I snapped this shot
out the car window while driving to our studio downtown.
The cat didn't look like he (or she) had missed too many
meals, so we figured this kitty was pretty good and this game!
Carry your camera when you're strolling around and you
can snap some fun photos yourself!
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FREE STOCK PHOTO from MyShotz.com |
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It's been so cold, we thought we'd share a glimpse of spring!
Start your own STOCK PHOTO library! Each issue of the
MyShotz.com newsletter will include a FREE STOCK PHOTO
for you to use. Make it your screensaver, use it in a
corporate newsletter, upload it to your website.
You are
licensed to use this for your own marketing efforts. Make a
directory on your computer and save them all! We'll
keep them coming. (photo copyright 2004 Tad Denson -
licensed for use by the recipient of this email newsletter. Not
to be transferred or sold.)
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phone:
251-454-4875
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