Michael Ostermann

Michael Ostermann是一位数码艺术插画师,目前居住在维也纳。他喜欢通过前期摄影与后期创作来完成作品,作品带有些黑暗、另类的时尚感。

_http://www.michaelostermann.com/

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OGGING TIPS FOR BEGINNERS

Are you a new runner? Have you decided to start running to improve your fitness? Before lacing up your shoes, check out these 8 extremely useful running tips for beginners from running expert Sascha Wingenfeld.

1. START WITH SHORT RUNNING INTERVALS

Are you super-excited to start your running training? As a new runner, you shouldn’t plan on running the entire distance in one go. “Break it down into intervals and try to keep them short at the beginning. Don’t be ashamed to walk between the intervals so you can recover a little,” recommends Sascha Wingenfeld. After some time, you can start lengthening the running sections and reducing the walking: begin by alternating between 2 minutes of jogging and 2 minutes of walking. Increase your running intervals by one minute per workout until you can run the entire distance at a stretch without having to walk.

Expert tip:

Run the first few sessions naturally and without any expectations. Otherwise, you’re likely to lose your motivation. Read more about at timesunion.com.

2. DON’T START OUT RUNNING TOO FAST

Your body has to get used to the new stresses and strains of running. Many beginner runners start out jogging too fast and pay the price for this mistake within just a few minutes. Frustration, overexertion, pain or even injuries are just some of the consequences. Therefore, start running at a moderate pace (i.e. where you can easily hold a conversation). “Even when you feel like cutting loose, you should maintain the same pace for the entire distance. Only those who give their body time to gradually get used to the new demands will have long-term success.”

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3. YOUR BODY NEEDS TIME TO RECOVER

Your first run went well and you want to head out again right away? Great! 🙂
But you should wait a day before attempting the next workout: your body needs to rest so it can recover from the first running session. “It must adapt to the new demands on the cardiovascular system and prepare your muscles and bones for the next run,” says Sascha. Schedule your training so you run one day and rest the next. This simple training plan can help beginner runners achieve the greatest training effect and avoid overuse injuries.

4. RUN EASY AND TAKE SHORT STEPS

Running is a technically challenging sport. Many beginners don’t have the proper technique and make jogging harder than it has to be by wasting a lot of energy. Your body develops the coordination necessary to perform the complex sequence of movements with every kilometer or mile that you run. “Try to run relaxed and in good form. Short, easy steps are more effective than long, powerful strides that act as a brake, slowing your forward momentum with every footfall.”

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5. CHOOSE THE RIGHT SURFACE

Many running beginners wonder what kind of surface they should be running on. “That depends on the particular workout.” As is often the case, a mix of different surfaces is the right choice:

  • Running on asphalt pavement is ideal for fast running – there is very little danger of turning your ankle. “However, it’s hard on your joints because the pavement does not cushion your steps,” explains Sascha Wingenfeld. “Therefore, running on this surface is only for very light runners with good form.”
  • A forest or park floor is soft and provides excellent cushioning. However, the risk of injury increases due to roots, rocks and bumps.
  • sandy surface trains your muscles and makes you lift your feet. But be careful because it’s easy to overwork your calf muscles.
  • Tartan (an all-weather synthetic track surface) is springy. One drawback: it puts a lot of stress on your Achilles tendon.
  • The treadmill allows you to train year round with good cushioning. “However, this type of running training requires you to alter your form because the belt moves beneath your feet.”

非鳥 – Monday Works

非鳥(flickr昵称),上海视觉艺术学院摄影专业05届,大二从服装学院转至摄影专业开始正式学习摄影。

“我至今认为是摄影让自己的文字写作能力和语言表达能力退化至令人发指的地步。拍一张照片绝不会比写100个字来得费劲,但我绝对珍惜每一次按下的快门和自己发掘的本能。画面所呈现的似是而非的概念可以更好的把自己隐藏在取景框之后而不必过度的去阐释,我相信这就是我内心的东西,不是全部。曾经热衷于新闻纪实摄影直到最后发现它只是填补了我性格缺失的那部分才会对我有如此吸引力。如果有机会我依然义无反顾。欣赏的摄影师Robert Frank、杉本博司、侯登科、赵铁林。(P.S前三张为厦门随记,后三张拍摄于上海世博会与广州亚运会)”

_http://www.flickr.com/photos/30944015@N06/

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Umeric

Umeric,是一家从事电影视频、视觉特效设计的工作室,在悉尼。看着他们网站上的作品,突然对即将到来的新一年抱有很强的未来感。

_http://www.umeric.com/

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BOOOOOOOM! – 75 photos by 75 photographers

网站BOOOOOOOM 在2010年末做了这个“75 photos by 75 photographers” 精彩合集,选录75名摄影师75张摄影作品,很多谢BOOOOOOOM编辑用心为我们带来的摄影盛餐。题图作品的摄影师是Mou Hoo,simple style 的第一位特邀专栏人物

_http://www.booooooom.com/2010/12/24/75-photos-by-75-photographers-2010/

Callum Ross – Monday Works

Name: Callum Ross

“I currently reside in Plymouth, UK. However heading back to my home town, Brisbane, Australia next year to further my photographic studies. ”

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Ryan Thomas Kenny

RYAN KENNY,91年出生的澳大利亚摄影师,又是一个非常有天份的小伙子。他和许多年轻摄影师一样,通过身边的一些事物来获取灵感,电影、音乐等;也通过不停观察捕捉身边人、物的情景来进行摄影创作尝试,而这样的过程会让他感到兴奋不已。via

年轻的激情就是力量,借此鼓励国内的年轻摄影师。

_http://www.ryanthomaskenny.com/

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40个黑白配色网页设计

koikoikoi精选了40个黑白配色的网页设计,黑白有着简洁、美丽、优雅的视觉魅力,在这里与大家分享这些精彩的网页设计案例。 (题图: TH= SUM)

_http://koikoikoi.com/2010/12/inspiration-40-black-and-white-websites/

sobani – Monday Works

sobani
09年毕业于中国美术学院摄影系
现就读于中国美术学院CDK新媒体专业

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Monet 2010

莫奈2010年个人展览的网站,作为巴黎大皇宫国家美术馆 “克劳德·莫奈(1840-1926)” 画展的线上延伸,通过优秀的设计和良好互动体验,把莫奈大师的作品通过屏幕完美展现出来。

_http://www.monet2010.com/

Egor Rogalev

Egor Rogalev,从事摄影、插画设计创作。带有梦幻色彩的摄影作品,神秘而美丽,仿如梦境。

_http://cargocollective.com/soulcraft

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纸上大声展

2010大声展已经闭幕,很可惜展览没能来到广州。没能亲临现场看展览的朋友可以去下载大声展别册“纸上大声展”,通过另一种媒介去阅读与分享艺术。

以下文字引用自策展人欧宁的“奔走与呼号的大声展”。 via

时间是一位奔走者。从2005年起跑的大声展,被时间挟裹着,已经奔过了五年的里程。刚开始时,因为发现了地底潜行的能量,于是我们成了点火者;后来着力寻找“通过绿色导火索催动花朵的力”(Dylan Thomas),我们希望扶正那些被压弯的青春;现在忽然被历史突袭,我们对物质和知识的所有权产生新的认识,于是呼吁大家一起分享。

路透社2010年度最佳图片

路透社公布了2010年度最佳图片,这些图片是从路透社全球摄影记者拍摄的50多万张照片里选出,最能反映代表这一年里全世界热点的人、物、事,记录与见证着历史。这些照片及故事尽显摄影的力量,当中包括人类生存、战争、宗教、自然环境等等,写实而感人。

_http://blogs.reuters.com/fullfocus/2010/11/15/best-of-the-year/

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罗鹏飞 – Monday Works

姓名:罗鹏飞
性别:男
出生年月:1978年4月
毕业院校:上海大学美术学院(建筑学)
目前职业:建筑设计师
加入摄影团体:上海市摄影家协会

作品介绍:
拍摄地点:上海市城市雕塑艺术中心 红坊创意文化产业园
拍摄时间:2010年9月
拍摄器材:相机为HOLGA 120(乐凯120胶卷)
拍摄对象:工作在红坊、活动在红坊、生活居住在红坊周边的人。
拍摄主题:活动在红坊的人所呈现出的状态:快乐、纯真、梦。
曾经满是烟尘的“上海十钢”在若干年后所呈现出的新的环境面貌,对周边居民带来的吸引力。
画面感受:情绪、诗意、感性、唤起回忆。

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Jeff Seltzer

Jeff Seltzer 居住在洛杉矶,曾就读圣地亚哥州立大学,获得修辞学硕士学位。他的摄影作品以城市静物景观为主,以下作品选自Harmony (和谐) 系列。和谐、秩序的城市环境能给人带来安静舒适的精神慰藉,但这些不是必然存在的,通过摄影来寻找和恢复一种和谐感。

_http://jeffseltzerphotography.com/

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