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Photography Miami by Photographer: Better portrait photos.

Randomly made photos and videos of the weather

I make photos when I see something beautiful or rare. This time I selected some category photos of the weather you don't see every day. But making photo's is ...

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Bro'd way commented on 08 Mar 2014

Beautiful skies!

Ceramic memorial photos and How they're made.

Be sure to visit us on the web at: //dctprinters.com A quick overview of how ceramic memorial photos are made. Ever see a gravestone with a photo of the ...

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digcertech commented on 22 Jan 2012

We use Photoshop CS4 but any version including Elements can be used. Corel products can also be used. It is very easy to do. We have a live video webinar where we show the entire process and and allow you ask any questions. We hold the webinars nearly every Tuesday. Email us for more information.

Joel Manly commented on 30 Aug 2013

This is true. We use special ceramic pigments in our toner that will never fade. Please email me @ joel (at) dctprinters (dot) com and I will send you more information on our specially modified printers.

SuperDitdit commented on 03 Dec 2014

Thank yo for this informative video and for the contact information at the end so we can learn more AND go into business ourselves with this product in mind. I bet that kiln costs a pretty penny.

angelle mow commented on 04 Aug 2013

This is amazing to watch. However I wish to do my Late Fathers photo myself on photoshop, can someone please help me in telling me what the size of the photo should be set as please?. thank you.

Chikara Yoshida commented on 18 Sep 2012

1) can you recommend a good quality printer for this? laser vs ink 2) are special toners needed for resisting fading? 3) are special decal paper needed for resisting fading? thank you

omarjanak commented on 30 Aug 2013

I heard these are special prints which the ink they use lasts a life time in the sun, Is this true? I want to buy a printer like that what is a good one? Thanks,

Joel Manly commented on 04 Oct 2013

El spray es una laca mezclada con fundente (vidrio esmerilado). Se mantiene todo en su lugar hasta que el calor de los bonos del horno todo junto.

Nolf Master commented on 13 Mar 2014

pls I need help, what is this and do I need it 100% and if yes then where I can buy.??

Placas Y Lapidas Costa Rica commented on 04 Oct 2013

yo soy de costa rica, como se llama el spray, o uds lo venden y lo envian aqui, gracias

Joel Manly commented on 05 Aug 2013

Any size will work as long as it is a high resolution pic. jpg @300 dpi is best

Wonda Thomas commented on 24 Jul 2014

What is the name of the spray use to protect the picture when printed?

Placas Y Lapidas Costa Rica commented on 02 Oct 2013

que tipo de spray, es el que usan para fijarla a la ceramica' GRACIAS

Joel Manly commented on 18 Sep 2012

They are permanent. Because of the pigments used they can not fade

W Andrew commented on 06 Jul 2013

Another good/cheap place to get these is at photosforheadstones

Joel Manly commented on 18 Sep 2012

It is a specially modified printer using specialty toners.

Joel Manly commented on 10 Sep 2013

Yes, all of our products are food safe

sung ki chin commented on 15 Sep 2012

how long does this last?

selva raj commented on 16 Mar 2015

Explain very fine

BennyVibbes commented on 10 Sep 2013

Is it food safe?

selva raj commented on 16 Mar 2015

very fine

Personal Photo Slideshow - Aftermath Of Katrina - Biloxi, MS

This photo slide show demonstrates the amazing power of Hurricane Katrina. None of these photos were downloaded from the net. They were all taken by us ...

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ScorpioBornIn69 commented on 22 Nov 2011

Despite the damage, Katrina was an 'underrated' storm by it's category. The storm surge was well into 'Category 5' range which is 19 feet and higher. Katrina's was 28 feet, surpassing Camile's 24 foot storm surge. When it made landfall, substain winds were 135 mph with 150 mph gusts putting it well into Category 4 status when first making landfall in Parish, LA, then made landfall again with 125-130 mph substain winds with 140 mph gusts, still puts it into Category 4 status with the wind gusts.

Brian Buckley commented on 01 Jul 2007

Every year, the locals here say "I heard we're getting even more storms this year" or "They say the waters are warm and the storms will be worse this year". They said last year, the year after Katrina, would be worse for us. We were suppose to get a record number of storms. How many did we get? None. Yep, not a single storm. Sorry to tell you this, but I think man and machine still have much difficulty predicting the weather one year out. I wouldn't worry about your 13 storms just yet.

Brian Buckley commented on 19 Mar 2009

Thanks. My wife and I snuck past the guards set up at the RR crossings between HWY 90 and Pass Road by taking a back road by the coliseum. We were able to get some great shots. When most of them were taken, we couldn't see another human being in any direction. It was an unusual feeling that you can't describe. I received many compliments from friends and family so decided to post on this site for others to see. I'm glad someone still appreciates it. Thanks...Magus

Savaaha Lightfoot commented on 18 Aug 2014

My Father in Law survived Katrina on his 60ft sailboat in the industrial canal in Biloxi. Our home on Mytle, a block up form Isle of Capri, was obliterated. We were able to also sneak around roadblocks to get back to the coast the day after the storm, namely to find my father in law who we were sure had not made it when we saw how badly the coast and the boats nearest the bridge of the canal were damaged. He made it and the boat suffered only minimal damage.

Netme16 commented on 12 May 2008

Thanks for sharing this video. I was there the weekend before the storm. I knew the homes that stood in front of the water... Breath taking. It still amazes me the power of the water. I cried many tears looking at pictures and seeing the homeless in tents...as I am from the New Orleans area. But I was one of the lucky ones that got out. Thanks again for sharing.

Alan Glaskox commented on 16 Oct 2014

In reply to those who inquired about the music the track is titled "Clubbed to Death" by Rob Dougan and I believe the mix is the Kurayamino Variation. It was used in the Matrix as mentioned earlier. Thanks for the video Brian Buckley. This is def a sobering reminder of the extreme wrath of nature and what the media ignored.

clem757 commented on 10 Jun 2007

Il y'a 14 ans une jeune fille appeler jula de ati de kada venais de fêter son anniversaire mais quand tout à coup un homme mystérieux l'a tué par un ravalement de mot : lajuatuakada maintenant que vous aver lu se message un esprit viendra vous voir toute les nuits sauf si vous le metter dans 3 vidéos différentes

FullmetalninjaDR commented on 10 Jun 2011

My dad had to stay at Treasure Bay during the storm, he was head of security at the time, there was no full nights of sleeping, there wasn't anything for 5 days, then we got a hold of him miraculously there was a cell tower that was running, and we heard "I'm fine see you soon" then it cut out again

sammyjade1987 commented on 22 Dec 2008

batteries 4.00 flashlights 5.00 surviving katrina priceless they got that off a commercial..i am from biloxi and i passed by that house a couple of times..they gave people a reason to laugh when they passed that house and that helped a lot of people out...we are not victims..we are survivors!!

James Garner commented on 19 Mar 2009

I am from Ocean Springs and I gotta tell you, you guys did a fabulous job on production of this video. Considering it is amatuer you did one hell of a job!!! Ranks with anything I have seen out of the lenses of professional photographers. Good Job....CHILLING!!!

Jason Ruiz commented on 18 Nov 2014

I remember this very day. I worked for the Beau Rivage in Biloxi, MS. Boy, I will tell you one thing. Get the hell out when they tell you to leave. THE NEXT DAY? I was hoping for the better. OMG. It was like a huge bomb just dropped on us. Thanks for sharing

Brian Buckley commented on 12 Apr 2007

Sorry, I don't know the name of the song off hand, but it was in the movie "The Matrix". Look up the movie stats and I'm sure you'll find it on some web page. It was in the scene where Neo was being trained by Morpheus to spot Agents inside the Matrix.

gailgrammaw commented on 31 Dec 2007

Missy, I spent my childhood summers with my grandmother in Gulfport. We all thought nothing could ever be worse than Camille (cat 5, btw) but Katrina was 100's of times worse and officially a cat 4..

bangfiz commented on 20 May 2007

Thank you for sharing this. I have a close friend who's mother lives in Biloxi. After seeing this account, it's amazing anyone survived. Very well done clip. God Bless everyone affected!

Aprylla Sweeten commented on 08 May 2007

Thanks for this video. Very well done. The green house near the end that says "water line" on it was about 1/2 a mile from my house. It fared much better than mine though.

booger31396 commented on 30 Jun 2007

we lived in florida when hurricane ivan hit we moved to mississippi and hurricane katrina hit and now we live in north carolina and we are expecting 13 storms to hit