The person you searched for (Seth Thomas Rasmussen) has authored 23 comments. They are shown below in reverse date-order, and grouped by the post they belong to:
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November 2004 | |
Audio tape to MP3 | Dunstan, what kind of comedy? [view in situ] |
Touchdown, Tim Mixon | They look like crazy footnauts! Great! [view in situ] |
October 2004 | |
Die photos, die! | Well, cats and of course cat-based pornography. [view in situ] |
Eh, tell the anti-photo freaks to bugger off and write some code-oriented pieces themselves. You've given plenty to your audience. I am biased though, as I am a huge fan of photography.… [view in situ] |
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Hitler who? | Let's not forget who allows our airwaves to be permeated with shit like Street Smarts, though... *cough* WE, THE PEOPLE... *cough* Well... *you* the people. I gave up on TV a long time ago. [view in situ] |
Photoblog navigation woes | I should clarify: The one with moving navigation is not exactly "fine", but... I can imagine a situation where your links are bound to the edges of the same container as the image. I dunno, it… [view in situ] |
I think all of them are fine. The one that places the links with respect to the image bounds is a bit frustrating, but might be what you want for your layout. A little movement isn't going to kill… [view in situ] |
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Sweet September summer | Have you ever considered starting a photoblog? You take some excellent shots, sir. I'd certainly enjoy a daily dose of Dunstan's eye. :) [view in situ] |
September 2004 | |
4:1 | "(on a serious note, this really does re-enforce the stereotype we see of America and its cops overseas)" You make it sound like it's a different image when viewed from… [view in situ] |
Sin | That's nice, especially with the unaltered photo for comparison. Without it, I might have assumed "sin" was the end of a word, and then it's not as impressive. :) [view in situ] |
Rise of the kaddle | Michael,
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Shooting things | I have a buddy that has asked me several times to come shoot with him. I want to do it someday. Great write up, most boring video of all time. ;) [view in situ] |
Rubber ducks | Hold the phone... is "Burgerland" a name for the US? [view in situ] |
August 2004 | |
Rubber ducks | I understand why you'd want RAW, John... I was just trying to explain that I thought RAW was something other than a specific format. [view in situ] |
I don't even think my camera supports RAW. :( I'm not familiar with that, in fact. I thought when people used it, it more or less referred to "uncompressed" and retaining all the EXIF data, but I… [view in situ] |
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Seagulls | Serious.. [view in situ] |
28 years ago today | Despite the smug "Ahem...", I say Happy Birthday! ;) Nice photo work, that was a nice touch. [view in situ] |
July 2004 | |
Redesign explained: tag transformations | Amazing stuff. I just glanced over this, but it looks like a lot of great information that I will enjoy digesting this weekend. I enjoy your anal-attitude as I share it myself. On that note,… [view in situ] |
Summer garden | Daisies win! I've never heard of or seen such a moth. I know we've got some basis for comparison, but exactly how big are those moths? [view in situ] |
April 2004 | |
The world’s largest unexploded bomb | That's great stuff. hehe.. [view in situ] |
Photo manipulation | oh, and on the record, i really dig your photos and website. :) [view in situ] |
heh. mr. pettitt said it succinctly enough to begin with. and actually, the rebuttal i prefer: "From choosing and arranging the subject, the composition, your choice of lense, filters and film,… [view in situ] |
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A good point, however, I actually started refusing to do any digital editing aside from resizing with my digital photos. And I was only touching the levels and color balance! To me, once you get… [view in situ] |
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