Please watch this interview packed with easy, healthy meal ideas from The Pioneer Woman Ree Drummond. Drummond is a blogger, photographer, ranch wife and mother of four children. Her blog is available at www.thepioneerwoman.com which gets millions of readers each month. The blog is about country life, being a mom and, naturally, cooking. She is…
When photographer Allen Clark left for a European vacation a few weeks ago, he never thought he’d find himself face to face with one of the world’s most notorious computer hacker, Julian Assange, editor of WikiLeaks. “Julian granted me a tiny peek behind the curtain where he has been living for this past year,” says…
Calumet Photographic is the top drawer in the photographer’s toolbox. Whether you enjoy the slosh and spill of chemicals in the traditional darkroom or prefer the immediacy of the digital darkroom, Calumet has what you need from cameras and cables to studio lighting and computers. Photographers around the world have been depending on Calumet Photographic…
Today’s FamilyFirst pick is an absolutely amazing collection of photographs that a photographic artist has posted. Gregory J. Scott is a photographer that defines the very art. This amazing site has very little in the way of dialog, but is absolutely loaded with hundreds of images available in low and high resolution. The man has…
In 1990, I began a lifelong obsession with computers. That’s when I spent some serious time playing with an old Compaq 286, and learned the power of a computing machine, albeit an old one. But before that time, I had another obsession: photography. I began by getting myself a manual Minolta SLR in 1984, eventually…
Black and white photography is an art. Over the years, several people have become noted for the quality of work they have done in that medium. One person that everyone thinks of at once is Ansel Adams. But today the Family First Site will visit a place in cyberspace to another photographer who has a…
Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away…., uh, sorry, wrong introduction. Many years ago, when the World Village family was first organized, there were a lot of people who helped contribute to the success that it saw, and has continued to see over the years. Todays Family First site visits one the vetrans from…
It has been said a picture is worth a thousand words. But there are pictures that are so memorable that there have been volumes written about them, and some have even become cultural icons representing a time in our nation’s history. Today’s Family First Site looks at a site that has such pictures, and the…
In this day and age of mega-mergers, and company A buying company B, it is often hard to put into perspective that these changes affect real, everyday people. Today’s FamSite visits a site that looks at an event that puts a human perspective on change. Called Closing: The Life and Death of an American Factory,…
I came across this site the other day, and was intrigued by the message it contains. It is an example of the Internet being used to exchange ideas across cultures, as well as distance. I think you will enjoy it. The site is called Moments of Extinction. It is a site that features some beautiful…