I am participating in Digital Camera magazine photography contest, and here are some photos i have submitted. Check out my photos and please vote for me here. (You have to click on each photo in order to vote for it, and yeah, you have to register ) I would really appreciate your votes!!!
Read more from " Digital Camera zine photo contest – gimmie your votes! "October is the Halloween month. The nature is going through it’s gothic phaze, the nights become colder, darker, longer and spookier, and it’s the perfect time to have Shocktober-fest. Shocktober is our “movie festival” we have every October, which means watching nothing but the horror/weird/freaky movies every night of the month. This way, by the [...]
Read more from " Shocktober part 1 "Last weekend we went to a horror convention in Adelphi, Maryland. The convention featured different movie celebrities, writers, a great horror fair and screenings of indie and non-indie horror movies. I enjoyed the place a lot, though we spent there only a couple of hours and didn’t get to see much, except for a couple [...]
Read more from " Horrorfind weekend 2008 "Since i’ve been rearranging our load of metal mags and fanzines from the past, i came across many deserving-to-be-remembered metal/black metal logos. Though i am not the first one to make a post on the most incomprehensible logos, i browsed through some sites and they don’t have the ones i’ve found . So, [...]
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