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An open love letter to İskender kebab {Gadling}
Jul 1st 2010 10:36PM I bet that letter totally turned Iskender on.
Just sayin'.
Six ways to keep a long distance relationship alive {Gadling}
Nov 22nd 2009 9:55PM Loved this post, Scott -- this is some great advice. When I met Marcus, he was living in Dublin, and I was living in Scotland. We never lived in the same city until we got married.
That was 7-1/2 years ago, and we remain happily married.
K.
Through the Gadling Lens: inspiration, courtesy of the Gadlingers {Gadling}
Nov 12th 2009 12:20PM Craig --
Done. Sorry about that!
K.
Through the Gadling Lens: 7 tips for photographs around the meal {Gadling}
Oct 29th 2009 3:08PM Laura --
Great question, and the answer really lies where you are. If you're taking photographs of strangers, there are certain laws which apply -- but in the US, in general, if you're in public and there's no "expectation of privacy", there's nothing illegal about taking photographs (see more about taking photographs of strangers here: http://www.gadling.com/2009/04/16/through-the-gadling-lens-taking-photographs-of-strangers/) Other countries' laws may vary.
But in general, it's always a good idea to ask permission before taking a shot. I haven't noticed any difference in shooting in different countries, but usually I take photographs of my food and my companions, so it's pretty unlikely that there would be a problem.
And no, I've never had any problems or issues with staff or management, and I take my camera with me everywhere. :)
Thanks for your question!
K.
Photo of the day 7.20.09 {Gadling}
Jul 20th 2009 8:08PM Hah! Duly noted. :)
Keep doing your great work, Patrick. Wonderful capture!
K.
Through the Gadling Lens: taking photographs at night {Gadling}
Jun 25th 2009 12:45PM Hi, Willy --
I'm not sure what kind of camera you're using -- an SLR or a point-and-shoot -- but regardless, there should be a way to set your camera to auto focus, set your shutter speed and or aperture on its own, but allow you to adjust your ISO. "Fully manual" generally means that you would adjust each of those yourself (focus, shutter speed, aperture and ISO).
Hope this helps. Email me offline with make and model, and I can see if we can find the manual online and figure it out.
K.
Air Jamaica: pay for extra baggage, which might arrive after your holiday {Gadling}
May 15th 2009 8:04AM Joe --
I'm from the Caribbean. Born and raised there. Trust me, this Air Jamaica policy is the first time I've ever heard of a local airline doing this. And it's asinine.
Thanks for your comment!
K.
Through the Gadling Lens: taking photographs of strangers {Gadling}
Apr 16th 2009 12:40PM Awesome feedback, Saw Lady. Thank you so much for commenting!
Photo of the Day 3.23.09 {Gadling}
Mar 24th 2009 12:32AM My pleasure, Tyson -- you do amazing work.
K.
Through the Gadling Lens: the photoblogs of our Gadling photo pool contributors {Gadling}
Mar 19th 2009 10:15PM Happy to, Patrick. You do beautiful work!
K.
