Contacts

Contact (Snap Case)
$14.98
1997 gave us two of the best movies of the decade...Titanic, and Contact. From the opening shot to the end credits, Contact is a combination of great acting, (led by the always amazing Jodie Foster), great story and amazing directing by Robert Zemeckis. Entertaining and inspiring. A classic.

Cosmetic Non Perscription Color Contact Lenses 2 Tone - Green
$17.95
These contact did change my eye color slightly but not much. Because they are only colored on the outer ring of the iris only that area of the eye is effected. I have eyes that are dark brown around the pupil and green on the outer edge all these contact did for me was enhance the green so that it stands out a little more. I would not recommend these for someone wanting to completely change their eye color or someone with two-tone eyes like myself. However, if someone was only wanting a minor change and mostly around the outer edge of the pupil then these are the contacts for you.

Contacts, Vol. 1: The Great Tradition of Photojournalism
$39.95
It is a very good documentary of last earlier century photographers. From this film of their work and what they said in the film, we can understand why, how, to take those pictures. They represented one genuation of photographers. The way of thinking and their value at that time. These all directly affect how they took and why they took. Even though, the way they took was very similar, after anaylized they were quite different and each one of them has his own style. It taugh us a lot. First we can try to see which style will be good for ourselves. Then we can intimate their work. Slowly we will develope our own style.

Contacts, Vol. 3: Conceptual Photography
$39.95
This DVD is reviews the works of several photographers. As a commercial photographer, I'm too deeply aware of the limitations of trying to show photographs on a TV screen to be able to complement the effort. However, the voice-over narrations are interesting to listen to. You'd be better off reading a photography book for the same amount of time, but if you're looking for a DVD on photography, you could do worse than this one.