Like most everyone the past week I’ve been overwhelmed with iPhone hype and I swore I wouldn’t let it get to me. Well the inner Apple nut in me took over. I became a possessed man in the 11th hour and ended up getting one. Having used my iPhone now for a decent amount of time I wanted to share some of the apparent short comings and many of its amazing features as it relates to real use in the field. iPhon
So about a year ago Photosynth was announced by Microsoft and to be honest I was unimpressed. For those that don’t know what Photosynth is it’s a unique technology approach to allow users to search across a vast number of images in a very interactive way. To quote Microsoft’s take on this I’ll quote their web site: “Our software takes a large collection of photos of a place or an object,
The results from the “Favorite Photo and Background Story” Photo Blog Project are in and the results should keep you entertained for sometime. Since initiating the project on May 14th I’ve been introduced, and in some cases re-introduced, to some great photographers. The subject material, photographic styles and skill levels of those submitting may vary, but the one constant shared by all is a passi
It would seem Zooomr Mark III is being released today. Strangely I’m not seeing how to login just yet. At the moment the index page consists of two videos, one a message from Kristopher and the other a demo of the sites new features. Once released I’m looking forward to diving in and exploring what is being offered. With Yahoo’s Flickr and SmugSmug having stock sales functionality on the horizon it
New Registration Fees are in Effect Electronic submission via the Electronic Copyright Office (eCO) now costs $35 Registration with paper forms now cost $65 As an offshoot to my article “Flickr + _Rebekka + Availability of High Resolution Images = Nightmare” I thought it might be beneficial to go into greater detail about what I do to protect my work using copyrights and why. First I will say that I am no
From my trip last November to the Wave in Arizona. Hiking out in the dark my friends and I ended up swinging wide on our approach to the Wave. The detour proved to be an added perk to the hike. The diffuse light from the coming sunrise provided a very dramatic view of this amazing landscape.
Have a favorite photograph and story? Take part in my Photography Blog Project The project has ended… see the results here 21 Favorite Photos And The Stories Behind Them I thought it might be fun to share (5) five of my favorite photographs and accompanying stories. Stories that until now have been shared with only a few close friends. In the same vein as many reality shows depicting dangerous or unwise situati
I’m excited to announce that a new photo gallery has been added to my web site. Many of the features may look familiar and that is because the gallery is leveraging the Flickr and Google Maps API. The gallery offers the convenience of navigating by sets or keyword tags. Although I don’t have many images geotagged a select few reveal the location via an embedded map on their respective pages. Lastly image