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Photowalkin’ (and camera lenses)

by anarchyjim on July 19, 2009 · 1 comment

in Industry Stuff, digital photography

Yesterday, I joined Photoshop product manager Bryan O’neil-Hughes for his Photowalk. This was part of the effort by NAPP to get folks out and taking pictures. There were photowalks all over the nation because of this.
It’s a pretty cool idea and was great fun. Adobe rockstar Julieanne Kost joined us along with a few other [...]

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Images of Life searchable through Google

by anarchyjim on December 9, 2008 · 0 comments

in Industry Stuff, digital photography

I noticed last week that most of the images from the Life magazine library are searchable through Google Image Search. Pretty cool sifting through so many iconic images.
cheers, Jim

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The Demise of Adobe

by anarchyjim on December 6, 2008 · 0 comments

in Digital Anarchy products, Industry Stuff

… has been rather exaggerated. Ok, way over-exaggerated.
Layoffs happen at big companies. When things are great you tend to hire based on great expectations. It’s better to have too much capacity and grow into it than to be overwhelmed. The flip side is when things slow you need to trim down and unfortunately, that means [...]

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