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Aviary heats things up with Phoenix online image editor

October 28, 2008 By Leave a Comment

I’m a huge fan of Picnik. I can do so many cool things with it. It’s snappy, fun, and easy. Now I saw on both RWW and Photojojo reviews of Aviary and it’s online photo editor Phoenix and my first question was (and sorta still is) is it worth $95/yr (for the high-end package, the [...]

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FlickrDown: Great Utility or Threat to Intellectual Property?

October 28, 2008 By 6 Comments

I caught from Brian Solis—FlickrDown Pulls Pictures from the Cloud to Your PC — bub.blicio.us—and DownloadSquad—posts about FlickrDown and thought, wow that sounds cool until I read this comment on Brian’s post: Brian, it appears this program allows the download of images even when the photographer does not allow downloads. It also strips the metadata [...]

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Media Democracy Day Panels: Journalism in a time of Big Media Domination & The Battle for New Media and Open Communication

October 25, 2008 By 17 Comments

I had a great time today at Media Democracy Day. I didn’t get there until after lunch time, but I managed to catch a couple panels and live tweeted them. First was: Journalism in a time of Big Media Domination In much of the traditional media, newsrooms are being squeezed, local coverage diminished, and serious [...]

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Blog Action Day 2008: Poverty, a photo essay

October 15, 2008 By 11 Comments

Fitting that after last night’s Net Tuesday on social media for change, that today is blog action day and that the topic is poverty. I had already decided to do my post as a photo essay. This is my first photo essay, and I’m mostly happy with it. Anyway, what I was thinking is that [...]

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When “whoops” becomes “wow”-a wrong camera setting can give great results

October 14, 2008 By 12 Comments

Over the weekend I went to Seattle for a little shopping and while Sheila was browsing bead stores (she makes amazing jewelry), I took pictures around the stores. At our last stop I was playing with small apertures for some landscapes (f/16 to be exact). I wasn’t really getting what I was looking for so [...]

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