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So this is the lab upstairs.
- iMac 27" 3.2
- iPad 64GB
- MacBook Pro 17" 2.53
- Apple iPhone 4 16GB
- Apple Magic mouse
- Apple Wireless keyboard
- LaCie HD 500GB
- Tin cup with writing utensils
Hi,
As you can see I have created my own Lego Mac with my Flickr-layout.
You also can see those things :
(1) Magic keyboard
(1) Magic mouse
(1) Magic trackpad
(1) Imac
And the Apple logo
If you have any questions or comments just drop them down bellow.
{E}ddy
This is my second of my 365! I had an idea for a photo and when I started setting it up this photo just kind of happened! I quickly realized that this will happily happen probably quite often. I am not going to make every photo black and white but the light in our apartment is horrible so it is quite tough to get a good shot with proper colors, maybe after doing this for a while I might garner the skills to make a decent low light shot that doesnt have to be turned into black and white!
After months of waiting, my local reseller finally had the Magic Mouse in stock.
Explore #47 on Feb 14, 2010
They called it the Magic Mouse. They knew it's potential.
I really love how the bokeh in this photo has adapted to the curved surface of the mouse (as a reflection). And then the reflection down on the table. An absolute delight.
Here is a photo of my latest Desk Setup. All the furniture in this photo is from IKEA. The desk is the Galant Series and the Shelving Units are the EXPEDIT series. Great stuff and an even better price!
My computer setup is the following |
Apple iMac 24" (Late 2008) 3.06GHz, 4GB Ram. 1TB HDD, Nvidia GeForce 8800GS 512MB
Asus 25.5' LCD Monitor
2x Logitech Z-2300
Magic Mouse
Wireless Keyboard
Q-Drive Q 500GB
WD 1TB My Book
Xbox 360 Slim
Hauppauge HDPVR
iPad 64GB Wi-fi + 3G
Dell Mini 10
Linksys E3000
Hello again,
It's almost a month ago since I was on Flickr. The reason was that my Macbook Pro crashed. The first few weeks I tried to repair the MBP myself, with information I found on the internet but the problem wasn't based on a software issue. The next step was sending it towards an apple store but the costs of repairing a two year old laptop were to high in my opinion. The result? I bought an iMac.
Secondly, I was obliged to send my newly acquired Sigma 85 1.4 back to the service center of the company. This due to the lack of autofocus. The lens just stopped focussing from one day to another... :)
Extra information:
Body: Canon 5D Classic
Lens: Sigma 50mm F1.4 EX
Light: Natural light
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A studio is a very difficult object. A skyscraper is almost easier.
Studio BSSR-House, Parkstad Heerlen, the Netherlands.
BSSR-House, 2008-2010.
Dutch architect: Huib van Wijk, Hoensbroek. Site area: 1000 mq / Total floor area: 450 mq.
One of Huib van Wijk's largest villas, situated at Parc Highfield in Limburg, province of the Netherlands. Van Wijk's 2010 villa is interesting and simple with a cool international style, designed and built on the principles of “less is more”, “doing more with less” and “less but better”.
Ground area 250 mq
Entrance hall - 'van Wijk' sliding doors, cloakroom and concrete stairs, Alessi (guests) toiltet - with floorstanding toilet sink, living room - furnitured with 'van Wijk' wall-filling bookshelves, sociable kitchen - with the work island in the middle of the room as the beating heart, scullery, portal, master bedroom, Alessi ensuite bathroom - walk in shower and double washbasin and separate a two car garage (50 mq).
First floor area 200 mq
Corridor, Alessi toilet with floorstanding toilet sink, Alessi bathroom - free-standing bathtub and double washbasin, Alessi bathroom - walk in shower and double washbasin, four double bedrooms and Apple office space furnitured with 'van Wijk' wall-filling bookshelves.
STEP INTO MY HOUSE
www.flickr.com/photos/55176801@N02/sets/72157625373026635...
LINKS DISCUSSION THREADS IN SEVERAL E-ZINES
lifehacker.com/5857093/the-library-workspace
"The Library Workspace. Never let anyone tell you that organization can't be beautiful. Today's featured workspace, from Flickr user iBSSR, makes an entire wall of shelving its centerpiece. Filled with colorful books and decorative items, it makes for both a practical and attractive home office.
The wall-based bookcase was designed by architect Huib van Wijk and looks like a somewhat large undertaking, but the results are beautiful. If you like this, you'll want to check out the other smaller wall bookcase as well, November 7, 2011".
Source 'lifehacker'.
unclutterer.com/2011/10/28/workspace-of-the-week-dutch-de...
"Workspace of the Week: Dutch details. This week’s (October 28, 2011) Workspace of the Week is iBSSR’s minimalist Mac office space: This selection is located in a minimalist house recently built in Parkstad Heerlen, the Netherlands. (It’s in the southern Limburg province of the Netherlands.) The name of the house is “Minimum to the Max,” which I believe also aptly describes the feel of this room. In the desk and workspace area, there are only computers, desks, task lighting, and chairs. Likely, when the space is in use, there are also project materials strewn about the desks. However, at the end of the day, all items are put away and stored on the bookcase. The bookcase is built into the wall and was part of the original design of the home. Without the bookcase, the space would feel empty or impersonal. With the bookcase, the space transforms into an inspiring studio that can provide clarity and creativity. The long window that runs along the wall opposite of the bookshelf is also nice for bringing natural light into the space. Thank you, iBSSR, for sharing your minimalist space with us, October 28, 2011".
Source 'Unclutterer'.
www.unplggd.com/unplggd/workspace/bibliophilia-combining-...
"Bibliophilia: Combining Library with Home Office. It's natural to try and combine rooms when you haven't got enough space, but many people use their home office as an ad hoc library to store their books. Granted, sometimes they end up in piles near a desk, but books are something that bibliophiles love, so they are worth making the effort to store them adequately. In order to maximize your storage space, we recommend getting wall to wall bookcases or shelves. You will be able to find some that fit standard rooms, but anything higher than the norm will most probably require something custom-made (images: Flickr member iBSSR), November 10, 2011".
Source 'Unplggd'.
creativeoverflow.net/showcasing-30-minimalistic-workspaces/
People say that you have clearer thought patterns when there is less around you. Others say you just need a clean, minimal workspace. Well it comes down to personal preference and what type of person you are in the end. Some people like to have a messy work area and others totally hate it when there is anything out of place. Minimalism has grown a lot over the past few years when it comes to the workplace and I’d love to see it grow even more, October 25, 2011.
Source 'creative overflow'.
theultralinx.com/2011/11/workspace-office-design-11.html
A series which showcases the best workspaces, whether they be functional, minimal or colourful.
You can check out the episode – Workspace & Office Design #11, November 27, 2011.
Source 'ultralinx'.
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Apple Macintosh Mouse Design Evolution.
2009 /Apple Magic Mouse
2005 /Apple Mighty Mouse (2006 /Wireless)
2003 /Apple Wireless Mouse
2003 /Apple Pro Mouse (White)
2000 /Apple Pro Mouse (Black)
1998 /Apple USB Mouse
1993 /Apple Desktop Bus Mouse II
1986 /Apple Desktop Bus Mouse
1984 /Apple Macintosh Mouse M0100
Better on B l a c k M a g i c
Todays challenge for the daily shoot was Imagine you've been commissioned to photograph a product for a company's marketing dept. Give us your best product shot.
So As our cat often likes sittign at my computer table when I am at work it inspired this shot, the reason for the ? is to me her look doesnt really look friendly more like a look of contempt with m puttingthe mouse so close to her
This is my recent setup optimized for doing my research. I mainly use OS X, but I also run Windows for embedded system programming and Linux for running Simics VM. All of them are virtualized within VMWare Fusion.
In the photo, there are four screens but are actually only two Macs on the 72-inch wide desk. I found this setting to be useful because it's portable and the load can be balanced between the two. There are several other computers in my room for server and simulation purposes.
All the computers are synchronized using Unison, and controlled by a single set of keyboard and mouse using Synergy. I modified the source code of Synergy so that it supports Magic Mouse perfectly (the original version uses some deprecated APIs which doesn't support pixel-based scrolling).
Thanks to the GoodReader application on iPad, I can read all the books and papers even when I'm on the go. I need to hide the annoying iPad's white USB cable, but the iPad's power issue makes the problem a bit difficult to solve.
Today I bought the new Apple Magic Mouse for my Mac Book Pro. I love going into the Apple Stores in the different cities I travel to, .....this shot is from the new Apple Store in Ottawa......:-)))
P365-307
An apple a day... virtually all of my hardware has the apple logo these days.
Sigh. I'm a geek.
Finally got around to setting up my new workspace, still a bit rough and ready around the edges but getting there now.
This was meant to be just a cheap temporary desk (from IKEA) but I actually quite like it so might end up keeping it!
Still to do: Lighting and cable management, as well as a bit of organising the final position of the screens.
I am refering to Apple newest "Magic Mouse" . You see, my Mac Book Pro LCD screen decided to stop working and had to wait to get the new computer which came with one. I'm trying to get used to it. :)
So much catch up to do....
Download the file here. Link back if it is used as texture.
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Apple really creates fantastic devices in terms of aesthetics ( most important), usability and function. John Ive and his team always make me go wow. This particular shot is dedicated to all you Apple Fan boys and girls and Apple's amazing product designers.
I'm in the process of switching from using Microsoft Windows and I'm headed to Apple land... We have replaced our over four year old HP nc8320 laptop, and will be replacing our desktop in the coming months (waiting for Apple to update the Mac Pro).
I've used Microsoft product since MS-DOS 3.3, and have been a career IT person for over fifteen years (mostly as a server systems engineer designing mostly Microsoft systems), and while I will continue to keep up on MSFT stuff and continue to use them for the technology side of my work life, at home... I'm pretty much finished with Microsoft. While OS-X has some issues, it's a far nicer system to use (all the power of UNIX with the best UI I've ever seen) especially if you want to do photo or video editing.
Gear in the Frame:
Apple 15" MacBook Pro
Core i5 2.4Ghz. CPU (not worth spending the $$ on the Core i7, especially when this won't be my primary editing machine and especially when $300 only buys me 10% more performance)
4GB of RAM (going to 8GB pretty quick)
500GB 7200RPM Segate Momentus XT Hard Drive (this is a great drive that comes with a 4GB SSD cache)
High Res Screen (but not the Anti-Glare screen, clients love looking at images on the glossy screen)
G-Tech G Drive mini 500GB Hard Drive
Wacom Intuos 3 4" x 6" Tablet
Gretagmacbeth Eye-One Display 2 Colorimeter
Calumet UDMA Firewire CF Reader
Apple Magic Mouse
Garmin eTrex Summit HC
Software:
OS-X 10.6.4
Windows 7 Ultimate (running inside of VMWare Fusion)
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
Adobe CS5 Design Extended
RoboGeo (Run under Windows 7 for geotagging)