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I'm shocked and amazed at the ease and speed by which I turned the left photo to the right photo with Imagenomic's plugin for Photoshop, Portraiture 2.

 

27 seconds. Without having read a shred of instruction or documentation.

 

I'm so getting the Lightroom plugin for this.

Over 11 days worth of Podcasts. Love it.

D5100 w/ Tamron 18-270

September 28-30 | Berlin, DE

Steve Rosenbaum/Founder & CEO Magnify.net, Adam Singolda/Founder & CEO, Taboola & Patrice Slupowski/VP, Digital Innovation & Communities, NExT.com, Orange talk with Bonin Bough/VP Global Media & Consumer Engagement, Mondelēz International

Squirrels on campus of MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) on Thursday April 18th and Friday April 19th, 2019. Taken during my visit to Boston for the Academic Business Library Directors meeting at the Harvard. These are Eastern Grey Squirrels on campus including black color variants. So here is the whole story. We were on a late afternoon tour of MIT and as we got off the bus at 77 Massachusetts Ave in front of Building 7, we were congregating and Jennifer from Georgetown pointed out the squirrels along the building. I only got a few pictures before the tour started. I did not see another one during the tour. But on the bus to our next stop, we were navigating traffic (back on the bus) and I just happened to be sitting on the right side (facing forward) on the bus when I noticed a cavity nest on a tree right at the corner of Memorial Drive and Massachusetts Ave (next to building 1 on the sidewalk). I quickly pulled out my camera and got a few pictures of what looked like juveniles looking out of their nest (that practically was over the street). The pictures from the bus were not that great. So I realized that I had to go back. After our meetings were over at HBS, I went back to MIT and I saw these two juveniles at the tree. One was in the nest (and hovering around it), and the other was learning how to climb the tree. One little one was calling out (maybe for momma) as he or she clung to the tree. It took quite a while - around 30 minutes to get from around 7 feet off the ground to back in the nest. There was also a hawk around (got one picture) - glad there was no meal involved. Seeing the juveniles was fun for sure. I hope momma is OK and around. I only saw squirrels on the big trees off Massachusetts Ave - maybe I will have to come back and explore again. Another day in the world of squirrel tourism!

 

Studio shot of landline telephone placed in grass.

A look at our pond through the looking glass after the canopy was put on.

 

www.algaevs.com

My cell phone for snapping photos

Taken with a home made pinhole camera onto B&W paper

Maurice Lévy/Chairman & CEO, Publicis Groupe

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Before the days of IDE/ATAPI CDROM drives, you had to have an interface card to go with your CDROM drive. This was the one I used with my first CDROM drive

We were able to connect data experts to data newbies. Look at the diversity of ethnicities and age ranges.

Day one of the LEPE 2018 Meeting at Carnegie Mellon University. LEPE stands for the Leaders of Experiential Project-Based Education. Most of the participants work at business schools where experiential learning programs are part of the curriculum. We ended our conference day with a tour of the CMU Entertainment Technology Center on Technology Drive along the river (giving us some great shots of downtown Pittsburgh). Pretty amazing program.

10 years old and intergrated with technology. Is this good or bad?

Legendary technology pioneer and founder of Atari, Nolan Bushnell

Very early morning around 7am, from hotel window. The rush began around an hour later.....with tut tut, cars, trucks and buses and buses of commuting workers !

Paige Marple pictures taken by Caroline Prendergast for Technology & Design

I was more fascinated by the "humming moth", located close to the airstrip, than the military helicopter.

No one wants a phone that just makes calls anymore.

It takes a full staff and alot of computers to keep RCPL going!

fort miley, san francisco

 

Melissa Chang of Honolulu Magazine's "Honolulu Real Estate" blog.

 

The second annual Agent Reboot Honolulu, a real estate marketing and technology conference staged by Inman News in several cities across the country. My company, Hawaii Information Service, was the exclusive association sponsor of the event, held at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki.

Deburring after laser cut.

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