Better Digital Photography: Market Your Photography Business
Better Digital Photography: Market Your Photography Business Don’t underestimate the power of marketing, because it is the tool that can make or break your business. You need to…
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Field notes for the age of generative everything.
Essays on AI, culture, community, creative practice, consent, taste, and what stays human when the tools get loud.
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This is My Canon 20d… Falling Off Its Tripod. 🙁
To get this effect, put your favorite camera (in my case the Canon 20D) on some janky ass tripod. Make sure you have a really heavy lens mounted…
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Summer Street Portraits
I’ve been taking photos of people I’ve been meeting downtown lately as I walk around at lunch time and to and from various Bryght meetings. I’ve been shooting…
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LightWeight User Generated Business Models
LightWeight User Generated Business Models An alternative title for this post would be “Participative Commerce”. I couldn’t decide. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See…
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Less Cursing, Better Pictures: 10 Suggestions
Less Cursing, Better Pictures: 10 Suggestions The New York Times’ David Pogue offers 10 suggestions for better digital photography. Part of the Photography and Visual Storytelling collection. See…
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Flickr Schwag 1.0, baby!
Flickr Schwag 1.0, baby! One of the most often requested Flickr features is schwag. We’re pleased announce the arrival of Flickr Schwag 1.0. These three buttons and two…
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Paper Airplane and The Two Way Web: A Collaborative and Decentralized World Wide Web
Paper Airplane and The Two Way Web: A Collaborative and Decentralized World Wide Web This paper describes a radical new vision of the World Wide Web and browsers…
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WWJDT: What Would Jesus Dance To?
WWJDT: What Would Jesus Dance To? “God is interested in truth, and only in truth. And that’s why God is more interested in Rock & Roll music than…
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Progressive U
Progressive U The new media voice for progressive students and other problem solvers. Part of the Web and Early Blog archive collection. See also: Building AI Companions w/…
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Blogging Grows Up
(from Salon.com) Mena and Ben Trott thrilled the world of bloggers with their Movable Type software. Then their company, Six Apart, received venture financing and they decided it…
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Cubicles Suck – Not Just for Hackers
After software, the most important tool to a hacker is probably his office. Big companies think the function of office space is to express rank. But hackers use…
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Syndicate this site! News feeds, RSS, XML, and Atom.
I’ve been getting some questions about these topics lately and learning a lot about it myself, so I decided to put some information together in a post. Do…
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Michael C. Place, Build Design – Interview
(interview originally published at twohundredby200 magazine) Michael C. Place was born in North Yorkshire, England in 1969. He graduated from Newcastle College in 1990. He then went on…
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Jeremy Crowle – Interview
(interview originally published at UrbanVancouver.com) Jeremy Crowle is an up-and-coming Canadian painter, illustrator, photographer, and all-purpose lunatic. I recently had the chance to interview him and we got…
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Look at Me Everyone… I’m Pretending I’m Hardcore!
Hey tough-guy! Not hardcore? Want to pretend you are so you fit in at Burning Man? Maybe you want to get inked, but are scared it will hurt.…
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Blog Search Engines, Directories, and Listings
I’d love to come up with a comprehensive list of sites that are weblog search engines, directories, listings, trackers, and major aggregation points. Here’s the group so far.…
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*spark-online Version 2.0 Brainstorming
Lots of you are probably already involved and helping out, but for those of you who aren’t, we’re in the process of breathing some life back into *spark-online.…
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Design and your strategy
A great new article posted today by Design Council. Design runs deeper than look and feel – it can help you decide what you do and how you…
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Web Design: The Usual Suspects
Cameron takes us through the development of his current site design. Good job articulating his internal thought process. Jason and half the frickin’ internet discuss CSS, XHTML and…
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