BurningbirdI can see I need to improve my use of escapes with quotes in some of my semantic web technology, though the effect can sometimes be a bit humorous. I’m about to publish a series of posts on photography, but before I do I have a question: has my site been as slow for you […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I can see I need to improve my use of escapes with quotes in some of my semantic web technology, though the effect can sometimes be a bit humorous. I’m about to publish a series of posts on photography, but before I do I have a question: has my site […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. I won’t be purchasing iLife 6 anytime soon, but I gather it does have a nice feature in that you can subscribe to a Flickr photo feed with the tool. Unlike regular feed readers, with iPhoto, you can create a slideshow of the images–rather nice, really. A friend has subscribed to my […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. My first camera was the newly released Nikon 8008, though I used Nikon cameras previously when I worked for a photographer. I liked the 8008 so much that I ended buying two bodies: one to hold B & W film; one for color. Now I use a digital Nikon, the […]
Recovered from the Wayback Machine. Recently, Apple came out with a photo workflow tool called Aperture. Sounds like a great tool, considering you have to buy a brand new computer just to use it. Adobe also came out with the beta for its own photo workflow tool, aptly called Lightroom. Unlike Apple’s product, Lightroom runs on my […]