Saturday, March 14, 2015
WTC Memorial
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911 memorial,
manhattan,
new york,
new york city,
one world trade center,
wtc,
wtc memorial
Leica Survives the Digital Shift
WETZLAR, Germany—Booming smartphone sales are eating into the digital camera market, but the inventor of the 35mm film camera isn’t blinking.
High-end camera producer Leica Camera AG celebrated its first camera’s 100th anniversary last year with a limited-edition model emblematic of its effort to bridge old and new: a digital camera with no display—just an old-style viewfinder. The retro-chic design, which sold for €15,000 ($16,545), was a hit.
Eastman Kodak Co., another pioneer of mass-market photography, has quit the film business and gone through bankruptcy reorganization. Polaroid Corp., which once seemed to hold great promise, today no longer produces cameras.
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Thursday, December 18, 2014
Electric New York
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brooklyn bridge,
digital art,
illustration,
new york city
Thursday, October 30, 2014
R2D2 Building and The Prudential Center
ILLUSTRATION - Pencil sketch of the Prudential Center towering over the newer "R2D2" building downtown Boston
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Thomas Knoll Photography Auction | October 5th - 11th
For the first time, Adobe Photoshop Co-creator and Adobe Fellow Thomas Knoll (http://tknoll.com) is auctioning six of his prints* to benefit a cause very close to his heart: "The Luminous Endowment" (http://www.luminous-endowment.org).
Thomas is an avid landscape and wildlife photographer and has participated in numerous trips with "The Luminous Landscape" (see http://www.luminous-landscape.com). The photographs in this auction were taken on his trips to Africa, Europe, China, Antarctica and India.
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Labels:
landscapes,
luminous endowment,
photo austion,
photoshop,
thomas knoll
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