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Category Archives: photography
Help solve the mystery of the stainless steel inner tube thing
[See note at the end of this post.] During a vacation in Maine last week (the vacation photos are here, but it now seems like a month ago), I saw a stainless steel inner tube-like thing (if you’re reading this … Continue reading
Posted in photography, search
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The AP photo that BP hoped would never appear
Link: Boston.com I predict this AP photo by Charlie Riedel will win a Pulitzer. It is one of those images you will remember forever — it is that searing. Despite me being a teenager at the time, I can still … Continue reading
Posted in observation, photography
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Get your news from print: the recyclable medium. It’s like being a content vegan.
I feel certain that after you read this PDF from the Congressional Research Service about the global e-waste crisis, you’ll join with me in starting a worldwide movement to encourage people to stop consuming content from e-waste producing devices (that … Continue reading
Posted in photography
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Flickr now lets anyone be a gallery curator
Flickr has long had a feature called “sets” that allows a user to organize groupings of photos in any way the photographer wants to share them. Flickr recently added another feature that, at first, seems to be the same thing … Continue reading
Online, in print — it’s all about capturing, sharing and preserving the story
Boston.com’s “Big Picture” collection of moving photography of flooding from the southeast makes me think there’s an instant magazine in there somewhere (see yesterday’s post). Tweet Related posts: rexblog nano The Tumblr-fication of Google Reader While I’m traveling, think of … Continue reading
Posted in media, photography
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