Archive for November, 2008
Fiona Aboud and the New York Baby Magic
I squealed with delight when I saw the Obama baby on New York Magazine’s cover last night, and I registered even more excitement when I saw the photographer was my pal Fiona Aboud.
CS4, You Intrigue Me.
I was an old dog learning new tricks this morning, experimenting with image optimization in Photoshop. I have two words for you: High Pass.
Who knew?!
In any case, this ad from Adobe crossed my desk later in the day, and it was so apropos. Well done, Adobe. May I please have CS4 for an affordable price? k thx.
Thank you, Damon Winter
I’ve been following Times photographer Damon Winter’s coverage of Obama’s campaign from the beginning, and I’ll miss his imagery.
If you didn’t catch it the first time, check out this slide show chronicling his experience on the road.
Joel Barhamand: Stuck in a Strange Loop
Joel Barhamand’s series Stuck in a Strange Loop sums up the electoral process well. It’s all rather odd and searching, and in the end, one candidacy emerges victorious from the cabbage patch, and one candidacy dies.
Today is like sitting in a bathtub filled with fried chicken.
