In this interview Alex Bogusky talks about Design Thinking, the trend toward transparency (as opposed to proprietary or secrecy) as a power base, and "Triple Bottom Line" capitalism: People, Planet, Profit.
Continue reading...Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Video interview of Stephen Shore - photographer
Continue reading...Thursday, September 23, 2010
Don’t you add photos after the story is written? Don’t book covers illustrate the book? My ongoing professional evolution as a photographer is from communicator to storyteller.
Continue reading...Sunday, September 12, 2010
Something well designed is compelling; we are drawn to its efficiency, effectiveness, elegance, beauty, and often it’s cleverness and humor. You’re a designer when you arrange your clothes in an order that gets you out the door faster in the morning, or when you plan a route to the office. Then why is “design thinking” more »
Continue reading...Friday, September 10, 2010
Soviet Montage Productions releases information and a short video on the first true High Dynamic Range (HDR) video using DSLRs.
Continue reading...Thursday, August 19, 2010
The story possibilities got more powerful; 500 million users can now take you on a journey and invite involvement in real time. Should be interesting.
Continue reading...Monday, August 16, 2010
Here is a 1 minute marketing course - very well done by CakeGroup.com
Continue reading...Tuesday, August 3, 2010
We’ve been dealt a line of crap so many times we don’t believe as much of what we see and less of what we hear. What started as a 70’s T-shirt, “question authority”, has morphed into a societal mantra, “question reality.”
Continue reading...Wednesday, July 7, 2010
I’m geeking out on this one. Since everyone is a photographer and nearly everything is a camera, it may do the imagination good to understand where technology is going.
Continue reading...Thursday, July 1, 2010
There are elements of a great picture beyond composition, simplicity, light, color, texture and all that designy-crafty stuff. With some tormented thought, I’ve narrowed it down to three elements that seamlessly overlap but are also separate enough that they seem to own a category.
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Friday, October 8, 2010
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