Monthly Archives: November 2007
The Windows Safari
I’m feeling a little weird right now. I was just reading about the latest (beta) version of Apple’s Safari web browser, which is now available for Windows. Before I go on, it is important that I provide a little background … Continue reading
Posted in Software, Technology
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Clauses and Photoshop
When someone is preparing to introduce me at a speaking engagement, they often ask me how many books I’ve written. You’d think that would be a simple question to answer, but I always have a difficult time and answer “that … Continue reading
Posted in Digital, Philosophical
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Scalability in Photography
I’ve always enjoyed thinking about scalability. Way back when, I used to be a database programmer (I still do some, but mostly just for fun). In the world of databases, scalability is a big issue. How much data can you … Continue reading
Posted in Digital, Photography
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Fresh Website, Fresh Perspective
This weekend I finally launched an updated look for my website at www.timgrey.com. As I watched the files uploaded and checked out the new site “live” for the first time, it felt very cleansing. There’s something about a fresh start … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophical, Photography
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Six Years of DDQ
This month marks six years that I’ve been sending out the Digital Darkroom Questions (DDQ) emails. So now I’m into year “lucky number seven”. I suppose on some level I’m a bit spooked by the fact that time seems to … Continue reading
Posted in Digital
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