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Yesterday I went to a Photography trade show. Scott Kelby was the big draw. He seems like such an approachable down to earth guy.
I got to play with the new Cintiq. Which was really cool. While I was waiting in line for my turn I thought working without shortcuts would be problematic but it was a non-issue. It would be terrific to actually work on the image. It was very difficult to hand over the stylus to the next person in the queue.
The show was full of wedding books and large format printers. I got to see Eizo and LaCie monitors.
I also sat in on a class on FinalCut Pro - just because I could. Nik software was there but I think they were the only plug in with a stand.
What impressed me most was Frank Doorhof. He'd brought along models and makeup artists and was working in association with a lighting company. I really felt like I was in the presence of greatness.
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I'm currently playing Dungeon Siege II (only about 1/3 way through), and just yesterday signed onto World of Warcraft. I'm not exactly new at this (played the paper versions back in the 70s) but I've been only a sporadic player, so I'm not very good at it
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I was hoping you all could help me out... I have this really neat idea for a comic/scholarship type thing. In less than three pages I have to define and explain feminism. It could get me a thousand bucks. So Ladies... and guys too I guess, "What does Feminism mean to you?" Obviously I...11-20-2003, 06:42 PM -
I just got back from the PMA/DIMA conference and expo. A week in Las Vegas (the city alone would be a whole nuther thread). I thought I'd mention some stuff for people (like me) who had never attended anything like this before.
The mornings had organized activities such as golf, photo...03-06-2003, 08:00 PM -
An excellent thriller! I did not see it when it came out in the theatre (wish I had) but would highly recommend it to anyone who likes intelligent suspense movies...has a bit of a Hitchcock feel to it.09-16-2002, 05:35 PM
I hope it was not to busy at the booth, I really wanted to meet up with everyone but sometimes there simply were too many people.