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Messing around with the new photosynth app, I find though not it’s intended use, It can make some great photo montages. This was a first test. (Taken with instagram)
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was in NYC during hurricane… this is perhaps the best documentation of that semi-crisis.
w/ giulia @ world … a favorite image, captured via screenshot
Building a company library, one amazon prime order at a time. This is the main function of the business ;) #socialps #startups #CEOstyle #companyCard (Taken with instagram)
this is what i have been working on for the past year.
i made this site: instawar.org
it lets you make random image pairs from random instagram photos. check it out.
When I interviewed for an experience design position at Google several years ago they asked me a question: “How would you work to ensure a continuous experience across all google products.”
I told them the best approach would be to escape the idea of a ‘continuous experience’ as such a notion is impractical for a company of such size and with such an expansive offering of services. I did not get the Job. As distant as I am now from a Google career path, I am surprised how much this question and my response come back to me. I still hold that the attempt to unify the experience across a diverse set of services is a terrible design choice, and I sometimes see it as a huge hurdle that inevitably keeps google’s apps from attaining the success of the uber-famous classic apps like delicious, twitter, and facebook. Unifying across apps means that each design is fundamentally inhibited from becoming what it needs to be, and this in the end, could kill google, as it invests millions in the unification principle. Thoughts?
I’m posting this photo because it contains a group of people. That is all.
a little hike with lover @paksy and the dogs.
content aware fill on photoshop… i would buy this poster.
