Well, technically speaking — this post is not about Photography. This is a post on the making of this blog. I believe there are several photographers out there — who might benefit from knowing how i created this website.
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Mac Disk Panic!
Well, this happens to everyone…mine happened yesterday night. The Main mac stopped working. It simply stopped booting up — got stuck at login window and the kernel crashed. I found that the disk itself is doing just fine. but somehow, the OS had gotten corrupted — either due to a bad Apple update, or some other …
Lesson from “The American Idol”
Watching “The American Idol” today (Yes, i do sometimes watch this…) made me realize a valuable lesson that probably applies to Photography as well. Especially when it comes to “timing” about answering the question that we always have — “Are you ready to be Professional/Solo show” etc… You get only one chance to impress. It is …
Its been a while post..
So, its been a long while since i wrote anything on this blog.…fact of the matter is that; while the blog was kinda great thing in the beginning — I have found that maintaining it is very difficult. It takes a lot of dedication and most importantly “material”! Anyhoo — here is an update on …
Looking back while thinking ahead…
Happy New Year folks! I think, the year 2008 was a big thing for photography. In summary — a good time for camera manufacturers and good time for people to get into photography. Plenty of new cameras were announced, and plenty of first timers, brought new high tech cameras! Here is a small story about a …
Thoughts for the week…
Well, there is a lot of chatter on the D3x. A lot of uproar on several forums about the price point being unjust, while several fan boys (read post here for starters) are happy and gaga over it. I am very sure that the D3x is a very good camera — a very good competent one …
The bubble…
Well, i have written several times before on how the progress technology is influencing the consumer involvement in Photography in general and the future trend. Based on the current progress — I think, we might soon (5–10 years) see the technology progress leaving behind the still photography for better things to come. Such as: E-Ink …