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Firefox Personas
ByDerekMozilla Labs recently released Personas – an extension which allows you to very quickly reskin your Firefox browser. You can create your own personas and upload them to their Gallery for everyone to download. It sounded simple enough to do, so I went looking through my photos to see what I have that might work…
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950 Broadway – The Eckhardt Building
ByDerekA couple weeks ago I mentioned a trip to the East Side to visit the former Sears building on Broadway and Fillmore. Broadway-Fillmore Alive has posted their article on the building which we are now calling the Eckhardt Building after the family it was built for, whom opened Eckhardt’s Department Store in it, and who…
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Heat wave
ByDerekJanuary 3rd, and no snow in sight for Buffalo. Damn it, Denver! You’re spoiling our fun! Poor Kissing Bridge has missed both the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. Unless we have snow until June, I imagine it’s going to be a bit of a financial let down this year for them. Trail Name Difficulty Open …
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Look out the window
ByDerekBuffaloGeek has asked us to take a picture of what we see out our windows, as a glimpse into our daily lives. I’ll submit a shot Amanda took today, literally out the window. It’s our first dinner on our new patio.
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A few more post-picnic thoughts…
ByDerekI have to admit, it was a bit weird going to a picnic and having the Buffalo News show up to cover it. You’re trying to act like they’re not there so they can get “candid” photos, while at the same time trying not to look like a complete idiot trying to set up the…
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Hope for their financial future
ByDerekGood news from the pages of USA Today… fourteen states now require high school grads to have some basic personal finance training. States are recognizing that financial literacy is an important “skill for the 21st century,” says Joseph Peri of NCEE. “We don’t wait until college to teach students how to read. Why would we…
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Correct it for parallax and print it again. I’d love to see a side-by-side comparison.
There’s a lot of perspective correction already in this photo due to the wide angle lens being pointed upwards. I wanted to leave a little of the skew in because I like the effect, and if you overcorrect it makes the photo look flat. If I get a chance I’ll post the original.