Archive for June 2009

Soft Proofing Basics

June 26, 2009

If you’re committed to getting your print output to match your screen as closely as possible, you’ll want to become familiar with Photoshop’s soft proofing feature, officially labeled Proof Setup. In this video tutorial I walk you through the basics of soft proofing and show you some of its benefits. Part 1 Part 2 Part [...]

Headed to Boston

June 17, 2009

I’m off to Boston tomorrow for two appearances to plug The 50 Greatest Photo Opportunities in NYC. In the morning I’ll be taping an interview on The Literati Scene, a local TV show devoted to authors and their work. I’ll have air times and a link to watch the interview shortly. In the evening I’ll be at [...]

Mermaids in Brooklyn

June 15, 2009

On Saturday, June 20 the 26th annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade gets underway to officially kick off Summer. What is the Mermaid Parade, you ask? Billed as the largest art parade in the country, this event brings together some of the most creative and original costumes, floats and choreographed madness, all celebrating the wonderful, wacky spirit [...]

Air America Interview Available

June 12, 2009

Click below to hear the radio interview I did this morning on Air America’s The Lionel Show. The Lionel Show Interview 6/12/2009

Interview on Air America

June 10, 2009

This Friday, June 12, I’ll be a guest on The Lionel Show, an Air America radio broadcast. The interview is live and will air at 8:35 a.m. ET on Air America stations across the country. You can also  listen live right from the comfort of your computer. I can’t think of a better way to [...]

The High Line Opens as a Public Space

June 9, 2009

The High Line, a stretch of elevated rail tracks running along the West side of Manhattan, has officially opened to the public. Built in the 1930s to allow freight cars to safely navigate a busy section of the city, the railway had fallen into a state of disrepair and neglect. No trains had run on [...]

Manhattan Polo Classic

June 1, 2009

Saturday’s polo match on Governors Island was a great opportunity to get a look at a sport still relatively unknown in these parts. The crowd was impressively large, considering the only way to reach the island is by ferry.  Interesting how the event was organized. Along one side of the field you had the VIPs (those you [...]


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