The latest trip to Richmond was not only a great time spent catching up with family I don’t get to see nearly often enough, it was also a chance to get out and shoot some photos. Coming back, it became a great chance to play around with the Lightroom 3.0 beta that I have been…
I was out of town recently, spending a long weekend in Virginia due to my grandmother’s 90th birthday party. Usually, when I’m out of town, and especially when I’m spending time with family, I don’t spend much time on my laptop. This particular trip, I didn’t spend any time at all on my laptop, preferring…
Over the weekend, while we were out at Franklin Park Conservatory for the butterfly release day, it occurred to me that the Conservatory has really become one of our “go-to” places when we want to get out of the house and the weather isn’t cooperating with our photographic desires. (Which can be most of the…
Yesterday I was working along in my day and took a quick peek at some of the early tweets coming out of the LMA conference in Denver when this one by @melaniegreen caught my eye. (OK actually it also made me do a double take) It costs about $300-400K to train each recruit & then…
Just because I happen to think my wife is pretty awesome, if you’re in Chicago and pick up this week’s Chicago Reader, you might just notice a photo they used with one of their stories that she took. If you’re not in Chicago, the article and photo are online too. Way to go!
Recently, I wrote quite a bit about the misconception that younger employees are automatically more technically qualified when it comes to understanding things like electronic discovery. As I said at the time, The ability to use an iPhone has nothing to do with knowing how to create a data-map, a deep understanding of PST files,…