I’ve had to undertake more photography than usual lately, mostly for clients who claim to have “loads of great photos for the brochure / guide / product catalogue”.
Granted some of the shots have been good, but I am finding that the composition is increasingly just not quite right for the intended use.
So as a humorous reminder to you all to check and double check your composition of the shot (even if it’s to save hours of photoshopping out that irritating something in the background) here’s a few photos that aren’t quite right… (NSFWish)
Lionel Faleiro has published instructions on his blog for stripping out all the unnecessary “junk” (you know, developer tools, foreign languages, printer drivers, etc.) from the Leopard install discs, and creating your very own 4.2 GB Single-Layer version of Leopard to use as your own personal backup copy. The only necessary tools are a blank DVD, a Mac running Tiger, and Apple’s own Disk Utility.
OMG has (probably) the best (imo) private bit-torrent tracker finally been taken down for good?
A notice on the Demonoid homepage reads:
“The CRIA threatened the company renting the servers to us, and because of this it is not possible to keep the site online. Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your understanding.”
It’s nearly time… the countdown for Leopard release is at 1 day 7 hours 29 minutes 11 seconds.
I’m in the camp that is actually looking forward to the new features, especially after watching the guided tour which finally really bought the new features home to me, even if the delivery erred on the ‘Noddy’ side as we say in the UK.
Some great Illustrator Tutorials have been put together by N.Design studio, well worth a look. Another page on his site that is an absolute must visit is the page showing how he designed his amazing background on his site.
OMG has (probably) the best (imo) private bit-torrent tracker finally been taken down for good?
