August, 2004. When the Republican Convention came to town the manhole covers were taped down against explosions. The maps with important places to protect were flashed on screens. It was before Twitter. Before Smart Phones. Before the widespread use of drones. But there was still this Orwellian feeling in the air. It almost always feels like that in New York post 9-11 when there are large gatherings for any purpose. We may have taken out [more]
View from Top of the Rock – Blue View from Top of the Rock – Blue www.BeckermanPhoto.com Google+: Reshared 20 times Post imported by Google+Blog. Created By Daniel Treadwell.
On the way to Comic Con – 10/10/2010 Google+: Reshared 1 times Post imported by Google+Blog. Created By Daniel Treadwell.
I built a new photo store for +Matt Weber - a friend and one of the great NYC street photographers. It's essentially a clone of my own site with his content. You can get a look at it here: www.MattWeberPhotos.com #streetphotography Post imported by Google+Blog. Created By Daniel Treadwell.
We had transistor radios. And we had a single ear plug. Music came in what we'd now call a sequential way depending on what the music programmer decided. What they called Disc Jockeys. From the Disk Jockey's point of view – he lived in a semi-sequential world. He was the robot arm, and the order of the playlist was – at least in the early days – left to the Disk Jockey. Later on, advertisers [more]
Some notes from my blog about social networking and sales. Embedded Link What I learned About Social Networking About five months ago, I signed up with G+ and as is my habit, fell in love with it. Within a few months I was watching the number of people who had me | What I learned About Social Networking Google+: Reshared 1 times Google+: View post on Google+
And here's the $10 link to a 4000 x 6000 pixel file.http://www.beckermanphoto.com/cedar-hill-and-fifth-ave-color.htmlAnd with that – I take my leave for the day. I think this one would look good in a large digital frame. Google+: Reshared 5 times Google+: View post on Google+
So far two days spent adding images to be downloaded, one by one. Using a WordPress plugin called Digi-shop. Nothing really wrong with it. Does what it's supposed to do, but it's not the easiest thing to manage. For example, I think that if I want to make a global price change I'm going to have to do it in the database with a sql statement. Well, who knows. But right now this one appeals [more]
