Showing posts with label images. Show all posts
Showing posts with label images. Show all posts
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Luminate | Making Images Dynamic and Creating Depth
Luminate (formerly Pixazza) is giving online images dynamic effect and creating depth. Unlike your typical static image, Luminate provides ways for images to be linked to all kinds of information and interaction, which given how many images exist, opens up a trillion possibilities for publishers. Some of its backers include the cool guys at CMEA Capital and Google Ventures.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Baby Nephew | Talking Volcanos and Airplanes
This weekend, I went to a brunch where there was a very high-level discussion about the world's important issues, met some fascinating people and had a great time, but then checked my iPhone on the way out and realized there was a text message reminding me about a BBQ I was supposed to attend, which of course, meant a chance to see my baby nephew (Rayyan).
Usually, I don't get a chance to chat with the little guy too much because he sleeps a LOT, but this time, he not only stayed awake, but as I sat next to him, he just kept looking at me and trying to have a conversation of some type, so being the good uncle, I told him about lots of stuff going on...tried to explain what volcanos were about and why airplanes in Europe were affected by the eruption in Iceland.
I know...he's a baby, he's not going to remember all this until he reads this blog post a few years from now, but when he does, just want to let him know that of all the interesting conversations I had that day, his was the best and I appreciate his genuine interest and undivided attention :)
Monday, February 8, 2010
Cool Super Bowl Ads of 2010 | NFL Thank You to Fans
During the actual game, I missed the first part of the NFL's ad thanking their fans during Super Bowl XLIV (2010), but thanks to the magic of YouTube, I've had a chance to watch it over and over.
Great videography with slow-motion effects...
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Monday, December 28, 2009
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