Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label photos. Show all posts

Syncing photos with Picasa is easiest of all

While I have these photos on Facebook and Flickr, the easiest group for me to manage are the ones on Picasa. Just a click here or there and the changes I make on my computer are automagically reflected in the online gallery. I love that convenience.

Photos from the 2009 Wolrd Tai Chi Day event in Greenville, SC.



qv: Phil Yanov's World Tai Chi Day Photos on Picasa

Let's try this again -- Photos from the JDRF Event in Asheville

I tried to post these at my other blog, but only the "too small" size would fit in the template. The nice thing about this blog template is that I can choose a size that is maybe just a little bit too big and it still looks ok. (I hope.) I participated (as staff) in the JDRF Ride to Cure Diabetes in Asheville over the weekend. Cell phone and even radio reception was terrible throughout most of the natural landscape of the course. This gave me some time to appreciate nature and the people I got to be around. It was great fun.

Photos from JDRF Asheville 2008 Event

I tried to embed the slideshow here, but wasn't happy with the results. Look here instead.

Photo: Macaw at Greer Family Fest

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I think this is a Blue and Gold Macaw. I saw it perched on a freckled girl's shoulder at the Greer Family Fest. The bird's owner said that she (the bird) was seven years old. I thought it made for a nice shot so I squeezed off a few frames.

More photos of the Macaw and the girl at Flickr.

A quick and nerdy slide show of Gadgetfest

Wanna see what you saw (or missed) at Gadgetfest 2007? I've put the pictures up on Flickr, and created a quick and nerdy slide show via Slide to show them off:



Prefer something a bit less glitzy? The Gadgetfest photos are online at Flickr.

A house just passed my car on the street...

As I was driving home this morning, I got stopped at a light and then had to wait for a house to go by...



I uploaded the pictures to Picasa which let me easily geotag the photos. You can see the pictures, look at them on a map, or even zoom in using Google Earth (via this kml) to get a satellite photo of the exact intersection I was sitting at when I shot the photos.

qv: [Photos]

June Wedding Pictures in a flashy slide show...

I stumbled across this app for creating nifty picture slide shows. Give it a look, create your own.



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Parade Photos -- 2007 Scottish Games Parade in Greenville, SC

I shot some, several, a lot of pictures of Scottish Games Parade that piped it's way through downtown Greenville tonight. It's hard for me to shoot a lot of pictures in a small amount of time because the pocket camera I use takes a lot of time to recharge its flash or to move the pictures from it's internal memory to the card memory. Still, I shot a couple of hundred frames tonight in hopes of getting a few good ones. Here are a few:



The slideshow above is a Picasa slide show. This is the first time I have ever used it. I have a preference for the community tools built into Flickr, and first uploaded my pictures there. After 15 minutes or so, the upload had finished, but processing still had not. In fact, quite a few minutes later, Flickr still hasn't processed the pictures into my photostream. I got frustrated waiting, so I decided to give the PicasaWeb Photo Album a try. I like it. It worked when I wanted it to. I am sure there is something to be learned from that.

ps: The Flickr version finally got posted. Compare it here.

Photos: Artisphere 2007 in Greenville, SC

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I got some nice shots of some very cool sidewalk art at this year's Artisphere. The weather was really cooperative. It didn't wash this sidewalk art away in the middle of the festival for example.


qv: Artisphere Photos

Photos: Kathryn comes to work...

Kathryn stopped by the office today and immediately asked to sit in my chair. I had already logged off my computer, but that didn't keep her from wanting to log in and to use my phone to make some important calls as well. She is not yet 20 months old. Phew!

Baby gets an endorserment deal -- sort of....

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Over the summer, my brother in law left a beach ball at the house that he had picked up from a Lab Corp trade show booth. The baby and I have had a big time playing with the ball on our back deck and I have snapped a few shots of her learning to walk and manipulate the ball. I posted a few to Flickr, including the one appearing on the right.

Last week, a fellow blogger dropped me a line and let me know that she had used the picture in a post discussing the failings of Lab Corp's customer service.

We'll be adding this to baby's list of modeling credentials.


qv: Baby's First Appearance in a Web Article by a non-family member

Your Day Christmas Card!


Phil Yanov and Eric Rodgers pose for their Christmas Portrait with a bit of help from the captioner tool at BigHugeLabs.com.

Yet another cool reason to use Flickr for sharing photos

Yanov. Get yours at bighugelabs.com/flickrThe guys at Flagrant Disregard keep pumping out cool new ways to play with your Flickr photos. Now they let you build a badge that is mostly intended for use in your Flickr profile, but can be pasted anywhere you'd like to advertise your Flickr prowess.

qv: [Flickr Profile Maker]


About Phil Yanov

Phil Yanov is a Technologist, Columnist and Public Radio Commentator.

He is the founder of Tech After Five as well as the founder and President of the GSA Technology Council and the IT Leadership Council.

His personal technology column appears in Greenville Business Magazine and the Columbia Business Journal.

He co-hosts the Your Day technology shows heard on NPR radio stations across South Carolina and is a frequent contributor to technology stories appearing on radio and television.