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Fifteenth Anniversary of the Launch of PIXELS
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in iPhonismIt just occurred to me that this is the fifteenth anniversary of the launch of the PIXELS website. It took a few more days to get the word out to the flickr groups and Marty Yawnick and Glyn Evans and the other bloggers. This picture was used on our flyer and is the basis for…
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David Bowie on Nirvana’s unplugged cover of his song, “the man who sold the world”
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in MusicI was going to post Nirvana’s “unplugged” version, but I really can’t stand it. Here’s Bowie’s mid-nineties drum-n-bass take on the song. In a Bowie mood, I guess.
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Alice’s Restaurant
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in MusicI thought I posted this the other day, but it really is a Thanksgiving Day kind of post. Happy Thanksgiving!
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[votd] The First Pixels at an Exhibition Show at the Giorgi Gallery, A Slide Show
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in iPhonismIn early 2010, gallery owner Rae Russell and I produced the first ever gallery show for the nascent art of iPhone photography, aka iphoneography, at the Giorgi Gallery in Berkeley, CA. We decided a promo video was needed so I made this (note the 4×3 aspect ratio—iMovie doesn’t support that format anymore, only 16×9) and…
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Sean Hayes—Cezanne No. 4
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in iPhonismThis is the picture I was looking for to be the [sunday] featured image, but I couldn’t find it on my computer. It remains, out of approximately 200K images submitted to PIXELS since late 2009, one of my favorite pictures. Sadly, Sean is quite the advocate for AI generated work on Instagram now. I would…
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[sunday] Knox Bronson—Got Banana?
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in ArtI was looking for a picture by Sean Hayes for the Sunday pic, but I uploaded this one by mistake. Hell, it’s fine. I think I have a bunch of banana posters available somewhere online. I don’t think anybody has ever bought one. Happy Sunday. I’m just mad about saffron A-saffron’s mad about me…
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[votd] Kendrick Lamar’s New Album, “GNX”
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in MusicHe dropped the album with no fanfair on Friday. He is the greatest rapper of his generation. Like Patsy Cline transcended country music, Kendrick transcends hip-hop. No surprise that David Bowie and his musicians were listening to Kendrick’s “To Pimp A Butterfly” in the studio during breaks as they recorded his final album.