Go figure. Life is still kicking around! I just read this article about how Time, Inc. and Getty Images are coming together to launch Life.com.

Life must be a cat with nine lives, or something!

This is way too cool and I had to share right away.

Pixelpipe is a new service that allows you to send one image, tagged and captioned to multiple accounts at once, so that you don't have to manually upload to each of your accounts.

A huge time saver, right? Right. Go check it out and sign up.

[Via Photojojo]

Adobe launched Creative Suite 4 today [and, I just bought CS3 less than a year back. Should I upgrade?]

Dropbox, still in private beta, looks AWESOME for sharing files

Want to use music tracks with your slideshow … legally? Triple Scoop Music may be just the answer.

onOne Exchange Presets for Lightroom and Photoshop

StudioLighting.net

I am now listed on NJWedding.com

Following Rae Hoffman's every word. Simply amazing writing about the business of blogging.

100 Photography Tips In 100 Days

Are you taking the 100 Day Challenge?

No surprise here, but I am a huge fan of Atlanta-based photographer and teacher, Zack Arias. Go to his OneLight Workshop, anywhere before they sell out. They have opened so many doors for other photographers because their skill set has improved to such a great extent. The fact is the information he imparts isn't rocket-science, but his approach to problem solving in the field is

I also highly recommend his new 2-DVD set, which is instructional but not pedantic. I have mentioned the OneLight DVDs before so check that post out as well.

Anyway, as a Zack Arias blog-stalker, I came across two interviews with Zack that you should check out:

Here is the one on LightSource (podcast) and here is the one on F-Stop Beyond. [I have taken the liberty of embedding the audio player here below for the second interview].

Ok, the headline is a bit misleading. Sarah Palin is John McCain's VP choice and can't be voted off the ticket. Boo hoo.

But you can still let your opinion be counted for something. Personally, the woman scares the bejesus out of me. Her personal business with her daughter aside (I happen to think that's really none of our business), her hiring/firing policies, her ability to govern, her flip-flopping on earmarks … are all fair game for scrutiny and it is plain as day that she is perhaps the most unqualified VP choice ever made. Let me be very clear about one thing – I am no misogynist. I absolutely think that a woman can be, no, will be President of the United States very soon. But Sarah Palin, in my mind, is simply not the right person for the job.

Check this link out – http://www.pbs.org/now/polls/poll-435.html

Now, go vote. If you think she is qualified to be VP, say yes. If not, say no. Easy-peesy.

[I wish there was a choice to vote – “&*CK NO!”]