Showing posts with label Photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photos. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
Photoshop is Online
Adobe Photoshop Express is online, and it's free. Upload, edit, and store your photos. Share your pictures or transfer to Flickr.com. And did I mention you can upload and share via mobile phone?
Labels:
creativity,
Photos,
tools,
Web 2.0
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
October's At-A-Glance Photo Contest Zoomed in on IIT Sculpture
This month’s photo showed American artist George Segal’s 1986 sculpture, Man on a Bench, located on IIT’s main Chicago campus. To make the challenge more difficult, we revealed just the head and shoulders silhouetted against Perlstein Hall's west windows. The figure--cast in bronze and seated on a park bench--is both specific and deliberately vague. Dramatically lit on an early fall morning, he is especially mysterious-looking.
IIT commissioned the work for the centennial of Mies van der Rohe’s birth. To take a look for yourself, visit Perlstein Hall on the west side of State Street, just north of 33rd Street, on the main campus.
Congratulations to this month’s winner, who will receive a $20 gift certificate from Amazon.com. You can find out who won by checking our website at http://www.stc-chicago.org.
IIT commissioned the work for the centennial of Mies van der Rohe’s birth. To take a look for yourself, visit Perlstein Hall on the west side of State Street, just north of 33rd Street, on the main campus.
Congratulations to this month’s winner, who will receive a $20 gift certificate from Amazon.com. You can find out who won by checking our website at http://www.stc-chicago.org.
Man on a Bench, by George Segal (Photo Credit: Zoe Spirra)
Labels:
Photos,
Quiz,
STC Chicago At-a-Glance
Monday, September 15, 2008
September At-a-Glance Photo Features Downtown Public Art
Chicago has strong tradition of public art. Some pieces are created by high-profile artists and prominently located, like Anish Kapoor's Cloud Gate (more commonly known as "the Bean"). Others challenge our perceptions of what art can be, like Kurt Perschke's Red Ball, which moves from place to place and encourages us to interact with it.
It can be easy to overlook smaller pieces like this downtown mural, which celebrates aspects of everyday life and provides a vibrant spot tucked away in an unexpected place.
To see it in on location, venture out to the corner of E. South Water St. and Michigan Ave. It's on the east side of the second building in from the south corner.
By the way, there were no winners in this month's photo contest. We hope you enjoyed the challenge! Be sure to check out next month's edition of STC Chicago At-a-Glance for another chance to compete. Thanks, again, to Kelly Oja for donating this month's mystery photo.
It can be easy to overlook smaller pieces like this downtown mural, which celebrates aspects of everyday life and provides a vibrant spot tucked away in an unexpected place.
To see it in on location, venture out to the corner of E. South Water St. and Michigan Ave. It's on the east side of the second building in from the south corner.By the way, there were no winners in this month's photo contest. We hope you enjoyed the challenge! Be sure to check out next month's edition of STC Chicago At-a-Glance for another chance to compete. Thanks, again, to Kelly Oja for donating this month's mystery photo.
Labels:
Photos,
Quiz,
STC Chicago At-a-Glance
Sunday, August 10, 2008
August At-a-Glance Photo Identified
This month's At-a-Glance photo contest featured a close-up of the Bob Newhart statue at Navy Pier. Commissioned by the TV Land network, the statue depicts Oak Park native Bob Newhart as his character on The Bob Newhart Show, the Chicago-based psychologist Dr. Robert Hartley. Don't forget to say "Hi Bob!" the next time you're there!
Congratulations to all who guessed. To find out who was quickest on the draw, go to our website.
Related Links:
American Masters: Bob Newhart
Public Photos at Flickr: Bob Newhart Statue
Congratulations to all who guessed. To find out who was quickest on the draw, go to our website.
Related Links:
American Masters: Bob Newhart
Public Photos at Flickr: Bob Newhart Statue
Labels:
Photos,
STC Chicago At-a-Glance
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Say you're new to flickr?
No problem. We'll help you get up to speed in time for the Summit.
Our new, quick-start blog training will include information about uploading photos to the STC Chicago photo pool and posting photos on the blog. Soon you'll be posting photos directly from your cell phone, if you so choose.
In a hurry to share your photos? Not to worry. You can read up on it here: Newbie's Guide to Flickr.
To learn more about quick-start blog training, send an email to blog@stc-chicago.org.
Our new, quick-start blog training will include information about uploading photos to the STC Chicago photo pool and posting photos on the blog. Soon you'll be posting photos directly from your cell phone, if you so choose.
In a hurry to share your photos? Not to worry. You can read up on it here: Newbie's Guide to Flickr.
To learn more about quick-start blog training, send an email to blog@stc-chicago.org.
Labels:
2007 Summit,
Blogs,
Photos,
Training,
Visual Communication
Friday, June 09, 2006
STC-Chicago photo pool now at flickr.com
http://www.flickr.com/groups/stc-chicago
We've started a new photo-sharing group at flickr.com. If you have photos from the conference you'd like to share, check out our group. The photos you contribute will appear in the "photo badge" at the right of this page. (Free registration required.) Photos will also be available for view at the flickr site itself.
Future plans include using the site to share photos of STC-Chicago meetings and other events, cityscapes, Chicago scenes, or other relevant happenings. If you have interesting pics to add, please do. We'll use these on our main Web site.
If you need help getting started, let us know at pr@stc-chicago.org.
We've started a new photo-sharing group at flickr.com. If you have photos from the conference you'd like to share, check out our group. The photos you contribute will appear in the "photo badge" at the right of this page. (Free registration required.) Photos will also be available for view at the flickr site itself.
Future plans include using the site to share photos of STC-Chicago meetings and other events, cityscapes, Chicago scenes, or other relevant happenings. If you have interesting pics to add, please do. We'll use these on our main Web site.
If you need help getting started, let us know at pr@stc-chicago.org.
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