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This past February, MacWorld was held in San Francisco.  I’m very very late in posting images from the show, but here are a few …

The show appeared crowded, which was great, especially considering that it’s the first year that Apple, Inc. decided not to attend.

However, the show occupied half the expo floor space that it had last year.   I’ve more photos coming from the show, but I decided to share a couple images that I took around San Francisco …

San Francisco MOMA – the original photo that I took.

This is the same image that I altered twice using Photoshop.

I took this picture from a restaurant window at Fisherman’s Wharf.

And here is the same image after I digitally altered it twice using Photoshop.

I have some images from a session at Macworld celebrating the 20th anniversary of Photoshop.  That was fun.  Those older versions have such an innocence to them … all of that potential waiting to evolve into the crazy, massive program it is now.

I’m currently in Orlando, attending Photoshop World.  Today I took a pre-conference class on channels and masks.  I suspect I understand more about the topic than I give myself credit for as, despite the excellent instructor,  I felt myself vacillating between wanting to leave and starting to fall asleep.  I almost made it through the entire class.  Meanwhile, rumor is Photoshop CS5 will be announced at tomorrow’s keynote.  We’ll see.

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