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Fonts Finds in NYC

Mar 9, 2013

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I kept my eye out for interesting fonts on a recent trip to NYC. I found the tried and true: The NYC Metro signage was created in the 1960s and while Helvetica was not originally the official typeface according to the book Helvetica and the New York City Subway System, it became so. Gary Hustwit‘s…

Highlights: 1197 Conference and Mobile Photo Awards

Mar 3, 2013

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Jennifer Hartnett-Henderson

in Business Models, Photography

Last week I flew to the Big Apple for the second 1197 Conference and the Mobile Photo Awards because my work was in the show! Thanks to Robin Glasser Sacknoff from NYC and Sue Holland (also in the show) and her friends from Toronto for the photos below! The 1197 conference closed with the Mobile Photography Awards at…

Monetizing Mobile Photography: Some Assembly Required

Feb 26, 2013

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Jennifer Hartnett-Henderson

in Business Models, Photography

How do you monetize mobile photography? The difficulty in monetizing mobile photography is causing anxiety and frustration for many photographers. During Social Media Week in New York City, the 1197 Conference at the Soho Gallery for Digital Art tackled the subject head on in a panel called “Getting Paid”. Each panelist had built a unique path…

Scanner as Camera at Winged Tapestries

Feb 23, 2013

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Jennifer Hartnett-Henderson

in Art and Design

Winged Tapestries; Moths at Large at the American Museum of Natural History is fantastic! Jim des Rivières repurposed a scanner as a camera to create large format prints of moths showing how gorgeous and intricate these creations are. When viewed this large the amazing design details in each wing pop: Kind of makes you want…

Tag: New York City

Fonts Finds in NYC

Highlights: 1197 Conference and Mobile Photo Awards

Monetizing Mobile Photography: Some Assembly Required

Scanner as Camera at Winged Tapestries