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Tuesday, 22 October 2002 |
Photographs look so incredible on the monitors of the new Apple iMacs and Cinema Displays that you must seriously wonder whether you should ever bother having photographs printed conventionally again.
Photographs only look inferior displayed in any other way than onscreen, beautifully backlit and rendered by thousands of tiny, tiny, glowing but sharp-edged LCDs.
12:46:06 PM 
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I have a new albeit still interim, that is, temporary, set of pages containing work from A Poverty of Desire up on my new .Mac account web site. There is also a page containing some sketches for the first work in the Home Truths series of found images with text.
12:25:47 PM
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Looks like Apple Australia is finally to follow the lead of Apple US and Apple in one or two other countries, and is about to set-up a retail presence, according to The Australian newspaper IT section.
The Australian AppleCentres are not owned or operated by Apple. They are independent retailers.
10:31:40 AM
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From the The New York Times comes this article on a burial ossuary found in or near Jerusalem, bearing the inscription “James, son of Joseph, brother of Jesus.”
[Note that this website requires you to sign-in.]
10:22:14 AM
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It is official—I have named Tuesday Six Feet Under Day. The HBO hit TV show written and often directed by Allan Ball of American Beauty fame is shown in Perth at 10:30PM each Tuesday night.
This is the third episode.
9:27:44 AM
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© Copyright 2002 Karl-Peter Gottschalk.
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