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Nick Hodge is a Professional Geek for Microsoft Australia. More info lives underneath the About Box...

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photosynth

Sydney Harbour Bridge, Southern Side

Con­tinu­ing my theme of ‘syn­thing the Sydney Har­bour Bridge: on Tues­day I took a series of 24 pho­tos on my Palm Treo Pro cam­era of the bridge. Includ­ing a seagull:

Bathroom Renovation: The Destruction

After nearly 10 years at this address, the bath­room and kit­chen need a massive makeover.
Above is a Pho­to­synth of the bath­room after this morning’s destruc­tion.
Next step is the ren­der­ing prior to plumb­ing then tiling.

AU 2008">Long Zheng Photosynths me at TechEd AU 2008

istartedsomething’s Long Zheng 98% Pho­to­synths me on the Live Platform/Live Mesh stand at TechEd AU 2008

Hello Photosynth, Love from Australia.

I live only 5 minutes away from the most awe­some vista in the world: the Sydney Har­bour.
Now you can exper­i­ence the Har­bour on a not-so-sunny day (that is, this morn­ing) thanks to Microsoft Pho­to­synth (note: Mac users: we’re work­ing on it. In the cur­rent term, you will need to Boot­camp to see Pho­to­synths. The VMWare […]