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A Picture is Worth a Conversation
Posted by bud_caddell on May 08, 2008
Why say it, when you can show it?
I love the direction of this blog, but sheesh, I think it could use a photo or two. I’ll get us started with a few new favorites of mine.
1) Show it, don’t brand-ver-marke-licit it.
2) What we sometimes foolishly assume when we design for a digital experience.
3) Never forget the power of the unexpected.
Ok, these were sorta silly, but I think it conveyed the power of images to progress or spark a conversation-the right images can sway someone. Think about it next time you flip through a stock photo catalog.
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ian alexander said on May 14, 2008, 01:32 PM
What happened to the good old days when flaming animated gif's were all the rage and one could blather on and on about how great they were.
Good Stuff Bud
Erin said on May 22, 2008, 02:35 AM
Is he wearing Z Cavarrici's?
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Michelle O'Hagan said on May 08, 2008, 09:34 PM
I love it.