The guy is "history" All good things come to an end. He was a visionary whose technological creations affected millions of lives. So for this day, lets us all share our apple photo, and lets call this "APPLE A DAY .....
this is my U2 edition classic iPOD , its still working and im loving it! ♥
Yes, the 'glow'.....in the middle of the night when you can't sleep, Steve Jobs is our light in the dark....RIP Steve, as a professional photography you changed the way I do my job immeasureably for the better.
Great thread. I've actually only used Apple computers as long as I've been alive. My dad was a huge tech nerd, and he bought pretty much everything Apple ever produced. The 1984 Mac was the first computer I had in my bedroom as a kid. I was truly heartbroken when I heard the news. I cried.... quite a bit.
A "visionary" indeed. I think this picture of my desk shows how Appled up I am...! (I have even persuaded my Dad and my Grandmother to make the switch, and now they both have an iPhone4 and a MacBook!)
I think, whether or not you liked Jobs' products, or his company, no one can deny the huge impact he has had on the world. He was a true entrepreneur, with a determination to succeed, and the world needs people like that.
Plus, I've used the logo on my own MacBook as my 365 on a couple of occasions, when I've been out of ideas!!
Very sad to hear the news last night, as a lifelong (literally) techie geek who grew up alongside the PC era, this is almost a personal loss to me. I never owned an Apple computer but worked on them plenty in my photo studies. My ipod, which has been a subject in my 365 more than once, is one of my prized possessions that I enjoy almost daily.
Truly a great visionary and prophet of the modern age. If only more people had that kind of courage to stay outside the box . . .
Never has hanging out in the garage with your buddy been so far reaching and touched so many, so profoundly. Whether literally with Apple technology or as a global cultural icon that makes for perfect internationally understood humor, Steve Jobs' contribution to mankind is undeniably huge.
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Yes, the 'glow'.....in the middle of the night when you can't sleep, Steve Jobs is our light in the dark....RIP Steve, as a professional photography you changed the way I do my job immeasureably for the better.
Great thread. I've actually only used Apple computers as long as I've been alive. My dad was a huge tech nerd, and he bought pretty much everything Apple ever produced. The 1984 Mac was the first computer I had in my bedroom as a kid. I was truly heartbroken when I heard the news. I cried.... quite a bit.
My pic is an old one....
I think, whether or not you liked Jobs' products, or his company, no one can deny the huge impact he has had on the world. He was a true entrepreneur, with a determination to succeed, and the world needs people like that.
Plus, I've used the logo on my own MacBook as my 365 on a couple of occasions, when I've been out of ideas!!
Steve Jobs-----I SAD :(
Truly a great visionary and prophet of the modern age. If only more people had that kind of courage to stay outside the box . . .
Taken about a year ago
A sad day!
Tough to look at for more than a split second.
RIP
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