| The Year Of The Oceans & Reefs: International Underwater Photography Competitions Make History
Since the dawn of time, man has sought answers to the mysteries of the oceans. Scuba diving and underwater photography have become the world's eyes into the deep. Over $80,000 in prizes are up for grabs as two international underwater photography competitions join forces to produce impressive results. New York, NY (PRWEB) October 23, 2007 -- Since the dawn of time, man has sought answers to the mysteries of the oceans. Scuba diving and underwater photography have become the world's eyes into the deep. Two popular underwater photography websites have set the bar by developing a series of international competitions like no other. Now in their third year, the competitions have become world renowned. On the heels of announcing the prestigious 3rd-annual, US-based international photo and video competition, Wetpixel & DivePhotoGuide have once again organized a unique joint collaboration with a second international competition in association with DEEP Indonesia , Indonesia's first-ever Diving, Adventure Travel and Water sports expo.
New GestureTek Product Transforms Any Digital Sign or Advertising Screen Into an Immersive Interactive Experience for ...
NEW YORK, Oct. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- GestureTek Inc. -- world leader and patent-holder in computer vision and gesture-recognition technology for presentation, information and entertainment systems -- today announced a major enhancement to the company's stunning Screen Xtreme immersive interactive digital signage system, allowing it to be combined with any other digital signage solution. GestureTek showcased Screen Xtreme at the KioskCom Self Service Expo on October 23 and 24 at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York, NY. Screen Xtreme can now be delivered as a plug-in window on any existing digital signage solution. This means that any digital advertisement or display currently in the market can be quickly and easily outfitted with the Screen Xtreme gesture-recognition software, making it instantly interactive and immersive.
Fish film aims to scale up Oregon's ocean literacy
Telling the story about "the historic transition to sustainability in our commercial and recreational ocean fisheries" is the motivation behind a film the Oregon Coastal Zone Management Association is focused on producing.OCZMA members viewed about five minutes of raw footage - shot by Pacific Media Productions during a charter boat trip out of Depoe Bay - as part of their Oct. 12 session in Reedsport. OCZMA Director Onno Husing wanted them to see the high-definition digital quality of the effort he dubs as "a factual statement of change in our fisheries." .
Greeting a new business
Kiki Cook's father was a U.S. diplomat; Jean Stoddard, her late mother, a painter.
Wherever the family lived because of the work of Cook's father, Stoddard would paint whimsical pieces that encapsulated scenes of everyday life, such as people roaming about a city.
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