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'It's been a long time coming,' wrote Jim McCloskey in his WaterShapes World blog in December 2013: 'Just ten days ago, after nearly six months of grinding care and effort, the entirety of the WaterShapes magazine archive is now available online as it originally appeared
PAL Lighting USA (Tucson, AZ) has introduced the Touch 5 wireless control. Designed with five…
Aquascape (St. Charles, IL) has published its 2016 Product Catalog. The 104-page digital booklet covers…
Whitewater West Industries (Richmond, British Columbia, Canada) has just released its “Guide to Waterpark Maintenance.”…
Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems (Apopka, FL) has published its 2016 Master Catalog. With more than 300…
I take a lot of pictures of my work - so many, in fact, that friends and colleagues often tease me about it. Chief among those antagonists are my Genesis 3 compatriots, Brian Van Bower and Skip Phillips, who have a running joke about how I always have a slide show ready, whether it's two in the morning in my home or off in some location far removed from classrooms or offices. And it's true: Because I shoot 35-mm slides of every aspect of every one of my projects, I usually
I understand why so many people love digital cameras: You don't have purchase or develop film, you can check your images instantly, and it's easy to upload pictures onto your computer and
