Find me this photo in hi-res

[soosy]

http://www.blogsmithmedia.com/www.engadget.com/media/2007/09/dsc_7673.jpg

Yep, Steve in front of the Starbucks photo. I've looked but not finding any hi-res photos of the event. Could be a cool desktop methinks.

Thanks!

(Edited title to avoid confusion! )

 

[tobefirst ⚽️]

Ha! I thought the title said, "Find me in this hi-res" and was going to be like a Where's Waldo kind of thing. I'm disappointed now. Sorry I can't help you.

 

[zblaxberg]

you do realize that's been photoshoped its obvious if you zoom in on it...

 

[TheAnswer]

Ha! I thought the title said, "Find me in this hi-res" and was going to be like a Where's Waldo kind of thing. I'm disappointed now. Sorry I can't help you.

Seconded.

 

[krose0307]

you do realize that's been photoshoped its obvious if you zoom in on it...

Isn't this a pic from the announcement yesterday? What about it looks photoshopped? It's just Steve standing in front of a screen that has a picture of Starbucks projected onto it. This was posted live by Engadget during the speech, so I doubt they took the time to Photoshop it before they posted it.

 

[zblaxberg]

Isn't this a pic from the announcement yesterday? What about it looks photoshopped? It's just Steve standing in front of a screen that has a picture of Starbucks projected onto it. This was posted live by Engadget during the speech, so I doubt they took the time to Photoshop it before they posted it.

oh ok, I wasn't watching the announcement but I thought he was trying to say it was actualy sj standing in front of a starbucks (the actual store) not a picture. my bad. thats why it seems photoshopped because the store doesn't look realistic compared to the shade of sj

 

[djstarrock]

Yea it was from the annocenment and you can see his arm on the black bit.

 

[HD303]

you do realize that's been photoshoped its obvious if you zoom in on it...

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sorry, could not resist

 

[EricBrian]

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sorry, could not resist

LOL


Here is a link to it, btw:
http://www.adobe.com/misc/trade.html#photoshop