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  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
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  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Jobs Steve 0001.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Jobs Steve 0004.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Jobs Steve 0003.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
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  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Jobs Steve 0002-2.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    scf4327-507_Jobs Steve 0004.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    scf4327-506jobs steve 0003.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    scf4327-507jobs steve 0004.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.<br />
Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    Lasseter John 0001.jpg
  • Eben Ostby, an Animation Scientist at work for Pixar.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  <br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio. Employees get around the innovative workplace with scooters.
    ostby, eben 0001-2.jpg
  • Eben Ostby, an Animation Scientist at work for Pixar.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  <br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio. Employees get around the innovative workplace with scooters.
    scf4327-582_Ostby, Eben 0001.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.<br />
Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    scf4327-524lasseter john 0003.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.<br />
Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    scf4327-523lasseter john 0002.jpg
  • Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    scf4327-014_pixar 0001 staff.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.<br />
Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    Lasseter John 0003.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.<br />
Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    scf4327-522lasseter john 0001.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.<br />
Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  The oversized lamp is an icon of Pixar's first animation success.
    Lasseter John 0002.jpg
  • Eben Ostby, an Animation Scientist at work for Pixar.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  <br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio. Employees get around the innovative workplace with scooters.
    ostby, eben 0001.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.  <br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio. Employees get around the innovative workplace with scooters.
    Catmull, Ed 0002.jpg
  • Eben Ostby, an Animation Scientist at work for Pixar.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    scf4327-582ostby eben 0002 animator.jpg
  • Pixarians lounge with CEO Jobs on couch front right and John Lasseter lying down on couch, in screening room before the launch of movie Toy Story.  All the animators in the picture became multi-millionaires their stock options.
    Pixar 0001 Staff.jpg
  • Eben Ostby, an Animation Scientist at work for Pixar.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Ostby Eben 0001 Animator.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Catmull Ed 0002.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    scf4327-415catmull ed 0001.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    scf4327-415_Catmull, Ed 0001.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio. Employees get around the innovative workplace with scooters.
    scf4327-015_pixar 0002 scooters.jpg
  • Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio. Employees get around the innovative workplace with scooters.
    Pixar 0002 Scooters.jpg
  • Eben Ostby, an Animation Scientist at work for Pixar.<br />
Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Ostby Eben 0002 Animator.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Catmull Ed 0002-2.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Catmull, Ed 0001.jpg
  • Founder and Chief Technical Officer Ed Catmull at Pixar Studio.  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple Computer bought animation company Pixar off George Lukas in 1986 and turned it into a Academy-Award-winning studio.
    Catmull Ed 0001.jpg
  • John Lasseter on the eve of his first hit Toy Story at Pixar headquarters in California.  The Pixar offices are very playful and feature swings and scooters to keep the atmosphere cheerful.
    scf4327-524_Lasseter John 0003.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Smell 0072b Breath Testers.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Smell 0072b Breath Testers-2.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-848_Smell 0072c Breath teste...jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Smell 0072d Breath Testers.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Smell 0072 Breath Testers-2.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Armpit Testers 0003Closeup.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Armpit Testers 0006.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Armpit Testers 0001closeup.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-299_Armpit Testers 0005.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-298armpit testers 0004.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-296_Armpit Testers 0001close...jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-297armpit testers 0003closeu...jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-295armpit testers 0001closeu...jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Smell 0072 Breath Testers.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Armpit Testers 0005.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Armpit testers 0004.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    Armpit Testers 0002longshot.jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-847_Smell 0072a Breath Teste...jpg
  • These researchers worked at Hill Top Research Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio and every morning about 75 men and women would parade through their labs and offer up their pits, feet, breath and private parts in the name of olfactory science.
    scf4327-299armpit testers 0005.jpg
  • Infernos from oil and gas rigs called “hellfires” are some of the most dangerous and expensive fires in the world to extinguish.  Their damage to life, the environment and corporate profits, can be enormous and fighting them are a costly specialty.  In this rarified field, Boots and Coots are considered the A-team, the specialists who are on call to be anywhere in the world in 24 hours when hell breaks loose.  When the Iraqis torched the oil fields of Kuwait during the Gulf War, Boots and Coots were called in to douse some of the most difficult ones.
    Boots and Coots.jpg
  • The final step in creating the custom bike is the hand assembly of the components.  This is done by four skilled craftsmen.<br />
Basic assembly, such as the wiring of this brake cable is left for humans, not robots.  One worker assembles nearly the entire bike and in the process derives a sense of accomplishment that is often missing from assembly line jobs.
    scf4327-243bicycle 0011 hand assembl...jpg
  • Photography is usually one of the professions where, if you do a bad job nobody dies but when I photographed the Chrysler Building there was every chance that if we messed up – statistically someone was going to get hurt.  We fabricated a scaffold with adjustable platforms to mount four motorized Hasselblad cameras and hang it over the edge of the Chrysler Building to get this viewpoint. One of my assistants, a bit of an electronics buff wired all the cameras to a single switching box so I could fire them all with one button. It so happened that the previous tenants had vacated the week before so we had the whole wing of the floor to ourselves.  We strung climbing rope through the windows and around the building as a main lifeline and clipped ourselves onto the line with harnesses.  The whole heavy contraption was lowered and raised about thirty times over rush hour pedestrian traffic some 57 stories above Lexington Avenue as we changed film backs and adjusted exposures and made slight adjustments in camera angles.  Even though we were all roped and harnessed in, if anything fell, say a film back or film slide and hit someone it would have been a disaster.<br />
We photographed the building over several days during a couple of sunsets and sunrises, even at different times of year but the best shot was taken the first day.  It was one of those miraculously rare clear days when the pollution was blown out to sea leaving metropolis looking like it just got out of the bath.  I used Tungsten film to accentuate the blues of magic hour when two divergent spectrums of light, blues and reds, coverag
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