Korayem/addon

From the page: "Bypasses the flickr.com filter in Iran, UAE, Saudi Arabia, China and other banned countries and places... "

virtualPhotographer is a Photoshop compatible plug-in that allows you to create a variety of photographic styles with the greatest of ease.
virtualPhotographer features many presets, all of which can be fine tuned to fit your requirements.
Effects such as Film Grain, Soft Focus, B/W, B/W tinting, High Contrast etc. are all just a click away. No more struggling to get to grips with the steep learning curve of your photo editor. Great results are just a mouse click away.

one of the samples in the msdn article by stephen toub was for pdf files...of which i receive a lot. i don't use adobe reader because i think it is overkill for reading pdf's personally. the sample, however, relies on having adobe reader installed...which i didn't like. i started working with the foxit activex sdk, because i love their reader product. after some communication with the team at foxit, we started collaborating.
as a result of that collaboration, foxit software and i partnered to create the 'foxit pdf preview handler' which you can download for free! this is a pdf preview handler for outlook 2007 and windows vista. the current version requires vista, but we are working on a windows xp version for outlook 2007 on winxp.

Microsoft Pro Photo Shoot is a new software add-in for Microsoft Office Outlook that allows photographers to add details of the client and equipment for a photo shoot appointment in Outlook. This allows photographers to greater leverage the power of Outlook when managing their photography.

From the page: "This page lists all the Lightroom piglets I know about. Any plugin for Adobe Lightroom that uses my piglet infrastructure should be able to use any (or all) of these piglets."

Flickr Export plugin for Lightroom

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More information about the feed:

* Now a direct feed from Flickr and the new Geo Photos
* Photos refresh 4-6 seconds after the map stops moving
* The feed displays a maximum of 200 photos at a time.
* Precedence is given to interesting photos (so on the world map, that's all you'll see).
* Click on a dot to see the photo and more information in the balloon.
* This is a dynamic network feed, so it is constantly being refreshed, even if you save the feed within Google Earth.
* Photos are updated in real time
* New in version 2.0: Realtime feed

From the page: "The idea was to show the location where your photos are taken by geotagging (showing the cooridnates) of the photo's location. Unfortunately, the guy who wrote it was hired by Yahoo at the end of last year and the network link went away. This was a very popular tool when it worked. Fortunately, other tools have been developed to try and fill the gap. Just recently news on two Flickr photo browsing tools has been sent to me."