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DefaultArtist

I am the Designer & Co-Founder of ShutterCalWhile living in NYC I designed a portable 'instant photo-to-puzzle street cart' Where I'd take your picture on Time Square, and the machine would instantly print and cut your image into a real 1000 piece puzzle with a custom box and everything... but I built ShutterCal instead of the puzzle machine. True story.

name:

Scott Michael Harris

location:

New York City

gear:

Cannon EOS 20D 55mm
Sony Cyber-shot HX5V/B
iPhone 4s

started on:

2/1/07 (Day 1933)

about me:

I am the Designer & Co-Founder of ShutterCalWhile living in NYC I designed a portable "instant photo-to-puzzle street cart" Where I'd take your picture on Time Square, and the machine would instantly print and cut your image into a real 1000 piece puzzle with a custom box and everything... but I built ShutterCal instead of the puzzle machine. True story.

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Imagine a place filled with unimaginable treasure behind every door. <p><em> </em></p>

tomato & feta soup (and a book) on a rainy day. <p><em> </em></p>

education is my theme and mission this month. <p><em> </em></p>

I snapped this shot because it struck me, as it does everytime I take my work into central park, that there is no place I'd rather be in the entire world. I've been a lot of places. This is my favorite point on the entire planet.

Happy Cinco De Mayo everyone! <p><em> </em></p>

It's not a 'professional' solution, but it is a solution. Don't stand back and gripe about something. Make things happen.

I love these pancakes. I'm glad we did this. <p><em> </em></p>

I was just having a conversating about cosmic rays and the way they react with quartz rock over time. Then I walked outside and noticed one of the (used to be) white traffic cone in the parking area. I remember those cones when they were new. How cool and Kubrick-esk I thought it was for the rose center to use white cones. Then I turned and saw Neil Degrasse Tyson. He's still looking cool, while the cones are not. I walked past and picked up one word. '...life...' I wanted to stay and listen so badly, but it wasn't my conversation - so I snapped this photo and moved on.

calmness in the eye of a storm. Scott has an inner struggle brewing.

This is my very first peking duck. How on earth did it take so long? It was amazing. <p><em> </em></p>

i hade a nice 2 hour chat with my mom and then walked through the park with an ice cream cone.

This is Michael Karnjanaprakorn, co-founder of SkillShare.com. He's a genius masterfully implementing an ingenious idea - but equally important, he is a real, normal, relatable person. He makes mistakes, he has CEO coaches, accepts financial aid, and oils a well designed machine bigger than himself. He's not mysterious or chosen. He's just a sharp and talented person making shit happen, and the machine he's building is real. It sounds funny when I say it out loud, but that's the most important thing I'm learning from all this.