May 16 2010
Apple
Apple has it all… great technology, a cult-like following and a cool store on Fifth Avenue. The one thing it doesn’t have is friends at Adobe.
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Too true! Love the fish-eye!
Great photo! Love the round feeling of the “apple” with the buildings and the steps wrapping around the logo. Brilliant Michael!