The Charette Project

Saturday, September 18, 2004

I just got a new digital camera, the Panasonic FZ20. I have been using 35mm cameras for years and my wife has a 2 megapixel Canon A20. I chose the 5 megapixel FZ20 because of it's 12X Leica zoom with optical image stabilization. From my great experience with my Panasonic digital video camera, I knew that Panasonic and Leica knew how to put together a well-made product that takes great images. I also followed the Digital Photo Reivew website's Panasonic Talk Forum. I ordered it from Circuit City, the only place that carried them and a 1GB Kingmax SD card from NewEgg. I am very happy with it! Take a look at a few pictures that I took with it last weekend. I also created a forum on my website Charette.com to talk about the camera.

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In architecture, a charette is a quick design process.

: Name:Michael Scherotter; Location:Fairfax, California, United States

I was educated as an architect but I found my passion in software architecture and development. Many skills that I have learned in my architectural education have enabled me to excel at designing, building, and explaining software systems:

The ability to change scales and my point of view from the micro to the macro.
The ability to think in three dimensions and draw what I am visualizing.
The ability to organize and manage complex projects and systems.
Lateral thinking and creative problem solving.

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