This blog has been active since September of 2006. We have published every business day since then. In the rush of daily business and "on to the next post" it is a healthy exercise to look back at the great stories and photos that are shared here. Below is a list of some of our top posts from 2008. They illustrate the creativity of their authors, their thoughtfulness, skill, or silliness. At the heart of each of these is the power of photography to tell a story. 
So, drumroll please. here they are...

	10	Point & Shoot, Angle of View - Zoom Zoom - A point of view on point of view from Paul Schwartz.
	9	Milk Sploop Photography - Having fun on April Fool's Day. I was surprised by how many people took this one seriously!
	8	Sweet Sorrow - Robin Huls has been chronicling the training of Paxton as a guide dog. It was time for him to begin what he was trained for and the parting was "sweet sorrow."
	7	May I Come with You? - Tender mercies in the fields of the Ukraine.
	6	My take on the Games as a Beijinger and a Chinese! - The Olympics were one of the biggest world events in 2008. We were there covering it from Opening to Closing. This post from Wallace Bao provided a local perspective.
	5	Fancy Computer Cameras - Angel Ahmed remembers her father saying to her "go work for Kodak so you can teach me how to use those new fancy computer cameras." she did both and here is that story.
	4	Panoramic Extravaganza - A collection of photos taken using the auto-stitch feature on our cameras that makes a panoramic photo from three individual ones.
	3	Black and White Photography with John Sexton - Photographer, master printmaker, author and workshop instructor best known for his luminous, quiet, black and white photographs of the natural environment shares his insights with Kodaker Audrey Jonckheer.
	2	A Plan to Capture American History in the Making - Vince Young sharing his plan to capture the historical nature of the 2008 US Presidential election for his family. Read the comments, powerful stuff.
	1	Remembering Alex - Vera is a special person and her posts on our blog are among the most impactful. Her brother, also a Kodak employee, tragically passed away this year. This post is a wonderful tribute to him.

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