Dan Garodnick

Photoshop fun with New York City's political fauna

There is a whole process to vlogging that I find totally unsatisfying. I hate editing and I hate compressing files for better streaming because it takes too long and I want to put thing up on the web NOW! The upside of editing and going through frames is that you get to crack yourself up with the body language of your subjects.

Case in point : I could spend hours watching Christine Quinn talk ... with the volume off. Check the president of New York City's City Council ... she's an opera diva in making. Ok, maybe a Broadway musical --although I suggest she get a voice coach because she strains her voice during speeches. Girlfriend, breathe!

And then, there is Mark Green; who is running for attorney general...

More after the jump.

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